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 | [...]28 38 10 Librarylife THE MAGAZINE FOR LIBRARY 8 INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS SOAPBOX Are they[...]re the opportunities for on-the—job learning? LIBRARY St INFORMATION ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND AOTEAROA — TE RAU HERENGA O AOTEAROA Moira Fraser it /3 library education delivering graduates with the s[...] |
| [...]st-serve readers will know, I have an interest in library education and I am currently a LIANZA representative on the Advisory Committee to the Library School at Victoria University. The challenge of the transition to the knowledge age for library practitioners is easily matched by the challenges provided to library educators. There is more to teach, and it is more[...]range of job titles and job responsibilities. And library educators must grapple with all the changes in th[...]ike to see some vigorous debate about the role of library practitioners in library education. There’s a degree of grumbling about library education not delivering graduates with the kind[...]L/ANZ4 ’s I/ision according to the sectors of library and information work we represent. And some definition of how library practitioners could work together with educators[...]jects for students to undertake, visits to real—life libraries, discussion groups etc etc. Is this a[...]ffort on, or are we reasonably satisfied that the library educators are getting it right and we don’t nee[...]L/brar/ansh/,'0 and /nformaf/on management‘ 2 Library Life 257, June 2001 |
| [...]r have relevance or impact on the big picture. 4 Library Life 257, June 200/ But we can and do have clout —[...]and pre mortgage, one of my reasons for selecting library work was to do good, "to help people”. I didn't[...]professional impotence? Hazel Dobb/‘e Editor, Library Life Te Rau Ora c/- LIANZA PO Box 12-212, Well[...] |
| [...]I want to discuss the censorship issue raised in Library Life 256 May 2001. I preface that discussion by stati[...]however I have read all of the relevant matter in Library Life 256 and it is the information contained in that i[...]ohn Redmayne‘s Presidential letter published in Library Life 256.) Essentially John makes five points in his[...]Office of Fi/m and Literature Classification in Library Life (Number 5). My mother used to remind me that two[...]urselves imposing it. Decisions on the content of Library Life should be made at the editorial level and be base[...]n is or what they do or have done. The content of Library Life should not be imposed or controlled by either Pre[...]gally contentious; other issues are fair game for Library Life coverage — provided they are relevant and that[...]it! Personally, I hope never again to hear that Library Life has been prevented from giving full coverage to a[...]s at censorship. However, I signalled in the last Library life that I was happy to reopen our statement for disc[...]edmayne, Email: j.redmayne@libr.canterbury.ac.nz Library Life 257, June 2001 5 |
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| [...]the Directory each month this year. The National Library of New Zealand always welcomes suggestions from p[...], Collection Development and Management National Library of New Zealand/ Te Puna Maatauranga o Aotearoa kathryn.bolland@natlib.govt.nz LIANZA Library Week reinstated! Confirmed date 20-26 August 200[...]ials, public, schools, educational and government library and information centres to promote their own serv[...]ll be along the lines of....’lnformation @ your Library’”. Headings Project. Checkout LlANZA’s website & Library Life for updates www.lianza.org.nz L/lmny Life 257, June 2001 7 |
| [...]c/- ./_/ANZ/4, PO Box 72-2 72, Wellington. 8 Library life 257, June 2001 new services, such as access to t[...]ources of the Internet. It is a disservice to our library users and to any vision of New Zealand as an info[...]reduction in the services that must be provided. Library service (without a public library act) is at the whim of councillors and chief exec[...]ibraries and have a vision of the importance of a library services for their communities. Unfortunately, th[...]ublic Libraries Act in New Zealand to make public library services of a certain standard a statutory requir[...]is different, but the new English or Welsh public library standards, backed by Central Government, offer fe[...]s column! This was Pat Kittelson from the Science Library, University of Otago, who has contacted me[...] |
