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One world, one library network

Working Internationally for Libraries Virtual Conference 2021: A free, virtual conference for Public Libraries in the UK and across the world.

Posted: 21 April 2021

A place to breathe: UEL students share solidarity and support via Teams

Posted: 11 August 2020

Knowledge for Healthcare: responding to Covid-19

Health librarians have been at the forefront of responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. Catherine McLaren looks at the work of Health Education England's Library and Knowledge Services Team.

Posted: 20 July 2020

(Re)defining Information Literacy

Hong-Anh Nguyen talks about what can be done to improve diversity and inclusion in the profession to reflect wider society.

Posted: 14 May 2019

Feeding minds and soul in Athens

Volunteering in Athens’ Echo refugee library is helping displaced people find some stability.

Posted: 28 October 2018

Libraries in Fiction: Small Gods

Daniel Gooding’s final instalment looking at libraries in fiction takes us to Terry Pratchett’s Disc World-set Small Gods.

Posted: 26 November 2018

Making CILIP connections at the University of Edinburgh

It all started with a question, I was considering options for mid-career professional development.

Posted: 20 June 2018

Nudging the NHS: improving digital resilience

Find out how South Yorkshire NS Trust is using the concept of "nudging" to help busy clinicians acquire new digital skills.

Posted: 20 June 2018

Accredited Courses: debating the future challenges for LIS

Policy, funding and technology issues all present threats but also opportunities for future generations of LIS professionals.

Posted: 9 May 2018

On the move: From HE to work

Charlie Inskip and Sophia Donaldson talk about the On the Move event at UCL.

Posted: 9 May 2018

The Publishing Trap

Jane Secker and Chris Morrison talk about the Publishing Trap.

Posted: 9 May 2018

Libraries in fiction: A prescient tale of information governance and security

Daniel Gooding steps into an alternate reality where the forces of good and evil fight for control of information.

Posted: 9 May 2018

Dividend Society@ digitising the troubles

Gavin Carville talks about Divided Society.

Posted: 12 March 2018

Shakespeare Week: Rare books

From the archives: Fascinating stories from the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

Posted: 12 March 2018

“She feels compelled to tell the truth”

Daniel Gooding begins a series of articles looking at libraries and librarians.

Posted: 12 March 2018

A million ways to be Nice:

Read about the skills of the information specialists at National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice).

Posted: 12 March 2018

Designing information systems

The best design techniques, tools and trends to deliver creative and effective information systems and services.

Posted: 12 January 2018

Getting through a tricky period

Caroline Varney-Bowers on a scheme run by Norfolk Libraries to help tackle period poverty.

Posted: 5 February 2018

Future Library Explored

Experts gathered by the Libraries All Party Parliamentary Group discuss how public libraries will meet the needs of users now and into the future.

Posted: 9 January 2018

Connecting staff to corporate knowledge

Angela Hall describes how the Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust (RLBUHT) Library Service is utilising clinicalskills.net to connect its workforce to corporate knowledge and best practice.

Posted: 8 January 2018

Why REF matters to us all

Rita Marcella gives ten reasons why research evaluation is important for the library and information community.

10 December 2017

Help in a time of need - the CILIP Benevolent Fund

How CILIP's Benevolent Fund is changing and helping those in need when it matters most.

13 December 2017

“Grab an adventure – bags of fun at Norfolk's libraries”

Fran Valentine, Library Manager at Downham Market Library, talks about Grab & Go bags, a simple but highly effective way to bring people into the library to discover a new love of reading.

Posted: 10 December 2017

Getting party political

CILIP CEO Nick Poole reports from 2017 political party conferences and reflects on the opportunities they offered to promote the library and information profession

20 November 2017

The secret life of weather data

Using weather data to understand how factors impact on data flow between teams, organisations and sectors.

8 November 2017

Building our community - CILIP's new membership

CILIP's new membership model will help create a stronger, closer profession and deliver benefits for individuals and the sector.

6 November 2017

Making sense of data

The West Sussex Life project is unlocking the value of data, enabling decisions makers to quickly and easily identify challenges and opportunities

15 September 2017

Hitting the data fast lane

Graeme Hackland of Williams Martini Riacing explains how his team is competing with sport's big spenders by making sure the information, data and analytics are all working hard to improve the technology.

December 2016/January 2017

Encouraging students to improve their IL skills

Andrew Shenton explains how working with sixth-formers on information literacy skills helped him develop a framework to encourage students to recognise and apply important IL characteristics.

December 2016/January 2017

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