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| [...]ice of Highlights from IFLA WLIC 2022 Cambridge Library - 150 years of library service NZLLA: 2022 activities and spoiler alert[...]OT PICKS: Chelsea Heap #WEARELIANZA: Troy Tuhou LIBRARY STUDIES: New Open Polytechnic qualification CAREER PATHWAYS: Lee Rowe LIBRARY OF THE ISSUE: Tupu Youth Library HISTORY CORNER: Community engagement since 1886[...]COVER IMAGE WEB EDITORIAL STATEMENT Tupu Youth Library https://librariesaotearoa.org.nz/ Library Life is the digital magazine of library-life New Zealand's Library and Information EDITOR Association Te Ra[...] |
| [...]ma, tena koutou katoa. This issue of Te Rau Ora Library Life includes a focus on the new history curriculum fo[...]the opportunity to find out more about Tupu Youth Library in Manukau when LIANZA was there in July, and they feature as the library of the issue in this edition. Community engageme[...]ile features Lee Rowe, Knowledge and Issue 493 + Library Life + Information Services Manager at Te Pukenga, To[...]utive about their highlights from the IFLA World Library and Information Congress in Dublin and we have re[...]e features and our regular columns. If you would like your library to feature in Library Life Te Rau Ora or if you have some news or a story/ o[...]z. Kia pai t6 panui i tenei putanga o Te Rau Ora Library Life - please enjoy this issue of Te Rau Ora Library Life. Nga mihi nui, Angie Cairncross LIANZA Co[...] |
| [...]o te reo, no te Atua mai.” The language is the life force of the mana Maori. The word is the life force of the language. These two ideas are absol[...]o help unveil the new te reo Maori name for their library, Te Matapuna | ki Waihorotiu | ki Akoranga | ki M[...]knowledge that is located and connected with the library. Matapuna contains within it the word ‘[...]ery caverns’) and out to the Waitemata Harbour. Like water, knowledge is essential for life and growth, and Te Matapuna is a source and conne[...]y | set off for the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) World Library and Information Congress, in Dublin. You can read more about this in our article but | would like to mention one of the sessions here. The[...] |
| [...]) ol-(04 Bible 1494. Courtesy the Macmillan Brown Library collection, University of Canterbury. |
| [...]nga that will assist teachers to bring history to life in the classroom. There are initiatives occurrin[...]teachers and akonga (students) and the ways some library and heritage services are supporting these new cu[...]e Services to Schools online resources. National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa. He[...]They are working with other areas of the National Library, including the Alexander Turnbull collecti[...] |
| [...]opment in the history curriculum area to support library staff,’ says Samuel. Part of this is unpacking[...]an be approaching this area. “| think any local library could discuss this with their local schools and s[...]s team managed by Services to Schools at National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa. An[...]sponsible for managing this service and the local library partnerships that support the service. Seventeen[...]s and Many Answers, and SLANZA is an Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz associate partner. The[...] |
| [...]his area. KA MUA KA MURI - PALMERSTON NORTH CITY LIBRARY In June 2022, Palmerston North City Library held an event “Ka Mua, Ka Muri’; meaning walk[...]f just the overarching New Zealand stories." The library also coordinates the ‘Back Issues’ series of[...]rs in support of the new curriculum. Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz A pilot project led by the library called ‘My Migration Story’ is a rece[...] |
| [...]rces from Digital NZ, EPIC, Papers Past, National Library, and Te Ara Encyclopaedia of New Zealand. It is[...]ogether. TE ARAWA STORIES - TE AKA MAURI ROTORUA LIBRARY Te Aka Mauri’s focus has been on providing an[...]lained how they had been searching for a resource like this for years: high-quality narratives from a tr[...]ages on the local history books available and the library is one of the partner libraries supporting[...] |
| [...]ring WE READ To the Sea by Nikki Crutchley. The library reading app Visit to learn more. Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz |
| [...]th research: a toolkit for higher education and. library partnerships How a UK programme has demonstrated[...]ls of a new online public engagement toolkit for library staff, we catch up with Marge Ainsley, the indep[...]Is) can bring multiple benefits for participants, library staff and academic partners. With civic engagemen[...]across all four nations of the UK, with 14 public library Putanga 493 + Te Rau Ora « wwwilianza.org.nz[...]he collaborative design process taken between the library and academic teams. What was particularly[...] |
| [...]R? Through formative evaluation, we spoke to the library teams and academics extensively throughout the pr[...]t have to always be face to face. Online projects like ‘Telling the Tale’ by Hammersmith and Fulham[...]ion tools for each of our beneficiaries (public, library staff and partners). Rather than waiting until th[...]along the way, so that changes could Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz FEATURES be made in response to the public (and library/HEI staff) feedback and experience. It was a chal[...]for example, | produced an evaluation toolkit for library staff to use which evidenced the same outcomes b[...]we provided training and additional resources for library staff so that they could collect data from[...] |
