Claire Shaw hat im Guardian-Blog zehn Portraits von Universitätsbibliotheken rund um den Globus gesammelt:
University library chiefs worldwide reveal the challenges they face, plans for the future, and their role in higher education.
[via @JacqMoo]
Interessantes aus Informations- und Bibliothekswesen
Claire Shaw hat im Guardian-Blog zehn Portraits von Universitätsbibliotheken rund um den Globus gesammelt:
University library chiefs worldwide reveal the challenges they face, plans for the future, and their role in higher education.
[via @JacqMoo]
Walt Crawfords neuestes Werk über die (englischsprachige) Biblioblogosphäre ist nun bei Lulu.com verfügbar: The Liblog Landscape 2007-2008.
Liblogs–blogs written by library people, as opposed to official library blogs–provide some of today’s most interesting and useful library literature. This book offers a broad look at English-language liblogs as they are and as they’ve changed between 2007 and 2008. The book includes more than 600 blogs with detailed analysis of 27 metrics for 2007 and 2008 and changes from 2007 to 2008–and, for 143 of them, 2006 as well. Through tables, charts and text, we explore the liblog landscape.
Walt Crawford – der als Walt at Random bloggt und Cites & Insights produziert – und ist seit Jahren einer der wenigen wirklich genauen Beobachter der Biblioblogosphäre.
The Wicked Librarian (author of LibWorld – Greece) macht auf einen Artikel in „The Tyee“ aufmerksam: Vancouver’s Library Strike: Women’s Pay on the Line
„Vancouvers Bibliothekarinnen streiken für Gleichberechtigung“ weiterlesen
Next stop in our journey around the world is the world’s second largest country: Canada. Our guest author Genevieve Gore is web services librarian in the McGill Library in Montréal. Usually she’s blogging at InfoPill.
„Libworld – Canada“ weiterlesen