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	[...]nt . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Shouting Back: We are Library, Hear us Roar . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Shouting B[...]'\|Ell LHZEFISE. Members who require a version of Library Life suitable for printing will find current an[...]
	[...]time to consider offers of spare undies from the library people of Twitter I was thankfully (for all conce[...]e mete Hape Nu la Luqman We will be kicking off Library Life 2016 with our February issue looking at career progression If you want to contribute to making Library Life the voice of our industry in Aotearoa, email ed/'[...]org.nz or tweet me: @theluqmanarian Issue 441 - Library Life - lw/ii/.liariza.oi‘g.nz
	[...]to Marleene Boyd, Elaine Sides, and an honorary life membership to Jane Hill. They are three inspiring[...]ring. From a look at the principles that underpin library services in New Zealand, to the idea that our lib[...]nfo.»;§.'un1icrographics.-:o.nz Issue 441 - Library Life - vvww.lianza.org.nz
	[...]AND ACTION Sarah Houghton’s opening keynote on library ethics set the tone for me and was a reminder of[...]study on Maori Subect Headings, Massey University library’s Sheeanda Field and Ria Waikerepuru who asked[...]e creating a sense of whanatmgatariga 3 Masseyuni Library ::sltout15 £1 4 . 7 \ lew conversation Luqlnan[...]oday Rawinia Higgins at ~'shout15 Issue 44t - Library Lite - iiiwiv.lianza.org.nz
	[...]s and John Garraway described Auckland University library’s three portfolio project which seeks to grow c[...]:;: Furs. ii,‘ a Yes yes. Go out to the people. Library without walls. My thing I tell everyone BIG thank[...]- parenthood—and-opportunities Issue 44f - Library Life - vvww.lianza.org.nz
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	[...]o enough online promotion. Another lives half her life online and loves looking after social media. After Issue 44I - Library Lite - www.lianza.0rg.nz
	[...]n) South Taranaki District Libraries Issue 44t - Library Life - Wu/ii/.lianza.org.nz
	[...]portunity to participate at Shout 2015 when their library budgets wouldn’t othen/vise have stretched to a[...]Caro/yne Taylor Tauranga Libraries Issue 441 - Library Lite - wwm/.Iianza.org.nz
	[...]en and where they’re heading. We’re all giant library nerds, whether we’re furiously scribbling durin[...]. Then another. It was like being part of one big library summer camp, and I loved it. Open-ended They sa[...]evitalisation efforts? And how responsive is your library to the needs of their communities? What steps are[...]out of their work, meaning attendees Issue 44! - Library Lite - www.lianza.0rg.nz
	[...]management as layers of ‘poop’. Issue 441 - Library Lite Twitter Last but definitely not least. Kee[...]attend. A/ex/s ll/lcCu//ough Auckland University Library 0 lw/w.lianza.0rg.nz
	[...]world of information! Working in a small public librarylibrary profession. Online courses and webinars have incr[...]as myself to up—skill and keep up to date with library trends. However, nothing compensates for opportun[...]scussions that confirmed for me that although the library I work in is small, it’s still very much on track with library trends. I left feeling energised and keen to impr[...]K: MAKING THE CONNECTIONS COUNT blogging for the library, and am having so much fun with it. My community[...]d are now tentatively interacting online with the library. From small seeds, beautiful things can grow! I[...]munity, interact with them through and beyond the library, and simplify and target library marketing, made a lot of sense. Through discussio[...]er librarians around the table, it was clear that library marketing isn’t always well planned and as a c[...]lready reviewing how we spread messages about the library throughout our community and am thinking carefull[...]a larger proportion of our community, and confirm library services as a critical component of our healthy,[...]Librarian Southland District Council Issue 44f - Library Lite - www.Iianza.org.nz
	H Shouting Back! SHOUTING BACK: WE ARE LIBRARY, HEAR US ROAR One of my main goals in going to L[...]ng everyone to come to your website. Issue 44f - Library Lite - wwm/.lianza.org.nz