| NGA TOHU the evaluation report! Library professionals know that good two-way public engag[...]in the project design. For example, West Lothian Library worked with Heriot- Watt University on a project[...]arch ideas and making new connections. WHERE CAN LIBRARY STAFF FIND OUT MORE ABOUT GETTING STARTED WITH TH[...]would be a great starting point. Other resources like Putanga 493 + Te Rau Ora « wwwilianza.o[...] |
| [...]ars ago, when Ross Meads started working in the library of the small, rural town of Ashhurst just out of[...]mmunity garden in the large lawn area next to the library and began mara kai, gardening for food. A blessing FEATURES Ashhurst Library gardens. Image credit: Angie Cairncross and offi[...]judgements about taking the produce. Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz "We're probably supporting 50[...]up for mara kai and taking part in activities. A library should always be a mirror of what's happen[...] |
| NGA TOHU Sharing shelf outside the library. Image credit Angie Cairncross include En[...]kai from their vegetable gardens. Te Patikitiki Library in Highbury has a smaller community garden area b[...]Grow Highbury to develop a large area between the library, sports fields and community centre. Niki Burten[...]mpty space in Monrad Park adjoining Te Patikitiki library that the Parks and Logistics Unit, Palmers[...] |
| [...]or Children and Young Adults. If you're anything like me, when you see opportunities come around via em[...]de me rethink things. “I'm never going to feel like | have time to do this,’ | told myself, “So[...]on the English language panel (Adele Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz Broadbent, Kyle Mewburn, Paul[...]lt novel a day to meet the shortlisting deadline like | did!), and to trust yourself to know whe[...] |
| [...]he importance of whakawhanaungatanga in a process like judging. My fellow judges worked together from D[...]hat there was disappointment when COVID and other life events conspired to mean we were not all able to[...]r for Waimakariri Libraries. Formerly a community library manager for Auckland Libraries, Laura move[...] |
| [...]nga o Aotearoa SOCIETY OF Nielsen LIANZA NATIONAL LIBRARY (AUTHORS — Wright Family BookData OF NE[...] |
| [...]t Richard Misilei met the first Pasifika American Library Association (ALA) President Lessa Kanani‘opua P[...]ghlights and what inspired them at the IFLA World Library and Information Congress (WLIC) held in Dublin on[...]FLA WLIC is a very different proposition from any library conference | have ever attended. There are a dizz[...]nding. | am grateful to Winston Roberts, National Library of New Zealand and Chair of the IFLA Regional Div[...]rian, Rachel Esson about the congress. The Public Library Manifesto, UN Sustainable Development Goals, indi[...]ion, mis and disinformation and our Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz influence on and in the IFLA[...]current LIANZA president and as a member of the library and information profession. | intend on sharing m[...]nd first Asian American president of the American Library Association (ALA), and Lessa Kanani‘opua[...] |
| [...]a who was at the congress presenting their Public Library of the Year entry was interesting from project an[...]alia and members of the very active IFLA Section, Library Buildings and Equipment. My favourite keynote session was Helen Shenton from the Trinity College Library. She spoke about the conservation and reim[...]more unique. People have asked me what Dublin is like and I've said that it felt somewhat like home— in terms of the landscape and the weather[...]ic place to see in Dublin was the Trinity College Library and its Book of Kells. Both were astounding! And it made me think, if the builders of the library, or the authors/ illustrators of the Book of Kell[...]uzz?’ The winner of the IFLA Systematic Public Library of the Year Award went to Missoula Public Library, United States. Their building was great. State-[...]audi Arabia nomination... let's just say that the library building in Saudia Arabia (called Ithra meaning enrichment) looked like the Avengers Tower from Marvel. However, as we al[...]eeds change. What really made the Missoula Public Library impactful was their honouring of the indigenous p[...]r session that stuck out for me was ‘Empowering Library Leaders and Diversity Worldwide’ Four leaders from four different library systems shared their leadership experiences. But[...]ew Zealanders's seeing themselves in our National Library. I’m not someone who wants diversity for[...] |
| our National Library. I'm not someone who wants diversity for t[...]on that in many ways we all now have Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz NEWSBOARD to be priso[...] |
