CILIP | February 2004 : Library + Information Update~LT~br /~GT~

Features

All the world's a stage: Taryn Storey.
Technology in libraries: how was it for you? John Bennett.
Through the Forest to the Gate: David Murray and Adrian Whittle.
World Book Day online.

Resources for information architects: Martin White on information architecture resources.
Are you an international university library? Oliver Pritchard on catering for diverse learning styles.

Flexible working: productivity and empowerment: David Byrne.

Knowledge harvesting: reaping the rewards? Lancaster, Spry and Shoolbred on ways to keep the knowledge of staff who are leaving.
Archives and local studies: it's a lottery: Nicola Ward.

News

National libraries: British Library proves its value.
Scots reveal new strategy.
Open access: the movement gains strength.
New Year Honours: Val, Shiraz and friends.
Buildings: CILIP starts public library project.
Reader development: breakthrough venture with publishers.
Awards: best books, best websites, best HE training tool.
Online Information 2003: special report.
International: e-government; new digital library; damage in Iraq.
Active citizens: latest fashion in community work.
Basic Skills: libraries lead the field.
BBC Big Read: libraries made sure they reaped the benefit.
Volunteers: big future predicted.
PFIs: two more in the pipeline.
Reader development: breakthrough venture with publishers.
CILIP Council: budget position improves.
Wargames: bringing in the boys.

Columns

Business insight: Alison Newman.
Clip Board: Edward Dudley.

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

Conferences

E-learning in Open Universities: Anne Ramsden; and Is customer service dead? Penny Simmonds.
Is customer service dead?: Penny Simmonds.

Profile

Terry Kendrick, strategic marketing, planning and information consultant.