	[...]t to fire your imagination: 0 Masterton District Library’s refurbishment timelapse video had the communi[...]popular platform with flair galore. Market your library Stand out from the white noise with your clear[...]his service that will get people excited? Exclude library speak from these promotions. The theme of LIANZA[...]edia and marketing are useful tools to ensure our library voice is heard. We are library, hear us roar. Donna Robertson Christchurch City[...]en and listen so your users will shout about your library — Ned Potter Slideshare View the resentation Selfies in the library: using social media in libraries. Lorna Smith, Ju[...]oza at the LIANZA Conference 2015 Issue 441 - Library Life - www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]warm belief that we are already. He put fonNard a library marketing manifesto to drive positive action and[...]. Kim Tairi riffed on this theme from an academic library perspective, encouraging academic library staff to become the connectors in their universit[...]me up. Enter Rawinia Higgins, who called on the library profession not only to maintain the treasures of[...]tended to focus great efforts on improving the ‘library proficiency’ of those students and staff who al[...]bring together to create (a)new. Sanya Baker AUT Library Issue 44) - Library Life - vvww.lianza.0rg.nz
	[...]MERGER Image of Esther Glen from the National Library of New Zealand In November we announced that we[...]oration that our sector endorses.” Issue 44f - Library Lite - www.lianza.0rg.nz
	[...]YOUNG ADULT BOOK AWARDS %Eg Issue 441 - Library Lite - wiw/.lianza.org.nz
	library card. Through our conversation and dialogue it b[...]hose of us present at the discussion that the One Library Card idea was actually a symbol of a much bigger[...]apart. Then we took it further — instead of One Library Card, why not One Library? So, what the heck does that mean? Our vision of “One Library” involves the following: Access to information anywhere, anytime, for everyone A library in all communities across Aotearoa New Zealand th[...]currently working on a plan to initiate this One Library Project — so watch this space! We also want to[...]and we plan on changing their minds! Issue 441 - Library Life 0 www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]ou! 0 open access 0 workforce development 0 one library I‘l""5 A GOOD DEAL!’ IT'1'5 f IT'S NOT ONE.[...]rnsrrelred mm @~l}~rerr1ue Media [LE Issue 441 - Library Lite - www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]should have written it for the November issue of library life, but you know, we were a little busy working on a[...]sed that what she was describing was Issue 44f - Library Lite - www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]or being so old and accomplishing nothing with my life, I felt very uplifted by these ambitious young wo[...]:_",,V1r.-1wﬂ' ' II 'i . 1 in [I Issue 44! 0 Library Life 0 www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]ellington settler residents to establish a public library was celebrated with the unveiling of a commemorat[...]ecember to establish “a _.£IIJIlIHII.l\|IJ II library and reading room”. Their first steps were to ap[...]otel. Shortly after, New Zealand’s first public library — the Port Nicholson Exchange and Public Library — opened in Wellington on 4 May 1841. Despite[...]express their dissatisfaction. In April 1842 the library closed and the collection was presented to the Me[...]cholson Mechanics’ Institute, Public School and Library. In Issue 441 - Library Lite - www.lianza.org.nz
	News And Updates October 1843 the Library closed and the collection was stored in the offic[...]d, staff and invited guests travelled back to the library via a red double decker bus for refreshments. Ruth Gotlieb, a former Wellington City Councillor, and library stalwart, cut a ceremonial cake. The plaque unve[...]st : Libris 775 : From Seria/ Murders to a Pub/ic Library Service. Staff dressed in costumes portraying various historical eras and customers enjoyed free issues of library items. DVD issues increased a whopping 473%. A he[...]