| [...]ong, Lin Li Soh and Benita Lim, from the National Library Board Singapore. Image credit: Richy Misilet. wi[...]at a panel session How the SDGs can Change Your Life. David was involved in writing and negoti[...]high, but action is low. We know that the global library and information sector has the tools, the[...] |
| [...]n? Let's start talking. Attending the IFLA World Library and Information Congress (WLIC) in Dublin was an[...]tinuation of LIANZA's engagement with the global library community. In 2017-19 LIANZA presidents attended[...]nge. Sign up HERE if you want to join with other library and information professionals to begin talking ab[...]to support the New Zealand bid have also enabled library and information professionals here and in the Pacific to attend the world library congress online in 2021 and in-person in 2022. L[...]IFLA aims to build a stronger, more sustainable library community in the Asia- Oceania region and has fun[...]CONNECTED & EMPOWERED BY INFORMATION Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz |
| PITOPITO KORERO CAMBRIDGE LIBRARY - 150 YEARS OF LIBRARY SERVICE On July 9 Cambridge Library celebrated 150 years of service to the Waipa comm[...]out key events from this long span of years. The library service started in 1872 in a building which forme[...]r at the time acted as an honorary librarian. The library had 300 books and 30 member subscribers - boy how times have changed! The library was incorporated in July 1879 and the Subscription Library Reading Room was then located in a former immigra[...]ist Andrew Carnegie enabled the building of a new library in the early 1900s. Celebrating 150th anniversary of Cambridge Library Image credit: Dee Atkinson It was Carnegie's desire that library items were to be issued with no charges attached.[...]umber of items at that time totalled 6000 and the library had 100 members, 10 per cent of the population then. It was known as the Carnegie Library and opened in December 1909. A new site for the library was found near its former location in lower Victoria Street opening in 1977. But it didn't take long for the library to outgrow its premises and while there was opposition, the library moved in 1998 to its current location alongside[...]continued growth in population in Cambridge, the library has once again outgrown Putanga 493 + Te Rau Ora[...]nd the debate continues on a new location for the library. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT The 150 years cele[...],000 of these members identify Cambridge as their library. In the most recent library annual survey, the main reason people |
| [...]dren's/teen area (almost 20 per cent). While the library continues to receive positive feedback there are[...]e last two years on virtual content. * Cambridge Library history sourced from The Library in Cambridge by Eris Parker. BN \ Dee Atkinson h[...]hree years, je =f after first being employed as a library assistant. Prior to that, she worked in Opéotiki Library. C2 | Originally from Tasmania, though bor[...]ploma in Professional Communication. Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz |
| [...]es. A lot of our members have worked in different library and information services. Some members have law d[...]series of questions to look at trends for NZ law library and information professionals. The aim is to iden[...]our new members, and those early on in their law library careers, to those members with more experi[...] |
| Next year, NZLLA would like to sponsor a member to attend the British and Iri[...]a i te toiroa. Stronger together. Issue 493 + Library Life « wwwlianza.org.nz Erin Cairney is the N[...] |
| [...]out goes to the staff at Auckland Central Public Library, keeping the shelves full and putting on creative[...]from. Putanga 493 + Te Rau Ora « FAVOURITE LIBRARY My favourite library would be the Ponsonby Leys Institute library (currently closed) which fills my childhood memor[...]nt Specialist in the Services to Schools National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga 6 Aotearoa. She[...]n remember and have worked previously in a public library and various bookstores (RIP Borders). My p[...] |
| [...]aata, Te Aitanga- a-Hauiti) talks to us about the library and information sector and the role of LIANZA. Tr[...]Whakahau. CAN YOU TELL USA LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOUR LIFE PRIOR TO THIS MOMENT NOW? Prior to this moment - | was just eating lunch... actually in terms of my library career, for the last six years | have been the Team Leader for the Library Community Engagement Team (Lending) of Te Matapuna ki Manukau (AUT Library South Campus) WHAT DO YOU THINK THE BIGGEST CHALLENGES ARE IN THE 21ST CENTURY FOR THE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SECTOR? For the sector as a whol[...]all who work in our sector - either Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz through providing professi[...]xperiences and can offer support. WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE LIANZA DO MORE OF? LIANZA already[...] |
| [...]ION EXPANDS HORIZONS FOR INDUSTRY LEADERS The Library and Information gludies team from L-R: Academic S[...]formation-related roles - the Graduate Diploma in Library and Information Leadership. This qualification h[...]l leadership development opportunities within the library, archives and records, and information managemen[...]learners’ professional knowledge and skills in library and information studies with a focus on manageme[...]a.org.nz . Image supplied. Zealand (ARANZ), the Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa (LIANZA), and the National Library of New Zealand. Our consultation with stakeholder[...]ctor who already hold degrees in areas other than library and information studies, and/or have exten[...] |
