NEWS
Open access: government rejects recommendations. Public libraries: Commons inquiry.
Wi-fi: CILIP conference on Wi-fi potential for libraries. HE: learning objects management survey.
FOI: CILIP briefing day highlights.
People’s Network: new report.
FOI: news and advice.
Awards: Publicity & Public Relations Group awards gala.
ICT: membership website needs.
Intranets: librarians ‘make the leap’ to new growth area. Government: DSTL Knowledge Service launches strategy.
ICT: report seeks ‘digitally unengaged’.
Public: NFER concern on funding.
Dual-use: school/public launches.
Family Learning Week: libraries take centre stage.
PLA: news from the conference.
Members’ Day/AGM: Haines and Raseroka outline their visions.
PROFILE
Laura Campbell, Director of the US Library of Congress’s National Digital Library Program.
CONFERENCE
Introducing e-learning within HE: Joanne Hackett.
Absorbing diversity into display: Hazel Dakers.
Public libraries and health: Isla Roberts.
COLUMNS
Internet Q&A: Phil Bradley
Just a minute...: Bernard Naylor
Mediawatching: Laura Swaffield
FEATURES
Getting health information into communities: Diana Grimwood-Jones on models for bringing health information to the general public.
Helping patients towards recovery: Bernadette Cassidy on the support offered by an unusual NZ library to those who have suffered serious injury.
The NHS gets to grips with workforce development: Alan Fricker.
A healthy profession? Judy Palmer explains why developments in health should provide a role model for other sectors.
Evaluating the impact of the People’s Network: Sally Halper.
A new focus on service delivery: Alec Kennedy.
Preserving digital resources in the UK: Maggie Jones.
A beacon service for the welding industry: Linda Dumper.
Updated: 20 January 2005