/www.nzhistomnet.nz/media/photo/the-first- public-library http://www.wcl.govt.nz/about/branches/history.ht[...]ning Officer Wellington City Council Issue 441 - Library Lite - www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]eing explored in a regional program for emerging library leaders in New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific[...]t eighteen months, six New Zealanders from public library environments have been engaged in \|NEL\|—Oceania[...]initiative, the International Network of Emerging Library Innovators (INELI). This program was designed to[...]o foster innovation and networking in the public library field. The generous financial and in—kind suppo[...]at it will create a regional network of emerging library leaders; foster collaboration and partnerships am[...]uckland Libraries), Erica Herron (Upper Hutt City Library); Michelle Anderson (Tauranga City Library), Rosie Levi (Christchurch City Libraries) and R[...]Australians, Patti Manolis, CEO Geelong Regional Library Corporation and driving force behind Victoria’s iconic new public library and Debra Rosenfeldt, Manager Public Libraries and Community Engagement, State Library of Victoria. The learning groups hold regular Sky[...]e and debate on the learning content and on wider library and leadership challenges. At the halfway point[...]n Wellington brought the New Zealand Issue 44) - Library Lite - www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]mmunity Programmes Coordinator at Upper Hutt City Library, is engaged in developing programmes for diverse[...]rs at Tauranga City Libraries and a member of the Library Management Team. Having been the recipient of the[...]back to her INELI colleagues and to the wider NZ library community the huge learning she gained from her v[...]y Customer Services Coordinator for the Education Library at the University of Canterbury, spent a number o[...]Leader for Christchurch’s newest purpose built library at the time, Aranui. This role enabled Ra to conn[...]with a community that had never previously had a library. She notes that she is inspired by her two sons w[...]eas with her colleagues in the INELI Issue 441 - Library Life - www.lianza.org.nz
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	[...]I take something home I first found myself in a library a long time ago, perhaps when I was three years o[...]nted on the slip at the back, passing my very own library card (gold—edged!) across the desk to the libra[...]to be the most stable and enduring passions of my life. And luckily I grew up in a place and time where[...]munity in Western Australia, which did not have a library at all. What was it like to live in a town without a library? This question has two parts. One: what was it li[...]ces of reading material. I knew there wasn’t a library in Wingellina / Irrunytju, the town we were going[...]g your speech. I had never before been without a library. As a second—generation immigrant who had learn[...]to give me the advantage of English fluency. The library became our happy place. Maybe my self this week[...]lives I was entering did not much resemble my own life. More searching followed, but by that stage there[...]glllliiii I Ii.‘ I II Issue 441 - Library Life - www.lianza.org.nz ll1I.'—.l\| I I C?[...]
	[...]tals to the sacred. When I started university its library seemed so large it was a romance and a drama made[...]ual stories. In Jorge Luis Borges’ story ‘The Library of Babel’ the universe is conceived of as a vast library. Despite the nature of his library, in which the content of the books is nonsense an[...]lways shelved somewhere else, the universe—as—library idea holds a certain attraction. Maybe part of wh[...]exists all the unfettered chaos of the world. The library is a labyrinth, and labyrinths dictate both neces[...]content, are a language I was taught to read. A library can be a doon/vay, of course, a launching platfor[...]or many people this is not a reality. Rather, the library may embody frustration, even despair, the books,[...]rants, right? But there are limitations to “ A library can be a doorway, of course, a launching platform[...]they disobeyed. In such cases the historic school library, with its Boysown Journals and its Wuthering Heig[...]l contained and enacted in dominant language. The library might be, for some, a temple, but a temple for wh[...]south of Irrunytju. Mortality rates Issue 441 0 Library Life 0 vvww.Iianza.org.nz
	[...]ians even know about. Irrunytju’s school had a library on the grounds. It was pointed out to me when I a[...]in I found it was full of junk. The story of the library could have been a metaphor for the Lands school[...]used was in 1997. I began a campaign to get the library back in action. It took months to navigate the bu[...]I remember asking him questions about the School Library, which was then completely unoperational. He spok[...]elder recite it orally, and learning Issue 44f - Library Lite - wvvw.lianza.org.nz