| [...]ry out in their current role(s).” If you would like to find out more about the new qualification inc[...]responsibilities within the rapidly transforming library, archives, records and information management sec[...]ives of New Zealanders. oa 7 raduate Diploma in Library and THIELE TE eeCo ili r Structure: 6 courses[...]KURATINI TUWHERA i Bi tan ieee) Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz |
| [...]Celtic and English ancestry. My career began as a library assistant at Dan Long Memorial Library, Public Service Association. I've worked at Cante[...]th Waikato regions. WHAT DOES A TYPICAL DAY LOOK LIKE IN YOUR ROLE? There's likely to be a catch-up wi[...]lopment of Te Pukenga, we are looking at aligning library resources with new and unified qualifications, an[...]stories. | loved visits to the school and public library and listening to my grandmother's train stories.[...]s and news articles at school. The beginning of a life-long interest in libraries, magazines and information literacy! ANY CAREER HIGHLIGHTS YOU'D LIKE TO SHARE WITH US? Being a children’s librarian[...]'m also proud we implemented the open-source Koha library system, with support and data storage in Aotearoa. |
| [...]unities. DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE FOR EARLY CAREER LIBRARY AND INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS? Join your regiona[...]job, get involved in activities in and beyond the library that fit your values, you never know where they m[...]ailable on the Wharekorero.nz app. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE LIBRARIES AND INFORMATION SERVICES LOOK IN[...]oing a period of radical change. The Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz Image: Te Pukenga Toi Ohomai team in action. Image credit: Lee Rowe outcome I'd like to see is tangible evidence of equitable and accessible education. Essential to this will be well-resourced library and learning support services and spaces, co- des[...]mfortable visiting and working in libraries. Our library systems and structures in Aotearoa are still Euro[...]an New Zealanders. So, if there is one thing I'd like to see, it is continuing change in this area and a lot more Maori staff in library leadership positions. |
| A LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS LIBRARY OF THE ISSUE Tupu Youth Library is based at Clover Park in Otara, Manukau City. The library turned 21 in August. Located close to local schoo[...]nd home, to grow and learn. It’s the only youth library in Australasia. TUPU NEW GROWTH In the late 199[...]cillorsstarted discussions in the community for a library youth space. This was after a store-front location for a library branch proved successful and reinforced by a 1999 Library Putanga 493 + Te Rau Ora « TUPU YOUTH LIBRARY ro Some of the Tupu Youth Team: Martha Sinclair[...]the Samoan Church located right next door to the library, and whanau in the Clover Park area. The political and community support was critical for the library's aims of innovation and social inclusion. wwwilianza.org.nz Tupu Youth Library ping pong table. Hage credit: Tube Vouk Library The word ‘Tupu’ means new growth, origin and[...]was selected as the name of the Dawson Road Youth Library by popular choice. Tupu refers both to the young[...]new knowledge that young people gain by using the library's resources and services. A PACIFIC-FOCUS[...] |
| [...]e youth of the Clover Park area would come to the library. The physical space reflects the culture[...]dows to the park and invites activity Tupu Youth Library. Image credit: Angie Cairncross and engag[...]ates and two high schools are in proximity to the library. “We are surrounded by our community's[...]essions. | lead Wriggle and Rhyme sessions in the library for our babies and toddlers which is such a fun t[...]rk colleagues, | host big story time plays at the library and run school holiday programs. We are a very LOUD library but a fun and caring library too which Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS he[...]and rangatahi 2. All staff are out front in the library space from 3pm. There are ping pong table[...] |
| A LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS Tupu Youth Library 21st celebration. Image credit: Tupu Youth Library get to play on the console or pingpong if they r[...]ork with them. We're not a huge circulation-based library and it means we can explore literacy in a differe[...]nique the type of engagement we have here in this library,’ says Fortunato Sagaoinit, library manager at Tupu Youth. Staff sometimes have to p[...]are hanging out with us. Their parents trust this library and that we will look out for the tamariki,’ sa[...]ianza.org.nz CELEBRATING 21 YEARS It's a joyful library where staff are fully engaged with tamariki and r[...]LiftingLiteracy. The 21st birthday of Tupu Youth Library was celebrated with a cake. games, a large displa[...]played past videos of events and activities. The library also celebrated Cook Island Language Week. “Many people messaged us saying | remember when the library first opened, | was there. It was revoluti[...] |
