by Nicole Faull-Brown | 02 October, 2026 | LARK Symposium 2026
By Suzana Sukovic “It seems you had a great day”, said our caterer Andrew at the end of the LARK symposium. “We did”, I responded, “but what makes you think that?” “Lots of discussions and interesting presentations”, he said, and mentioned some. “The talk about manga...
by Nicole Faull-Brown | 11 September, 2026 | LARK Symposium 2026
Anne Goulding, Yasuyo Inoue and Suzana Sukovic Introducing IFLA’s LIBTheory Section For everyone following IFLA’s Congress in Busan online, a session presenting the work of the Library Theory and Research Section offers an opportunity to hear directly from...
by Nicole Faull-Brown | 04 September, 2026 | LARK Symposium 2026
Using Fiction Writing Workshops to Understand Everyday Experiences of Digital Exclusion Many people today experience forms of digital exclusion. There are persistent barriers that impact whether people can access, afford and confidently use digital technologies and...
by Nicole Faull-Brown | 18 August, 2026 | LARK Symposium 2026
Linked data as a relationship engine for library research What might we discover if we could explore a library collection not as a list of records, but as a network of relationships? