In this week’s Princh Library Blog, we share an article by Ramune Petuchovaite, Public Library Innovation Programme Manager at EIFL. The article reflects on the impact librarians who participated in the Initiative for Young African Library Innovators (IYALI) program had on their communities and networks.This article was originally posted on EIFL’s blog. To see
ACRL Webinar Video Recording: “Cultures of Collecting: Sustaining Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Collection Development”
Corona’s Effect On The Book Publishing Sector
It is not new to anyone that the coronavirus pandemic affected the global economic situation. The pandemic has had an impact not only on countries as a whole, but also on individuals and various industries around the world.
16 Easy Ways to Unleash Your Creativity
“Wondering how you can unleash your creativity? On this week’s Princh Libray Blog, The Expert Editor shares a fun infographic, that will share some answers. Check out 16 ways to unleash your creativity.”
(Excerpt from article)
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How to build and promote your RDM skills and why you should
Tufts University librarian Becky Morin highlights four ways that librarians can hone and share their research data management skills and some compelling reasons why they should.
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Students without Libraries
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Design Thinking For Libraries
This month, we present Design Thinking for Libraries, a project used by libraries worldwide to redesign their service whilst focusing on the users’ needs. We have talked with Sidsel Bech-Petersen, Head of Innovation and User Involvement at Aarhus Public Libraries, who tells us more about the concept and how libraries can benefit from using it.
Source: Design Thinking For Libraries
You’re an amazing librarian! Does your profile say so?
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“Librarians are doing amazing things as interdisciplinary facilitators, knowledge creators, systems specialists, teachers, and researchers; however, this expertise is not always reflected online. Full online profiles are an effective way to embed yourself in the academic life of your institution and increase opportunities for collaboration with faculty and staff in many disciplines.”
Excerpt from website.
8 tips for getting it done when working from home
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“With many businesses considering how best to keep teams connected when not everyone can be in the same location, we’ve been asked by a number of our customers for recommendations for staying productive and on task. Here are some best practices for fostering collaboration when your teams find themselves working remotely.” (Excerpt from Blogpost).
https://blog.google/products/g-suite/8-tips-for-working-from-home/
Run & Read with your Library
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