| [...]ons have traditionally been made by managers and library committees. But there has certainly always been[...]ve been fights for resources for the provision of library services. Back in November 1884, C W Holgate spe[...]at once drawn to the existence of a Free Public Library by a large, printed notice-board on the weighing[...]nnouncing the locality and hours during which the library is open.” (Holgate 1886, p.1) Holgate also presented a paper to the UK Library Association and made sure to point out that the Auckland Free Public Library was open on Sundays. Evidence that efforts at com[...]isions. Six years later, in 1940, the New Zealand Library Association produced “The case for a free library service” which put the onus on local authoriti[...]rovision of free internet access through services like the Aotearoa People's Network Kaharoa, in formin[...]the focus has moved to engagement with approaches like co-design. The ever-broadening stream of library history includes a commitment to access, education, and now also engagement. Issue 493 + Library Life » wwwianza.org.nz Andrew Henry RLIANZA (biblio-[...]Z Collections librarian based at the Central City Library in Tamaki Makaurau. |
| [...]hat New Zealand extend the term of copyright from life plus 50 years to life plus 70 years and provide additional protections[...]he Copyright Act. These include the education and library exceptions. The Committee has considered some of the changes we would like to see to the Copyright Act, not only to counter[...]tee on Copyright (LSCC) relies on members of the library and information community to provide exa[...] |
| [...]New Zealanders’ use of public-funded content. LIBRARY EXCEPTIONS Prescribed libraries - interloans: The description of ‘prescribed library’ needs to be clarified to ensure it covers lib[...]L provision in section 56A of the Act enables the library to lend a lawfully acquired digital copy to its members. Extending this to include all works that the library has lawfully acquired, that are not otherwise ava[...]ibraries at very short or no notice. Issue 493 + Library Life + wwwilianza.org.nz LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS The[...]itising collections, and any activities you would like to offer to the public that are not possible because of copyright restrictions. In your library consider setting up a copyright group that[...] |
| [...]ormation Studies and Open Polytechnic Bachelor of Library and Information Studies qualifications automatica[...]TE REHITA? e Anyone with an approved New Zealand library and information qualification. e¢ Anyone with a library and information qualification recognised by international library associations. e People with a bachelor’[...] |
| [...]-term illnesses. He provides advice Engaging with library users on the topic of serious for librarians on h[...]- whether for ourselves or members of our whanau, life health advice or support for their specific parti[...]or promotional activities in partnership with the library. We can also explore Putanga 493 » Te Rau[...] |
| [...]t cover Counties Manukau Health. Issue 493 + Library Life + LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS A pain, fatigue, sleep[...]rt from the Ministry of Health. Living a Healthy Life - with Chronic Conditions. This book should be on the shelves of every library. Living a healthy life with chronic conditions: self- management skills[...]Peter Murgatroyd BSW, MLIS (dist.) ALIANZA is the Library and Knowledge Services Manager, wwwilianza.org.nz |
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| Life LIBRARY TE RAU ORA[...]M IFLA WLIC 2022: 21 LIBRARY OF THE ISSUE: TUPU YOUTH LIBRARY |
| [...]Cambridge Library - 150 years of library service[...]LIBRARY STUDIES: New Open Polytechnic qualification[...]LIBRARY OF THE ISSUE: Tupu Youth Library[...]EDITORIAL STATEMENT Tupu Youth LIbrary https://librariesaotearoa.org.nz/ Library Life is the digital magazine of library-life New Zealand’s Library and Information EDITOR[...] |
| [...]rom the LIANZA executive This issue of Te Rau Ora Library about their highlights from Life includes a focus on the new the IFLA World Library and history curriculum for schools[...]our regular columns. If you more about Tupu Youth Library would like your library to feature in Manukau when LIANZA was in Library Life Te Rau Ora or if there in July, and they feature you have some news or a story/ as the library of the issue in this opinion to share,[...]hrough many of the Te Rau Ora Library Life – please articles, in our feature on public[...]Ora engagement in the UK from Library Life. Marge Ainsley, the kai resilience mahi in[...]Advisor Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]name for their library, Te language decimation and re[...]ori by Hemi Kelly. It was The language is the life force of and connected with the library. performed at the New Zealan[...]Writers festival commissioned The word is the life force of the[...]Harbour. Like water, knowledge is essential for life and growth, The congress session show[...]cted of Library Associations and Decade of Indi[...]Institutions (IFLA) World Library Languages 2022-2031. o Tāmaki Ma[...]this in our article but I would like to speak, learn, hear and see[...] |