	[...]enous minority? How much did they really need a library? But the children I worked with needed to live[...]of this world. By the time I left Irrunytju the library was in daily use. In giving them the space, a s[...]student undertaking a literacy session in that library right now, there is also an unhappy one, a studen[...]re our obligations? I have always understood the library as a kind of private, gorgeous, personal secular[...]not until last year that I felt the power of the library, truly, as a possibly injurious embodiment of col[...]and one that we must use mindfully. Issue 44f 0 Library Life - www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]sting digital collecting mandates of the National Library of New Zealand and Archives New Zealand. Organisations outside the National Library of New Zealand and Archives New Zealand are strug[...]and Knowledge Services Branch (IKS — where the Library and Archives reside) on 7 October 2015. The prop[...]o invest in preservation activities. Issue 44f - Library Lite - wwvi/.\|ianza.org.nz
	[...]gital preservation status and requirements of the library sector in New Zealand. If your organisation is i[...]Steve. knight@dia.govt.nz An alternative model: library as platform I recently read a book on the future[...]sted me was a brief discussion on the idea of the library as platform in the digital world. Palfrey points[...]begins with the need ‘to start by replacing the library as place with the library as platform, each library being a node in a series of interconnected platforms’ as ‘the core function of the library and those who work in them will be dramatically m[...]y and citizenship. The ‘crucial elements of the library as platform are the access to information that li[...]s from across New Zealand (including the National Library) the key challenges for the future of libraries w[...]level and aspiration of collaboration across the library sector. It was noted that this would require a sh[...]itment to an often wistfully envisaged ‘one big library’. Those of you who attended the recent LIANZA[...]ana in her Presidential address talk about ‘one library for all of New Zealand’ through shared infrast[...]entation also talked about the idea of ‘one big library’ and how the National Library, in its future positioning work, is ‘designing[...]ng knowledge and information for New Issue 44) - Library Lite - lw/ii/.lianza.org.nz
	[...]entation also talked about the idea of ‘one big library’ and how the National Library, in its future positioning work, is ‘designing[...]ed his presentation by saying the ‘the National Library will happily provide a focus for leadership in th[...]d serving libraries, and the notion of ‘one big library’ what surfaces is a model tailor—made for add[...]reservation as an essential element of the ‘one library’ in New Zealand. Steve Knight Programme Director Preservation Research & Consultancy National Library of New Zealand Steve.knight@dia.govt.nz Issue 44f - Library Lite - wvvvv.\|ianza.org.nz
	[...]help you kick start community engagement in your library, or — if you’ve already got it underway — h[...]se out. If you’d like to order a pack for your library please email Jess@lianza.org.nz Issue 441 - Library Life - www.lianza.org.nz
	Professional Development and Industry News LIBRARY STUDENTS! LIBRARY ASSISTANTS! PEOPLE WITH TIME! HELP DEBORAH OPEN[...]rmat. Tidying up, in other words. Issue 441 - Library Life - vvvvvi/.lianza.org.nz
	[...]petency. scheme has been achieved so far for the library and Each cluster contains one, two or three indiv[...]New Zealand context refers to Maori Issue 44f - Library Lite - www.\|ianza.org.nz
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	[...]a series over the coming years. RLLI VA A A NZ Library and Infonmrion Science Research Special] Imcmsr G[...]Philip Calvert Research SIG Convenor Issue 44f 0 Library Life 0 www.lianza.org.nz
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	[...]guidelines%20-%200ctober%20201 3.pdf 0 “Sample Library Copyright Policy”: http://www. lianza.org.nz/sample—library—copyright-policy These resources are all eithe[...]to you and your loved ones for 2016. Issue 441 - Library Lite - wwlv.lianza.org.nz Professional De[...]
