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Guest Views: Focus groups with CityLIS students by Alex Asman and Diane Bell
This Guest Post by CityLibrary Librarians Diane Bell and Alex Asman looks back at a session they ran for CityLIS students earlier this year. *** LibGuides is an easy to use content management system which is used by City, University … Continue reading
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Tagged Academic Libraries, City University London, CityLibrary, CityLIS, Events, information literacy, Information Science, LibGuides, Library and Information Science, Library Science, LIS
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CityLIS News: Dr Deborah Lee wins E.T. Bryant Award for CityLIS doctoral thesis
Dr Deborah Lee, our visiting lecturer at CityLIS who is responsible for the Information Organisation module, has been awarded the 2017 IAML Uk&Irl E.T. Bryant Memorial Prize for her doctoral thesis “Modelling music: a theoretical approach to the classification of … Continue reading
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Tagged CityLIS, classification, E.T. Bryant Prize, music, PhD, research
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#CityLIS Student Perspectives: Alphabet City by Petra Killoran
Student Perspectives is our series of guest posts written by current CityLIS students. This post is written by Petra Killoran who discusses the history of acronyms and their use in Library and Information Science, or HAULIS. *** Digital Libraries and … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbreviation, Anglo-Saxon, blogging, CityLIS, Digital Libraries, Greek, Information Organisation, Information Science, Karen Calhoun, Library and Information Science, Library Science, LIS, Roman
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CityLIS Research Student Profile: Shohana Nowrin
We are delighted to welcome Shohana Nowrin back to CityLIS as she begins her PhD research. Here, Shohana briefly introduces herself and her work on information literacy. *** Hello everyone!! It’s me, Shohana Nowrin, and I am very excited to … Continue reading
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Tagged CityLIS, information literacy, multiculturalism, multilingualism, PhD, research student
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CityLibrary LibGuides Workshops
CityLibrary staff would like to offer a workshop for CityLIS students giving an overview of using LibGuides technology to create subject topic and software guides and incorporating interactive content. LibGuides is an easy to use content management system used by thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged CityLibrary, LibGuides, workshops
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