| [...]Macmillan Brown Library[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]The new Aotearoa New National Library of New Zealand could be digitiz[...]years to implement it into their to life in the classroom. and more.[...]and take a planned approach and the ways some library and has looked at their collections to[...]areas of the National Library, • Green light –[...] |
| [...]h provide a professional development Library of New Zealand Te Puna general ov[...]The AnyQuestions Histories area to support library staff,”[...]literacy skills, which area. “I think any local library site.[...]ulum. encourages taking a planned local library partnerships that These entries wi[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]he A pilot project led by the library We’re in an ideal position to M[...]New Zealand stories.” CITY LIBRARY[...]In June 2022, Palmerston North The library also coordinates HOROI - INVESTIGATING City Library held an event “Ka the ‘Back Is[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]librarians and showcase the ROTORUA LIBRARY pathways into infor[...]ka Mauri. searching for a resource like this within the kāhui ako with[...]are applicable to Rotorua and the library is one of the The website is based on three[...]from Digital NZ, EPIC, Papers Past, National Library, Aural as well as written content[...] |
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| [...]and was PROJECTS DID IT for library staff, we catch funded by Wellcome and[...]taken between the library and institutions (HEIs) can bring w[...]particularly interesting for library staff and academic more accessible an[...]of the UK, with 14 public library[...] |
| [...]R LEARNING public (and library/HEI staff ) University of Bristol devised[...]an evaluation toolkit for library it showed th[...]ose projects like ‘Telling the Tale’[...]library staff so that they could[...]of audiences. In fact, 93% of we spoke to the library teams[...]to share and HOW DID THE COVID-19 library staff and partners). Rather[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| 14 NGA TOHU the evaluation report! Library created approach also had a[...]out with this programme was WHERE CAN LIBRARY the positive impact of involving a STAFF[...]KEY LINKS For example, West Lothian Library worked with Heriot- STARTED WITH THIS[...]point. Other resources like Marge Ainsley[...] |
| Library gardens. Image credit: Angie Cairncross The com[...]development of our māra kai the library of the small, rural Another great service[...]e, where part in activities. A library should with RECAP (The Society for the pe[...]have worked alongside different the library and began māra kai, no questions and no[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| 16 NGA TOHU Sharing shelf outside the library. Image credit Angie Cairncross[...]est, adjoining Te Pātikitiki library to support this project alongside[...]is planned. The strategy was Te Pātikitiki Librarylibrary, sports fields and kai th[...] |
| [...]ra Caygill “I’m never going to feel like Broadbent, Kyle Mewburn, ref[...]nd judging these is no small If you’re anything like me, when up that making time to take[...], I’m really pleased deadline like I did!), and to trust Awards for Children and You[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]fascinating in reading something process like judging. the pain of spen[...]when COVID and other life you do pick up a real gem. It[...]Libraries. Formerly a community library manager for Auckland Libraries, Laura move[...] |
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| [...]t Richard Misilei met the first Pasifika American Library Association (ALA)[...]be accessed in any of the them at the IFLA World Library seven official IFLA languages.[...]National Library of New Zealand and revealing th[...], for giving us first- of the library and information[...]the congress. The Public Library American president of the An IF[...], UN Sustainable American Library Association proposition from any library Development Goals, indigenous[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]Systematic Public Library of the Management Network (PIMN)[...]Public Library, United States. talanoa in the coming weeks[...]just say that the library building librarian from Saudi Arabia who MOR[...]meaning enrichment) looked their Public Library of the Year Where to begin! Firstly, it was like the Avengers Tower from entry was interesting fro[...]d really made the Missoula Public Section, Library Buildings and daughter, and colleagues from Library impactful was their Equipment.[...]favourite keynote session what Dublin is like and I’ve said the name of this American Indi[...]Shenton from the that it felt somewhat like home— community, but I was blessed Trinity College Library. She in terms of the landscape and[...]at stuck out Book of Kells, was inspiring and Library and its Book of Kells. for me was ‘Empowering Library thought-provoking. Especially Both were as[...]erent the world is on and the question of the library, or the authors/ library systems shared their of how we make our heritage[...]nd is also fleeting. So, as I went Library. I’m not someone who accountable choices[...] |