| [...]I would also like to thank the superb editrice of Library Life, Hazel Dobbie, for her helpful comments about thi[...]times raced to meet the final, final deadline for Library Life! Whenever I make my visits around the country,[...]ano John John Redmayne President- LIANZA The Library, University of Canterbury Ph (03) 3667001 ext 842[...]r appreciation; one of those small acts that make life easier. Recently, we thought of something that mi[...]930. Fax 09 360 6940. orders@Iibrarysupply.co.nz library Life 257, June 2001 9 |
| [...]— fewer Maori electorates. As an example: 1 0 Library Life 257, June 2001 - lf approx. 2,400 Maori v[...] |
| [...]imum of three consecutive years since obtaining a library or information management qualification and work[...]ed". Background Ada Fache was a stalwart of the library profession. She commenced work as an assistant at Dunedin Public Library in 1937 and except for two years as Librarian at Rangiora Public Library during the war, worked entirely at Dunedin Public Library, culminating in her appointment as City Librarian[...]ond woman to hold this position in a metropolitan library. v..l~», Library-'Ac ‘ Library - Booki ‘ - ii‘ ry-Serial ITSQMARO Miss F[...]as the NZLA Certificate, which then became the NZ Library Studies Certificate). Throughout her career she retained a strong interest in library education, encouraging many in a practical way to obtain library qualifications. Her retirement at 50, prompted b[...]ending Otago/ Southland Region meetings and other library functions. Miss Fache died in 1994, leaving the A[...]Together, TLC and CARL combine over 43 years of library automation experience. We are determined to offer you the best in library services. Join the TLC and CARL family. Doesn’t your library deserve the best? The Library Corporation - Corporate Headquarters Research Par[...]758.3030 - Fax: 303.758.0606 International - The Library CorporationICARL East (5) Pte Ltd 80 Robinson Roa[...]: apsales@tlcde|ivers.com - Web: www.TLCCARL.com Library Life 257, June 2001 11 |
| [...]interactive learning sessions in and beyond the library Design and planning of learning sessions C[...] |
| [...]nts and our collections safer. Staff who form the Library’s Disaster Response Team need training not only in the techniques of recovery and conservation of library materials; they must also be prepared for the confusion and stress which will follow a flood or fire in the Library. Keeping it current The Library has had a disaster response plan team since 1995[...]onse Team at a series of meetings attended by all libraryLibrary has, thankfully, suffered no disasters but there[...]owed gutters on the roof of the Physical Sciences Library and wet, in varying degrees, several hundred volu[...]an addition on the roof at Level 5 of the Central LibraryLibrary in the early hours of the morning of Saturday 15[...]off to the building. When water was restored the Library was already closed and the open tap overflowed it[...]had reached the main stack areas Continued over Library Life 257, June 2001 1 3 |
| [...]ourse frozen material can be sent to the National library in Wellington for full restoration in the Library's freeze drier. Whatever short or long term decis[...]isaster or an “adverse event” anywhere in the library system, it is important to get the Disaster Respo[...]in Australia and New Zealand. Co-operation The Library's Disaster Response Team is not alone in its ende[...]being aware of safety issues Take a tour of your library Andrea also took a tour of the Canterbury Univer[...]r, L/‘bra/y L/fe hazel.dobbie@clear.net.nz 1 4 Library Life 257, June 2001 |
| LIANZA An Ounce of Prevention The National Library has de ve/opeo’ a mu/2‘/'-faceted approach to[...]alvage reoo very after an event‘. The National Library manages a disaster salvage plan for its collectio[...](such as sprinklers going off accidentally). The Library's collections include many irreplaceable items. The library building itself is designed to minimise risk from[...]well-trained teams it is not very effective. The Library’s Conservation Services is responsible for the[...]e teams are drawn from volunteer staff across the Library who undergo general training before being assigne[...]0 liglrtfitfings over terminals. B1'llRol)erston Library, 1998. training also strongly emphasises team bu[...]y there are about 60 trained staff members in the Library. it also needs to be remembered that different c[...]nal Preservation Office, Te Tari Tohu Taonga, the Library also offers an outreach advice service. Established jointly by the National Library and National Archives it provides preservation ad[...]servation Office can be contacted at the National Library or preservation@natlib.govt.nz Library Life 257, June 2001 1 5 |
