CILIP | November 2002 : Library + Information Update

News

Children: CILIP publishes key report.
Reader Development: The Reading Agency launched.
CILIP: info centre open to members.
Reference awards: shortlist announced.
International: Resource action strategy.
Copyright: counting the cost of the European directive.
ICT: parrot avatar aids users.
People’s Network: national PR drive launched.
Health: major online sources open to public.
Diversity: Quality Leaders Project branches out.
International: round-up of news.
Training: latest on NVQs and ISNTO.
Visually-impaired: benefits of copyright bill.
Ethics: CILIP launches panel.
Basic skills: London nets £1m.
Council: full report.

Columns

Internet Q&A: Phil Bradley.
Just a minute...: Bernard Naylor.
Mediawatching: Laura Swaffield.
Clip Board: Edward Dudley.

CONFERENCES

Roles in government: Sue Westcott reports on the Committee of Departmental Librarians' conference.

Features

Really useful or virtually useless? Moore and Abson.
VLEs: who needs them? Stuart Lee on why Oxford University is starting with Bodington.
Forced migration: a complex subject: Marilyn Deegan and Elisa Mason on dealing with a tricky subject online.
Putting portals into practice: Robin Murray with a handy checklist and advice.

Bringing glamour to Glasgow: Elspeth Hyams talks to Martyn Wade.

Small steps and big leaps: Copper and Haines on knowledge sharing across the NHS.
Successful KM: David Haynes and CILIP colleagues present case studies.

Why think regionally? Geoff Warren believes that regionalism is the way forward.