| [...]NEWSBOARD 23 our National Library. I’m not and how enriching these g[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]Lim, from the National Library Board Singapore. Image credit: Richy Misilei.[...]to the United Nations, at a library and information sector panel session How the[...]as the tools, the resources, can Change Your Life. David the knowledge, t[...] |
| [...]to join with other library and digital technologies help solve[...]2017 and Hanoi in 2018. IFLA FEDERATION OF LIBRARY NZ to progress the bid for the[...]have also enabled library and strategy and attend a UNESCO[...]here seminar. IFLA aims to build Library and Information and in the Pacific to a[...]stainable Congress (WLIC) in Dublin world library congress online library community in the Asia- was an important continuat[...]LIANZA President Kim Taunga with the global library in regional work and was[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| 26 PITOPITO KŌRERO CAMBRIDGE LIBRARY - 150 YEARS OF LIBRARY SERVICE Celebrating 150th anniversary of Cambridge Library Image credit: Dee Atkinson Image[...]ael Jeans photography On July 9 Cambridge Library It was Carnegie’s desire t[...]celebrated 150 years of service library items were to be issued continues o[...]with no charges attached. While the library. Waikato. Dee Atkinson tells[...]upon its return. ENGAGEMENT The library service started in The number o[...]ich formed totalled 6000 and the library had The 150 years celebrations p[...]dmaster at the time the Carnegie Library and opened Rosemary Bublitz, cake c[...]drawing and fact competitions The library had 300 books and[...]s – boy A new site for the library was cheese evening. how times[...]g Waipā District Libraries The library was incorporated in in 1977. But[...]79 and the Subscription for the library to outgrow its Te Awamutu Libraries which Library Reading Room was then premises[...]er immigrant’s opposition, the library moved of more than 37,000. This[...]Cambridge as their library. Carnegie enabled the building of With the continued growth in a new library in the early 1900s. population in Cambridge, the In the most recent library annual library has once again outgrown surv[...] |
| [...]last two years on virtual 20 per cent). While the library[...]s have now ended, * Cambridge Library history sourced about the ageing building and it[...]mmunity librarian role for from The Library in Cambridge by no longer being fit for purpose[...]after first being employed as a library assistant. Prior to that, she worked in Ōpōtiki Library. Originally from Tasma[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]universities, courts, law society, law library careers, to those member survey, drafting a[...]anning have worked in different library knowledge sharing and to build[...]discussing look at trends for NZ law library workforce capability framework,[...] |
| [...]NEWSBOARD 29 Next year, NZLLA would like to NZ LEGAL RESEARCH[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]the staff at Auckland Central Public Library, keeping the 2 FAVOURITE LIBRARY My favourite library would[...]Institute library (currently Nelly was cool, to wear[...]in the Services to Schools National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga ō Aotearoa.[...]ed previously in a public library and various bookstores (RIP Borders). My p[...] |
| [...]or similar organisations: library and information sector INVOLVEMENT WITH LIA[...]Being co-sponsor for the BIT ABOUT YOUR LIFE PRIOR[...]adopted and resulted in the terms of my library career, for[...]WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO Leaders program which ran for the Team Leader for the Library[...]I hope that at some point we Manukau (AUT Library South WHAT G[...]TURY I hope that we can make FOR THE LIBRARY AND a positive difference in the[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| 32 LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS LIBRARY STUDIES N E W O P E N P[...]HORIZONS FOR INDUSTRY LE ADERS The Library and Information Studies team from L-R: Academic S[...]formation Zealand (ARANZ), the Library Pūkenga, New Zealand’s[...]Library of New Zealand. Our[...]learners’ professional Graduate Diploma in Library[...]knowledge and skills in library and Information Leadership.[...]than library and information specifically developed to ca[...]require a flexible and part- within the library, archives Records Associa[...] |
| [...]has been If you would like to find strategy and planning, and care[...]transforming library, archives, records[...]: 6 courses Graduate Diploma in Library and[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]ng purchases, school and public library and prep[...]chat with staff in beginning of a life-long interest YOURSELF[...]HIGHLIGHTS YOU’D LIKE began as a library assistant at Advocacy has always been a[...]TO SHARE WITH US? Dan Long Memorial Library, big part of my role. Writing a Pub[...]aligning library resources with and receiving a LIAN[...]My current role is a career DAY LOOK LIKE IN have been creating, and the[...]Koha library system, with updates and talk about a[...] |