| [...]g Training, Teamwork and Regional Cooperation A library disaster has been defined as “an unexpected eve[...]".‘ Over the last two years Lincoln University Library’s strategic plan has included specific objectiv[...]ne outcome has been a comprehensive update to the Library D/'sas1‘erSa/I/age P/anin 2000. This plan deals[...]. It aims to meet the risk management needs ofthe Library and be compatible with the University’s wider e[...]LINGTON O4 970 0228 tripty<h@paradise.net.nz l 6 Library Life 257, June 2001 “Ready response” supplies The Library has also identified and purchased “ready respon[...]cquire specialist knowledge we recognise that all library staff need to have a general awareness of disaste[...]disaster exercise training that will involve all library staff. Regional response In the event of a major disaster specific to Lincoln University Library we know we would have to call on others in our re[...]Museum, Canterbury Museum, Canterbury University Library, Lincoln University Library and the Historic Places Trust. Lyn Campbel[...] |
| [...]the transport, storage and handling of museum and library objects and collections. Such workshops and semin[...]at the University of Canterbury's Macmillan Brown Library that analysed the response to a minor flood that[...]salvage techniques was held at Lincoln University Library in April 2001. This included a ro|e—play exerci[...]ought together librarians from Canterbury Medical Library, Christchurch College of Education, Christchurch[...]se, lending disaster supplies, offering temporary library services if a high demand collection was made una[...]such issues should be taken up by the appropriate Library managers and Isobel Mosley, the Lincoln Universit[...]st disaster to focus attention on the role of the Library's Disaster Response Team in the absence of such[...]Management Services Librarian, Lincoln University Library penwel|g@|incoln.ac.nz Lyndsay Ainsworth User Services Librarian, Lincoln University Library ainswor|@lincoln.ac.nz Graham and Lyndsay are th[...]erences 1 Skepastianu, M. & Whiffin, JL. (1995). Library disasterplanning. The Hague: IFLA. p.1 2 Kahn, M[...]onse and planning for/ibraries. Chicago: American Library Association. p. 12 3 Canterbury Disaster Salvage[...]response planning at the University of Canterbury Library in Canterbugx Disaster Salvage Team newsletter, Christchurch, Canterbury Disaster Salvage Team. Vol. 21, p4 Library Life 257, June 2001 17 |
| [...]f the Visual Arts Building leaked right above the library. Next morning many books and journals were discov[...]g into a brick-like mass. This is especially 1 8 Library Life 257, June 2001 important for Kaolin loaded (Chin[...]stay on top of the situation. Not easy when other library duties call, but an important element for[...] |
| [...]a lot easier to have regular inspections of your library roof. Bill Hood (formerly Team Leader- lnformati[...]of Technology) National Manager, Information and Library Services being flush on a shelf. Judicious use o[...]r 3" this“ Maybe “me to put i“ for National Library of New Zealand — Conservation and Preservation[...]months to get to a workable condition. Leadersin Library Furniture For experienced custom design and manufacture R Es EARCH i A of library furniture and fittings. custom Design and Manufa[...]ttice.nz@xtra.co.nz contact OFFICE RESEARCH at: library Life 257, June 2001 1 9 |
| [...]in to action. One team can replace another to 20 Library Life 257, June 2001 David Aslzmrm and Joy Cu/yjivm '1[...]scale freeze—drying facility is at the National Library in Wellington. In a large scale disaster t[...] |
| [...]ve got" it was also useful to revisit the British Library’s 1988 video “lf Disaster Strikes", definite[...]of the National Preservation Office, the National LibraryLibrary at the University of at hand When “disaster Auc[...]ng up effective regional networks. Jane Wild Library Manager, Engineering, Architecture and Fine Arts[...]r many knowledge management solutions. 0 special library management 0 full text knowledgebases 0 interac[...]Auckland Telephone: 09 373 3835 Fax: 09 373 2750 Library Life 257, June 2001 2 l |
