Monday, April 1, 2019
IATUL SIG-ALICE Coaching Programme

Call for Coaching Participants

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Call for Participants:

The IATUL SIG-ALICE Coaching Programme invites applications from experienced library managers/leaders to act as coaches to Cambodian library directors/managers for a limited, one-year period beginning in June 2019.

Applications must include a CV and a brief statement addressing why you are interested in serving as a coach and what areas of expertise you would bring to the partnership.

Please send your application to Bethany Wilkes: bethany.wilkes@yale-nus.edu.sg, Chair, SIG-ALICE by 22 April 2019.

About the Programme:

The SIG-ALICE Coaching Programme aims to contribute expertise and support for the further development of library services in emerging countries such as Cambodia, our first focus. Coaching is task-oriented, performance driven and takes place within a defined one year time period.

General objectives for all partnerships:

  • Cultivate an engaged group of library leaders in Cambodia
  • Provide...
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Tuesday, March 19, 2019
40th Annual IATUL Conference Perth, Western Australia

Keynote Speaker Profile - Professor Seongcheol Kim, Korea University

Seongcheol Kim

We’re excited to introduce you to the first of our keynote speakers for the IATUL Conference 2019, Professor Seongcheol Kim. Professor Kim is a professor in the School of Media and Communication at Korea University, and the Korea University Librarian.
He is the founder and director of the Centre for Media Industry, a research centre focused on the Korean media industry. He is also the current president of the Korean Association for Information Society and a member of the Board of Directors for the International Telecommunications Society and the International Media Management Academic Association.

His research interests include Information and Communication Technologies management and policy. As of March 2019, he has published more than 100 papers in international and Korean journals and 21 books. He teaches in the areas of media management, new media and mobile media.

Professor Kim’s keynote topic is Transforming the Library through Social Innovation: A Case Study of Korea University Library.

Tuesday, March 12, 2019
40th Annual IATUL Conference Perth, Western Australia

Program Now Available

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IATUL offers an influential and inclusive community of university library directors from around the world and the Annual Conference provides a unique opportunity to share views and develop new collaborations. The theme for the 2019 conference is Shifting Sands and Rising Tides: Leading Libraries through Innovation.  Technology has disrupted the role and the identity of the academic library, providing many opportunities and challenges requiring leadership and innovative solutions. These include digital and open sources of knowledge, online tools and services for students, teachers and researchers, and the increasingly important, but changed, role of the library’s physical place on campus.    

An exciting program featuring local and international speakers is now available at: http://www.iatul2019.org/index/program

Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Information Literacy in an International Context

IATUL SIG IL Webinar Series - Recordings Online Now

IATUL SIG Information Literacy Webinar Series

The IATUL Special Interest Group for Information Literacy (SIG IL) has completed its webinar project: In a total of five webinars, members of the group highlighted various topics relating to information literacy, and described current developments. With 100 and more registrations for each of the webinars, there was great interest in the topics and format of the events.

For those who did not have the chance to participate in the live webinar, the recordings are now available online via the IATUL SIG IL website.

Presenters came from libraries in Germany, South Africa, Singapore and Australia. The webinars covered various aspects of information literacy teaching and service implementation such as e-learning, teaching skills, publication literacy, the development of IL services, and its integration into study programmes and curricula.

IATUL thanks the SIG IL for creating and making these great records available to the IATUL community.

Monday, January 21, 2019
Research Skills and Information Literacy in the Workplace

IATUL Seminar 2018 – Presentation Slides and Video Recordings Online Now!

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The presentations and video recordings of the IATUL Seminar 2018 are now available online.
We are very happy to be able to make the exciting contents of the seminar usable in this way. We hope the publication will contribute to a sustainable use of the findings of the seminar.

Did you miss the IATUL Seminar? The video recordings now also give you the opportunity to listen to the speakers and to benefit from their knowledge and experiences.

We would like to thank the media production team of the Technical University of Munich for creating and providing the videos!

Monday, January 21, 2019
40th IATUL Conference Perth 2019

Call for Papers - Extended Deadline

Call for Papers

The Call for Papers for IATUL 2019 has been extended. The revised deadline for proposals/abstracts is 4 February 2019.
More information and submission process is available here.

IATUL offers an influential and inclusive community of university library directors from around the world. The Annual Conference is a unique opportunity to share views and develop new collaborations. Papers are invited on the following theme:

Shifting Sands and Rising Tides: Leading Libraries through Innovation

Technology has disrupted the role and the identity of the academic library, providing many opportunities and challenges requiring leadership and innovative solutions. These include digital and open sources of knowledge, online tools and services for students, teachers and researchers, and the increasingly important, but changed, role of the library’s physical place on campus.  

Proposals should consider:

  • Next Generation Information Discovery and Access
  • Best Practice in Information and Digital Literacy
  • Structures and Skills for Future Work
  • Library Spaces for...
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