	[...]King Elliot, former President of the New Zealand Library Association, who died in 1982. Kathryn is studyin[...]are delighted to have her on board. Issue 44f 0 Library Life 0 wwv/.lianza.org.nz
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	[...]kend school . . . Thames Street, Oamaru National Library, Wellington 18 Matauranga Maori within NZ Librar[...]o a te lka a Maui Christmas Celebrations National Librarylibrary and information management, sign up to regular em[...]a/astore.a/a. org 0 infoQeoQ/e. org Issue 441 - Library Life - www.lianza.org.nz
	[...]e—robotic—ahd—participatory If we want One Library, then we surely want One Catalogue. In the cloud.[...]rticle- the—value—of—academic—libraries—library—services—as—a— igredictor-of-student-rete[...]ian: httgs://apanesefilmfestival .net/production/library- vvars—the—last-rhissioh/ Google Scholar ind[...]ccess-books/ Google sets up garage in Manchester library. To improve digital skills... http://wwvv.manche[...]busihess/ busihess—hevvs/manchester—cehtral—library—horhe— google-10498466 And while we’re at[...]ect patron data_as_they_turh_high_tech.html Some library architectural wow: http://l'.library'ourhal.corh/2015/11/buildings/year-irv architectu[...]sendak—gosters—readihg—books/ Issue 441 - Library Lite - vvvvv/.lianza.org.nz
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	LIBRARY LIFE Issue 441
	[...]. . . . . 13 Shouting Back: We are Library, Hear us Roar . . . . . . . . . . . 14[...]. . . 44 Members who require a version of Library Life suitable for printing will find current and previ[...]ur website at lianza.org.nz/our-work/publications/library-life
	[...]cal future for have these jobs? In many the library people of Twitter our libraries but moulding[...]chose not to always reflect Library Life 2016 with our the[...]rogression If you want to contribute to making Library Life the voice of our industry in Aotearoa, em[...]
	[...]to Marleene Boyd, Elaine Sides, and an honorary life membership to Jane Hill. They are three inspiring[...]ing. From a look at the principles that underpin library services in New Zealand, to the idea that[...]
	[...]t of action. Sarah Houghton's opening keynote on library And a great deal of shouting! eth[...]Headings, Massey University library's Sheeanda[...]
	[...]s such as Raspberry Pi. I want a happy, life online and loves looking after social medi[...]
	[...]at Shout 2015 when their library budgets wouldn't[...]
	[...]Information Studies students - although library summer camp, and I loved it. there were a few of[...]been and where they're heading. We're all giant library nerds, whether we're furiously They say all go[...]things happen! Far from being one massive library to the needs of their communities? What st[...]
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	[...]fessional high after attending blogging for the library, and am having so much fun my first Lianza confe[...]w tentatively interacting online with the library. From Zealand I now feel ready to take on the wo[...]ne speaker or workshop Working in a small public library in a region that really made me buzz[...]community, interact with them through and beyond library profession. Online courses and webinars have the library, and simplify and target library marketing, increased opportunities for librarian[...]ssions with to up-skill and keep up to date with library trends. other librarians around the table,[...]nothing compensates for opportunities to library marketing isn't always well planned and as[...]
	14 Shouting Back! SHOUTING BACK: WE ARE LIBRARY, HEAR US ROAR One of my main goals in g[...]
	[...]MERGER Image of Esther Glen from the National Library of New Zealand In November we announced[...]
	[...]ecember, the resolve of Wellington settler library and reading room". Their first steps were to residents to establish a public library was celebrated appoint a librarian Dr Frederick[...]Shortly after, New Zealand's first public library - the Spaces Manager. Port Nicholson Exchange and Public Library - opened[...]ver from the top of the South island. Over the library closed and the collection was presented to next[...]ish "a Mechanics' Institute, Public School and Library. In Issue 441
	24 News And Updates October 1843 the Library closed and the collection featuring photos[...], staff and invited guests travelled back to the library via a red double decker bus for refreshments.[...]former Wellington City Councillor, and public-library library stalwart, cut a ceremonial cake.[...]
	[...]y, resilience, unleashing creativity, Hutt City Library); Michelle Anderson (Tauranga City risk-taking, collaboration, sharing and networking Library), Rosie Levi (Christchurch City Libraries)
	[...]llenges. Such was the stimulus and of the Library Management Team. Having been the energy from the[...]novators wider NZ library community the huge learning she[...]
	[...]ade more workable for librarians and the role of Library music team http://natlib.govt.nz/collectio[...]