| [...]helves About 13 years in a Wellington government library, a stack of wall shelving toppled on to a library staff member cutting her leg and giving her a lon[...]e to the returned books box at the Bill Robertson Library in Dunedin. It was 9:10pm on a Friday night so th[...]rt of the book collection suffered smoke damage. Library Manager Ali Jameson says that they were lucky tha[...], Ali said. The joint Teachers Collegel Polytech library is developing a disaster plan this yean Floods![...]Keyse’s tip. The beautiful new Nelson Polytech library was just a month old and staff were busy marketin[...]hreats when planning new buildings. The Kilbirnie library is beside the Aquatic centre so the library has additional exit doors. Security features inc[...]sks, disaster and the business. Hazel Dabbie 22 Library Life 257, June 2001 from the “biggies” — earthq[...]ing to install appropriate bracing throughout the library which will help in the event of an earthqu[...] |
| [...]e_/I‘re the return book S10! in the centre and library staff are cleared to examine the scene — it is[...]from our heritage collections and the keys to the library", bringing into stark focus how easy it could be[...]Put aside supplies which will be useful for your librarylife (and we have many such people in Dunedin!) is ess[...]tion and co-ordinators Z’ . A /%€/ ,7 23 Library Life 257, June 2001 |
| [...]their numbers into specially created statuses on library systems. When we were beginning to register items[...]sources are: Ashman, John. Disaster planning for library and information services. London, Aslib, 1995. D[...]n Australia and New Zealand. Topics in Australian Library and Information studies, no.12. Wagga Wagga, NSW,[...]ster considerations in designing new or renovated library facilities at Cornell University /ibrari'es. Ith[...]rkl guidelines/disasterldisastertoc.htm National library of NZ preservation procedure 5: Preparedness and[...]ditor, c/- UANZA, PO Box 72-2 72, Wellington. 24 library life 257, ./line 2001 24 hours. lfyou are f[...] |
| [...]escribes himself as coming from a ‘‘sheltered library background‘, was impressed with how people cope[...]e Editor, Libra/y L/fe hazel.dobbie@c|ear.net.nz Library Life 257, June 2001 2 5 |
| [...]a high flier, fast mo 1/er and a straight ta/ken Library Life talked to Hinureina Mangan of Tainui descent, th[...]t school. [I / wanted to show that working in a library was not such a baa’ thing 1! She has three da[...]tion. “The excitement is fishing for it”. 26 Library Life 257, June ZDDI She's only been in libraries for[...]kawaenga-a—Rohe (Tainui), based at the National Library in Hamilton. She’s one of three nationally; two[...]the kids and parents reacted to the kaupapa’s library. Negatively. “I wanted to show that working in a library was not such a bad thing. I was trying to change[...]s especially kura kaupapa, and she helps National Library advisers and teachers to help the kura kaupapa an[...]She also wants to encourage more Maori into the library profession, especially through secondary s[...] |
| [...]Taunak/1 Now TRW in partnership with the National Library have recently updated the pronunciation content a[...]This content, which was sponsored by the National Library, will soon be available on TRW's website — www.[...]na at the helm of the waka. Hazel Dobb/e Editor, Library L/fe hazel.dobbie@clear.net.nz They really are t[...]1 42 nzpa - online All the news. All the time. Library Life 257, June 2001 27 |
| NZ’s biggest production Library Finding footage ofAll Black Robin Brooke ‘look[...]as to examine the operation ofthe TVNZ production library and determine whether it could be commercially vi[...]m and it was during the late 70s that a programme library was set up at Avalon Studios, then the home of TV[...]ll that channel’s local programmes. By 1983 28 Library Life 257, June 200] computers were part of our lives[...]r TV ONE programmes simply because TV ONE began a library first. The New Zealand Film Archive began in th[...]s activities. When I arrived the TVNZ production library had become an archive by default. The company had[...]. Mike Delaney in the film vault Production library vs Archive The business of a production library is enabling producers of programmes today to use[...]works into theirs. The operation of a production library therefore differs from an archive. Rather than co[...]ients dealt with another department and the music library existed in isolation with a different comp[...] |
