In September 2013, I returned from my honeymoon ready to start Married Life. I was also preparing to imminently start a Masters course at City University London in Library Science: the induction was about a week after our return. A few weeks ago I finished the course by handing in my dissertation, the idea for which … Continue reading Overview of the Library Science Course at City University
I attended several copyright events last year, and also a meeting of copyright officers from universities around the UK. This is the first in a number of blog posts that I will write about these. The first was arranged by SCONUL, and was held at Leicester University and delivered by Dr Jane Secker (LSE). The … Continue reading Copyright Training
In the summer of 2014, as a respite from my dissertation, I spent a day at Pi And Mash, a Mashed Library unconference held at Senate House library. Mashed Library, as its website says, aims to bring “together interested people and doing interesting stuff with libraries and technology “. I attended sessions covering topics such … Continue reading #Citymash 2015 – unorganising an unconference
Carole Rhodes of the USTLG introduced herself and the main aims and purpose of the group which meets twice a year in November and May alternating meeting places in an attempt to overcome the North/South divide. The next event will be in Chester. On arrival I took advantage of the option to tour the Imperial College Library. … Continue reading University Science and Technology Librarians Group meeting at Imperial