	[...]take something home I first found myself in a library a long time ago, I went into the desert wit[...]ghout my childhood, I knew there wasn't a library in Wingellina / Irrunytju, every Wednesday, smel[...]ought the break from libraries would be very own library card (gold-edged!) across the desk we[...]
	[...]usiness cases the historic school library, with its Boysown places, nappy-changing stati[...]born by some groups and started university its library seemed so large it was not by others, a[...]enacted in dominant language. The library might be, stone and groaning with floors of bo[...]ear I lived in a small Aboriginal community in Library of Babel' the universe is conceived of as a[...]a. Irrunytju is situated on the tri-state vast library. Despite the nature of his library, in which border, in the middle of the dese[...]five hours drive from Ayers Rock, universe-as-library idea holds a certain attraction. throu[...]yet. library is a labyrinth, and labyrinths dictate both ne[...]have connotations of the divine. In the " A library can be a community was i[...]flour, sugar, and clothing. The to read. A library can be a doorway, of[...]many people this is not a reality. Rather, the library Culture is transmitted orally. Fo[...]
	[...]nessed a full of junk. The story of the library could have been high frequency of funerals, or `[...]ation (2.5%). I began a campaign to get the library back in action. It Many of these deaths occur in[...]uses in nine ethnically about the School Library, which was then completely unique communities. T[...]n and the lineage could Irrunytju's school had a library on the grounds. It was be written on p[...]
	[...]s minority? How much did they really need a library? But the children I " my impulse was to worked[...]time I left Irrunytju injurious? How much the library was in daily of it was a continuation use.[...]hey really need a something positive. But I library? mistrust some aspects of my archival impulse[...]dent undertaking a literacy session in that library right now, there is also an unhappy one, a stu[...]our obligations? I have always understood the library as a kind of private, gorgeous, personal secular[...]not until last year that I felt the power of the library, truly, as a possibly injurious embodimen[...]
	[...]searchers and students. mandates of the National Library of New Zealand and Archives New Zealand.[...]
	[...]certainty regarding up-front by replacing the library as place with the library take-up of the service, possible volumes of material; as platform, each library being a node in a series and price tolerance lev[...]of the library and those who work in them will be The IKS manag[...]particular the number of elements of the library as platform are the access to organisations that[...]ethical and practical comprehensiveness that the library sector in New Zealand. h[...]uch with Steve Knight at Steve. the National Library) the key challenges for the future knight@dia.go[...]ement to explore what more An alternative model: library as platform can be achieved if[...]aspiration of collaboration across the library sector. I recently read a book on the future of[...]academic libraries. While it is a clear and library'. impassioned plea for the continuance of librar[...]rested Presidential address talk about `one library for all of me was a brief discussion on the idea of the library as New Zealand' ... through shared infrastruc[...]ivity has also talked about the idea of `one big library' and moved from the immediate and the place-based to how the National Library, in its future positioning the network an[...]
	[...]a domain also talked about the idea of `one big library' and that is still new in New Zealand and has very little how the National Library, in its future positioning sunk cost in ter[...]heritage in digital form. the `the National Library will happily provide a focus for leadership in t[...]f the `one libraries, and the notion of `one big library' what library' in New Zealand. surfaces is a model tailor-made[...]Zealand service in this context? National Library of New Zealand What happens if we all mak[...]
	38 Professional Development and Industry News LIBRARY STUDENTS! LIBRARY ASSISTANTS! PEOPLE WITH TIME![...]
	[...]petency. scheme has been achieved so far for the library and Each cluster contains one, two or[...]
	[...]as joined us President of the New Zealand Library Association, as a Teaching Fellow for Tri[...]
	[...]elopment and Industry News EBOOK LIBRARY UPDATES New titles are always being[...]
	[...]ite Thames Street, Oamaru National Library, Wellington[...]Waipapa Marae, Tmaki (Auckland) National Library, Wellington[...]o-date with the latest eLearning opportunities in library and information management, sign up to re[...]
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