| [...]ompany’s news libraries, which manage the daily library needs of TVNZ News. But there is a need beyond TV[...]cord ownership details and restrictions. To make life easier we have constructed templates that include[...]ormats (we have twenty two formats all up) have a life of only 10-15 years. Those tapes we are dubbing t[...]ortunities. We are creating a national production library with capacity to service a range of customers. We[...]e: 64 (04) 914 5303 ; ferrisa@tvnz.co.nz Librury Life 257, June 2001 29 |
| LIANZA NEWS F LIANZA Statement On Library & Information Services To Pacific Peoples The Library and information Association of New Zealand Aotear[...]ing access for Pacific peoples in New Zealand to library and information services and resources For the p[...]fic nations persons resident in New Zealand The Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotear[...]e Pacific peoples community should have access to library materials and services in their own languages whe[...]g. 7. Libraries have a responsibility to provide life-long learning opportunities for Pacific peoples t[...]riate countries and in appropriate languages. 30 Library Life 257, June 2001 Services to Pacific Peoples LIANZA has de ve/oped a draft Statement on Library & information Services to Pacific people. The dr[...]to turn these statistics around to the positive. Library and information institutions therefore have a rol[...]literacy and information literacy and to develop life long learning skills. The LIANZA statement is intended as a guideline for library and information institutions to develop services[...]now being sought from members of the profession, library and information institution, members of th[...] |
| [...]onference 2001 was enclosed with the May issue of Library L/'fe. The programme is “looking good” and w[...]ve@|ianza.org.nz LIANZA DIARY 2001 June 2001 4 Library Life distributed 4 Call for applications for grants f[...]mbership Renewal forms sent out to all members 2 Library Life distributed, including notification of the 2001[...]rants from the Ada Fache fund August 2001 6 7 Library Life distributed, including: Proxy vote forms for thos[...]Proposals to change the Rules close off date 20 Library week 27 Recipients of Finalists for the 3M Awar[...]ional Office, from recipients) September 2001 3 Library Life and New Zealand Libraries issued. Annual Report inserted in Library Life 18 National Council meeting 18-21 2001 Rotorua[...]A Annual Conference dinner October 2001 1 L/bray Life distributed November 2001 5 Library Life distributed 29 National Council meeting December 2001 3 Last issue of Library Life for 2001 21 LIANZA Office closes for Christmas/ New Year holidays Library Life 257, June 200} 3 l |
| [...]ffice Manager — LIANZA steve@lianza.org.nz 3 2 Library Life 257, June 2001 NIS is starting to whi[...] |
| [...]ed that IL was not only for school children but a life skill, and that public libraries are well placed[...]lt Education and her role as Minister of National Library could be combined in adding an information skills[...]A for a bequest from the Trustees of the National Library to employ a researcher to look at how LIANZA can[...]Trustees meeting on the 25 May. 16 May, National Library I met with Winston Robert — Strategist and Tim[...]ategy to target key media - advised the National Library would be holding a series of Information Policy S[...]r Mallard to see first hand what his local public library does and how it catered for a range of people. W[...]rnalist the Minister acknowledged that the public library had a role to play in the government’s E-Govern[...]ildren who confirmed how frequently they used the library for homework purposes. He saw the lack of IT and IT problems faced by the library. Helen Cardno emphasised how much more could be d[...]ice to tell him about any key developments in her library. Thanks to the Hutt City librarian Ruth Halliday[...]g to host a “Pacific Island Open Day” at your library. As a resident of Lower Hutt it makes me proud to see my local library support the NIS in this way. There is nothing sto[...]not be a 1 dimensional initiative. The public library could be a hub for a community LAN because of its[...]liams LIANZA Office Manager Steve@lianza.org.nz Library Life 257, June 2001 3 3 |
