Thank you for your interest in the IATUL Special Interest Group for Information Literacy webinar series. Very happy to see so much interest. Some of the dates are already fully booked.
For those who cannot attend the live webinars: Recordings will be made available online after the webinar sessions on the IATUL SIG IL website.
The IATUL Special Interest Group for Information Literacy (SIG IL) invites you to its webinar series.
The webinar series is open to everyone who is interested in information literacy in an academic environment. For more information, see the detailed descriptions.
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The International Association of University Libraries (IATUL) invites you to attend the 40th Annual IATUL Conference at The University of Western Australia and Curtin University in Perth, Australia from 23 June to 27 June 2019. This is an excellent opportunity to hear about the latest academic library initiatives, visit award-winning libraries, and network with colleagues and friends from all over the world.
Technology has fundamentally changed the role of the academic library and how it operates. This is evident in the increased access to digital sources of knowledge, and digital tools and services for students, teachers and researchers along with the increasingly important role of the library’s physical place on campus. The IATUL 2019 conference themes will provide ample opportunity to explore and learn about how the library can enable work, study and research in higher education.
The topics for the conference will be:
IATUL invites you to attend the IATUL Seminar 2018 at the Technical University of Munich University Library in Munich, Germany from 3 – 5 December 2018.
Under the heading “Research Skills and Information Literacy in the Workplace” the event will bring together librarians and representatives from the business sector, and offer the opportunity to develop a better understanding of the differences between information literacy as part of a university study program, and information literacy in the workplace.
Information Literacy in the Workplace is a relatively new and increasingly important area of research in library science. Many libraries offer information literacy programs in order to help students to find, access and use literature for their studies and final papers. But to what extent does instruction in Information Literacy help people in their future employment?
Mark your calendars now and find more information on the event website. Registration will open 1 September 2018.
Conference languages are German and English.
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The submission deadline for Call for papers for the 39th Annual IATUL Conference has been extended.
New deadline is February 18th.
You will find more information about Call for papers on the conference website: https://iatul2018.hioa.no/
To encourage global participation the IATUL Travel Grant Programme provides financial assistance to library and/or information professionals from developing countries to attend the annual IATUL Conference. IATUL Travel Grants will be awarded to first-time attendees of this conference. Applications are encouraged from librarians at any institution that is an IATUL member or would qualify for IATUL membership. When applying for a Travel Grant, please remember that English is the official language of the organization and its annual conference.
