Here comes one more presentation from the last NAPLE Assembly. In this case, Towards the E-future, by Barbro Wigell-Ryynänen, from Finland.
Today we are posting another presentation from our last NAPLE Assembly in Copenhagen. It is The Danish Digital Library, by Jakob Heide Petersen, from Denmark.
Last 11th May 2012 in Copenhagen EBLIDA-NAPLE Conference took place with the theme “Democracy Development in a New Media Environment” a conference on the role on libraries in Europe and their current e-challenges.
Now the links are ready to see photos, videos plus the final version of the EBLIDA position paper about European libraries and the challenges of e-publishing and E-publishing and the challenge for libraries.
Today Eva Bartunkova’s presentation in NAPLE Assembly is available to read clicking here. It shows the range of digitization and e-books in Czech Republic currently.
Today another presentation of NAPLE Assembly is available on the blog. Maarten Vandekerckhove from Belgium is the author and its title is “Flemish E-book Platform“.
Last 9th and 10th May the NAPLE Annual Assembly took place in Copenhagen. This year the meeting theme was “Public Libraries in transition” and the 10 years of NAPLE were celebrated.
Thursday two round tables took place, the first about the “Use of public libraries, structure, organisation” and the second about “Digital library services and e-books”. The presentations of NAPLE members who participated in them will be published on the blog. Today, Jan Braeckman’s presentation, Director of Bibnet vzw from Belgium, is available clicking here.
For this post we are reproducing the information from the Irish web page: Library.ie…”news from Irish libraries”.
This year Trinity College Library Dublin will mark the tercentenary of the laying of the foundation stone of the Old Library, one of the great libraries of the Western world. The balance and symmetry of the architecture have made the building an icon for the organisation of human thought and expression. Its collections span over a millennium of recorded thought.
To commemorate the occasion a one-day conference will be held entitled BUILDING COLLECTIONS: 300 years of the Old Library. The conference will be held on Monday 25 June, 2012 in the Thomas Davis Theatre, Trinity College Dublin, followed by a celebratory reception in the Long Room.
The conference will examine aspects of the physical structure of the Library, and its alterations through the centuries, as well as focusing on the context within which its renowned early printed books and manuscripts holdings have developed.
The day promises to deliver fascinating insights into the progress of social and intellectual endeavour in Ireland, and the emergence of a world-class research library in Dublin.
For further information visit http://www.tcd.ie/Library/tercentenary/.
The 13th Conference of the Portuguese Public Libraries will take place on the next 4 th and 5 th may.
The Conference is an initiative of DGLB (The Portuguese Board for the Book and the Libraries), in association with BAD (The Portuguese Association for Librarians and Archivists), with the logistical support of Cascais city council.
Participants from the Portuguese Public Libraries are invited to Estoril for two days of discussion, best practice and networking.
Margarida Oleiro
Head of Libraries Department
General Directorate for Books and Libraries
Portugal
For this post we are collecting the information from European Conference on Information Literacy web page.
The European Conference on Information Literacy (or ECIL), organized by the Department of Information Management of Hacettepe University and Department of Information and Communication Sciences of Zagreb University, will take place in Istanbul, Turkey, from 23-25 October 2013. It is an annual international conference held in Europe.
Information Literacy and Lifelong Learning being the main theme, ECIL aims to bring together researchers, information professionals, educators, policy makers, employers and all other related parties from around the world to exchange knowledge and experience and discuss current issues, recent developments, standards, techniques, challenges, theories, and good practices.
Registration starts on 1st May. If you want to know more, visit its web page or the contact tag.
For this post we are collecting the information from The Nordic Library Conference web page. This year the Conference takes place in Oslo, Norway on the 14th & the 15th of May, hosted by The National Library of Norway. The theme is “Culture, Inclusion and Participation”.
Participants from the Nordic countries and the rest of Europe are invited to Oslo for two days of inspiration, best practice and networking.
The Conference is an initiative from the Nordic Best Practice network. The purpose of the network is to promote new projects and partnerships within the field of multicultural library services.
The Conference is within the framework of Norway’s chairmanship of the Nordic Council of Ministers 2012, and also a continuation of the Future Library, which was held in Finland in October 2011 (under the Finnish chairmanship).
To get more information about registration process, program, speakers and call for papers consult its web page.
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