| [...]e policy for libraries, which is in this issue of Library L/fe. She was very impressed because it was inclu[...]raries to get their parents to come and visit the library. The open day would be in February and a lead in[...]ks to Spencer for his knowledge and support. 3 4 Library Life 257, June 2001 Other Developments Both Hikuwai[...]uki MP, Rick Barker, in Hastings. Four Hawkes Bay library managers — Raewyn Lowe (Hastings Central), Glen[...]fi Whakahau. These are for members of LIANZA and library assistants, not just managers. In fact we would like to see first—timers and library assistants applying. Usually Registration is cove[...]representatives. Supporting sponsors are: Askews Library services Ltd; Baker & Taylor; Chivers I Library Supply Company; EBSCO Australial Newzealand; Else[...]ato Council; Live Wires Contracting Ltd; National Library of New Zealand; Raeco (New Zealand) Ltd; R[...] |
| [...]|s.co.nz) Amanda Cole President, NZLLG Manager, Library & Research Services (Auckland), Simpson Grierson[...]as fantastic!! Rebecca Phibbs The Bill Robertson Library, Dunedin RebeccaP@library.dce.ac.nz Library Life 257, June 2001 3 5 |
| [...]ing on from Brian's Soapbox last month L/‘bra/y Life has decided to run a series of articles on basic[...]re to view the flash introduction to the National Library website (check out http:// www.skipintro.com/ if[...]ownload pages for common browser plugins are 3 6 Library Life 257, June 2001 G/en Davies - Adobe Acrobat r[...]aving seen the flash introduction to the National Library’s website. If all else fails, reboot you[...] |
| [...]es and Museums in late April the Information and Library Studies courses at the Open Polytechnic launched[...]the entire first edition himself— then called Library Service in New Zealand. Two further editions have[...]ause of its unique perspective on the New Zealand library scene i believe that informing New Zealand has a[...]ormously grateful to you all". Hazel Dobbie 37 Library Life 257, June 2001 |
| [...]ation had the mezzanine floor at Hastings Central Library vibrating with excited anticipation as they waite[...]tou. Welcome to our new te reo section in L/brary Life. From this issue on LIANZA will commit a section[...]n interesting and detailed insight into his early life and how he came to New Zealand. An experienced an[...]lege and what he gets up to. He writes about real life but that does not mean that what he D as in oo i[...]William told us that he writes about real life things that happen to young people and that he do[...]sician madly in love with the girl next door - to life with his rendition aided by sighs andjust the rig[...]Sy/iva McKenna Hastings District Library 3 8 Library Life 257, June 2001 |
| [...]at Chorus I/I/infer Lecture Series The National Library Society's Winter Lecture Series will be held from[...]ing June, except the second week, at the National Library Auditorium in Aitken Street, Wellington. The four[...]ntleman Margot Fry, historian and former National Library Fellow talks about researching and writing about[...]zie will be held 12 -14 July 2001 at the National Library. It will feature speakers from the UK, Australia,[...]n. He also served on the Trustees of the National Library and was a |ong—time member of the Friends of the Turnbull Library. The conference is being organised by the Histor[...]iversity of Wellington and the Alexander Turnbull Library. Further information and registration forms are[...]L L I N G T O N Nominations close 7 July 2007 Library Life 257, June 2001 39 |
| [...]or ph 04 473 5835 Entries close 12 July 2001. 40 Library Life 257, June 2001 The Steering Commirtee Discus[...]kshops to both challenge and entertain all school library and library professionals. IASL at Waipuna in July is[...] |
| [...]e who have completed a Diploma in information and LibraryLibrary. This is the text for one of our Information and Library Studies courses and involved a cast of many in th[...]the book. More about the launch in this issue of Library L/'fe. Advisory Committee The second meeting of the Information and Library Studies’ Advisory Committee was held in April,[...]act me. Rachel Mccahon Manager, Information and Library Studies The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand mccr[...]ior Tutor/ Teaching Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Library and Information Management (.6). Prizes Rachel[...]rsity, Wellington Email rachel.lilburn@vuw.ac.nz Library Life 257, June 200] 41 |