| [...]our health and outcome I’d like to see is tangible seeing so many staff grow in[...]WHO OR WHAT library and learning support And although the last few ye[...]library systems and structures in ADVICE FOR EARLY[...]and based on settler colonist CAREER LIBRARY and eagerness to s[...]is one thing I’d like to see, it is involved in activities in and[...]continuing change in this area beyond the library that fit your values, you never know where HOW WOULD YOU LIKE and a lot more Māor[...]TO SEE LIBRARIES AND library leadership positions. they may lead you. Develop[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| 36 LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS LIBRARY OF THE ISSUE[...]e, Monika Prasad, Tupu Youth Library ping pong table. Maria (Mazi) Nio and B[...]Image credit: Tupu Youth Library Tupu Youth Library is based at Strategy that endo[...]growth, origin and to begin in City. The library turned 21 in and encouraging t[...]with a large part of the Youth Library by popular choice. community so tamariki and[...]d people gain by using the library’s youth library in Australasia. positive. Sup[...]The City next door to the library, and Librarian and two Manukau City[...]Tongan, Cook Island, in the community for a library support was critical for the[...]youth space. This was after a library’s aims of innovation and This rich and unique cultural store-front location for a library social inclusion.[...]ry, and for good reason reinforced by a 1999 Library[...] |
| [...]Tupu Youth Library. Image credit: Angie Cairncross the 3M I[...]and local schools and where young to the library. engagi[...]and rangatahi area would come to the library. I outreach to 19 preschools and[...]library space from 3pm. The physical space reflects[...]ables, original design of the building the library for our babies and[...]d with tapa cloth. It is time plays at the library and run[...]hrough the large windows are a very LOUD library but a[...]he park and invites activity fun and caring library too which[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]Tupu Youth Library 21st celebration. Image credit: Tupu Youth Library get to play on the console or I[...]It’s a joyful library where staff are pages of a book and answer a library,” says Fortunato Sagaoinit,[...]and few comprehension questions. library manager at Tupu Youth.[...]rds #LiftingLiteracy. huge circulation-based library tamariki and rangatahi feel safe an[...]Library was celebrated with a might be through[...]events and activities. The library to. We will have black-out poetry, come[...]library first opened, I was there. meaningful, by learning names parents trust this library and that[...] |
| [...]y is involved in a Free Public Library by a large, that “connection sh[...]ept to hours during which the library is was seen in the provision of l[...]services like the Aotearoa by managers and library Holgate also presented a[...]es. to the UK Library Association in forming consor[...]always the Auckland Free Public Library resources, giving access to been[...]and as an access point for provision of library services. later, in 1940, the Ne[...]e Library Association produced communi[...], C W “The case for a free library In the twenty-first century,[...]ties to support with approaches like co-design. islands from north to south and[...]e from a subscription service of library history includes account of the chief libraries o[...]librarian based at the Central City Library in Tāmaki Makaurau. Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]ament to support our case. of copyright from life plus 50 continued commercial relevance years to life plus 70 years and many decades after release[...]the as part of the current review of and library exceptions. The public doma[...]ate the start of the pandemic. like to see to the Copyright Act,[...]on members of the library libraries, archive[...] |
| [...]s unclear whether these can like to offer to the public that public-funded con[...]• In your library consider LIBRARY EXCEPTIONS should be able to[...]we can use to support our ‘prescribed library’ needs to Contracting out of exception[...]and all its benefits. Contact the library to lend a lawfully requirement of the Ber[...]s that the reform process. This would library has lawfully acquired, allow libraries to[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]of Library and Information Use the registration process[...]New Zealand library and Complete an application form.[...]Anyone with a library and[...]international library GE N ER AL MAN AGE R , CO NN E CT E D CO M M U N[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]He provides advice Engaging with library users on the topic of serious for librarians[...]ourselves or members of our whānau, life health advice or support for their specific[...]in partnership with the library. We can also explore[...] |
| [...]Living a Healthy Life – with Chronic Conditions.[...]This book should be on the shelves of every library. In acknowledging the trust that our communities Living a healthy life with chronic conditions: self- place in us as pro[...]Peter Murgatroyd BSW, MLIS (dist.) ALIANZA is the Library and Knowledge Services Manager,[...]Issue 493 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
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