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Hack Library School Day in the Life: Tuesday | tattle tape and tea

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Tattle tape and tea. Musings of a trainee librarian. Hack Library School Day in the Life: Tuesday. I’m back for the Tuesday installment of Hack Library School Day in the Life. Before I start, just a quick note on some of the blogs and tweets from over the pond. It’s really interesting to read what American library schoolers are up to, and the main difference relates to internships. Library internships seem to be all the rage perhaps it is compulsory to do a work placement during your masters? Should pare...

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#npdi2013 – Posts – New Professionals Day Ireland

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New Professionals Day Ireland. The blog for the New Professionals Day Ireland. Npdi16 Sponsors and prizes. Early Career Conference Award. SLAEurope 1st Irish Event. Library A to Z. Insight into IFI role. Npdi2013 – Posts. Networking exercise… with Daniel Duffy. Daniel Duffy one of our original founding members and attendee at the New Professional Day London in May 2012, has written a blog post. For our colleagues in Manchester. Daniel presented our ‘How do you do – Networking? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Daryl – Rare Books Librarian | 23 Librarians - and counting!

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23 Librarians – and counting! Snapshots of Scotland's library and information world. Daryl – Rare Books Librarian. April 17, 2015. 23 Librarians is back! The blog will no longer run as a weekly series, but there are still volunteers preparing posts which will be published whenever one is ready. The 47th librarian to share his story is Daryl Green, Rare Books Librarian at the University of St Andrews. (NB click on each image in the galleries individually to see the full captions.). Who was the printer?

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Get Career Ready with NLPN and CILIP | Letters from the Library

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Letters from the Library. My LILAC presentation →. March 23, 2015 · 5:30 pm. Get Career Ready with NLPN and CILIP. Outside of my job, I’m involved in the profession in various ways. I follow and talk to other library/information people on Twitter, I go to events and conferences, and I’m also on the committee for CILIP Yorkshire and Humberside Member Network. On Saturday, I linked up all of these activities: in my capacity as Student Liaison for CILIP Y&H, I collaborated with NLPN. Was our first speaker, ...

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Undaimonia: My work

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This page features some examples of things that I have done or been involved with. From November 2010 to August 2012, I was a member of the Voices for the Library. Campaign group. The group promotes the value of the UK's public libraries by giving a voice to library users, library staff, and anyone else who loves libraries. As part of Voices for the Library, I was involved in:. Representing the group on local BBC radio stations and in local print media. Campaigning for North Yorkshire's libraries. Submit...

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2/21. Fionna – Language Librarian | 23 Librarians - and counting!

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23 Librarians – and counting! Snapshots of Scotland's library and information world. 2/21 Fionna – Language Librarian. March 13, 2015. Fionna Black is Librarian at the University of Glasgow’s Language Centre Library. My 13-year-old son was commenting on how hard it was to study as a doctor, the entry requirements and the years at University. He remarked I was lucky to be a librarian as it is so easy! I was lucky – but it wasn’t easy. The job changed frequently with new remits until I ended up with the jo...

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On taking a break | Library Student Diaries

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Reflections and ramblings from a part-time postgraduate student. Hamlets at the Library of Birmingham. Study skills →. On taking a break. September 26, 2015. I’ll get back into the swing of things in the next term, which starts in February 2016. That really isn’t too far away if you think about it. And if I do get bored in the meantime, I have these babies waiting for me on the bookshelf in the study:. And if you are a student starting a new term on Monday – best of luck! Study skills →. It sounds like y...

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Study skills | Library Student Diaries

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Reflections and ramblings from a part-time postgraduate student. On taking a break. Have baby, will study →. September 27, 2015. Never mind the break I’m taking this term, I have passed the first year of my part-time MSc with flying colours! I scored As for for three of my modules, and a B for the fourth one. So, yes, I am rather pleased that all the hard work did pay off. Don’t worry about the assessment at the start of term. I really shouldn’t have worried. The modules on my course are actual...Engage ...

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Hamlets at the Library of Birmingham | Library Student Diaries

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Reflections and ramblings from a part-time postgraduate student. On taking a break →. Hamlets at the Library of Birmingham. No, no, no, it’s not a typo up there in the title, the performance I saw at the Library of Birmingham the other week really was called. With an -s. It was an adaptation of the famous play and it was also one of the best, most exhilarating theatre experiences I’ve had in a while. Firstly, it was set in the Library of Birmingham. Apart and then put the pieces back together. I love...

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Baby’s first trip to the library | Library Student Diaries

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Reflections and ramblings from a part-time postgraduate student. Have baby, will study. Public libraries – more than ‘just’ books →. Baby’s first trip to the library. March 9, 2016. Personally, I believe you can’t start early enough taking your child to the library. Consequently, I got my lovely baby daughter a library card when she was just over five weeks old. As we happened to be in the city centre that day, we went to the magnificent Library of Birmingham. To go to the monthly Book-a-Boo! Session&#46...