| [...]lizabeth Oliver, Librarian at the Court of Appeal Library in Wellington, has accepted the position of Library Manager at law firm Rudd Watts & Stone. She repla[...]r the Blind is leaving to take up the position of Library Manager at the Walsh Library at Motat (Museum of Transport and Technology and[...]n will be looking after the archives, records and library collection. Marian Gunn, Library Manager at Nelson Public Library, is retiring. Marian has been the Library Manager for 15 years, during which time Nelson got a long overdue new library building. Prior to that she was the deputy for 6 years. Pamela Najar joined the National Library in early May as Manager, Preservation. She has re[...]982 from New England, USA to work at the National Library as a paper conservator. After four years Pamela m[...]rne and Perth. Heather Adams joined the National Library as a legal deposit librarian at the beginning of May. Before joining the Library, Heather worked for three years at the National C[...]the Centre's bibliographic database. Heather‘s library career began with the New Zealand Forest Service[...]ries system and the Auckland University Technical Library. 42 Library Life 257, June 2001 Jean Walker has been appointed as cataloguer at Manukau institute of Technology Library. Jean has just completed her Master of Library and Information Studies degree, and has worked in the technical services team at UNITEC library and at North Shore Libraries while completing her[...]aries will now be headed by graduates of the 1974 Library Diploma class — Janet Copsey, Geoff Chamberlain[...]imonsen has joined the staff ofThe Bill Robertson Library, joint library of the Dunedin College of Education and the Otago[...]braries. Her new email address is andrea.simonsen@library.dce.ac.nz. Helen Renwick, University Librarian a[...]April 2002, New Zealand customers of the British Library Standard Document Supply Service will pay £6.50[...]es not apply to documents ordered via the British Library’s inside web service. The British Library will review these BLDSC standard service offers after twelve months. For further contact the British Library’s Agent in Australia and New Zealand, DA[...] |
| [...]TX, USA 11-12 June International Conference for Library and Information Science Educators in the Asia Pacific Region, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 13-17 June Canadian Library Association annual conference, Winnipeg, Manitoba[...]Seminar, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic, Tauranga New Library Annual New 29-31 July Booksellers Conference, N[...]Australia 12-14 November Australia exchanges: Library: 14th Public Libraries National conference, Mel[...]2001 , London, UK 9-14 December The electronic Library: strategic, policy and management issues, Loughbo[...]l JOB EXCHANGES LlBEX: Bureau For International Library Staff Exchange is offering the following job Position available: Position required: Location: Duration: Library: Position available: Position required: Locafion: Duration: Library: Position available: Position required: Location desired: Duration: Library: Position available: Position required: Location desired: Duration: Library: Position available: Position required: Location desired: Duration: Calderdale Libraries, Central Library, Halifax, West Yorkshire, UK Principal Librarian[...]Tasmania, United States 3-6 Months East Ayrshire Library Headquers (North), Kilmarnock, Scotland Information Officer Similar in Public Library Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA 4-6 Months Ontario Multifaith Council Library, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Library Assistant Consultant Librarian, Web-Librarian Open Open Paul Smiths College, Cubley Library, New York State Director of Library and Educational Resources Open Australia, New Z[...]a 6-12 Months University of Southampton, Hartley Library, Southampton, UK Assistant Librarian (Engineering) Similar in academic library Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA 6 Months Further information is available from: LIBEX, Thomas Parry Library, University of Wales Aberystwyth, Llanbadarn Fawr[...]r.ac.uk http://www.aber.ac.uk/~tplwww/parry.htm| Library Life 257, June 200: 43 |
| [...]) AnrrA|\0\ rs usu HERE.\G.\ n A<)1'i;.\uo.a LIBRARY LIFE 257 June 2007 Editor Hazel Dobbie, hazel.dobbie@[...]LL258 20 June 22 June Aug LL259 25 July 27 July Library Life, ISSN 0110-4373, is published 11 times per annum[...]seek permission beforehand from the Editor. Library software has never looked this sexy! Fancy a blind date with the library system of your dreams? Well the best looking library system just arrived in town and it’s looking fo[...]HPY) lbmxh@twp.ac.nz Rosalie Blake (LEP) rosalie@library.org.nz Steven Lulich (WXE) steven.lulich@mfat.go[...]z Gael Kirkus-Lamont (DUM) gael.kirkus—lamont @library.otago.ac.nz Regional Chairs Hlkuwai Waik[...] |
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