NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (X)

Presentation from Lithuania at NAPLE’s Annual Assembly.

 Lithuanian Libraries

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (IX)

Presentation from Finland at NAPLE’s Annual Assembly.

Ebooks for Finnish Public libraries

 

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (VIII)

Today, the presentation from Switzerland at NAPLE’s Annual Assembly.

E-books (and other digital media) in Swiss public libraries

 

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (VII)

Today, the presentation from Flanders at  NAPLE’s Annual Assembly.

New library legislation

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (VI)

Latvia’s presentation at  NAPLE’s Annual Assembly. This time, it’s a video titled “Libraries for Communities (2012)” and was presented by Liga Masena.

Libraries for Communities (2012)

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (V)

Today, the presentation of Eiríkur Thorláksson, from the Ministry of Education,  Science and Culture of Iceland, at  NAPLE’s Annual Assembly.

Library Laws in Iceland Recent Changes

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (IV)

Fourth  presentation we publish from NAPLE’s Annual Assembly. Today, Perspectives from Denmark, by Tine Vind, Head of Division for Libraries, Danish Agency for Culture.

Perspectives from Denmark

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (III)

Third presentation we publish from NAPLE’s Annual Assembly. Today, it’s about German Public Libraries and e-books. Its authors, Barbara Schleihagen and Miriam Schriefers, from the German Library Association.

E-Books in German Public Libraries

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations (II)

Second presentation we publish from NAPLE’s Annual Assembly. Today, it’s Margarida Oleiro’s paper In Search for e-books in Portuguese Public Libraries Network. Margarida Oleiro is Head of Library Services of the Government of Portugal.

In Search for e-books in Portuguese Public Libraries Network

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly, 2013. Presentations

NAPLE’s Annual Assembly has taken place in Milan. In the next weeks we’ll be posting the presentations from the different speakers.

We’re starting today with Maria Heijne’s paper about A National Strategy for Public Libraries in the Netherlands. She is Director of the Netherlands Institute for Public Libraries (SIOB).

A National Strategy for Public Libraries in the Netherlands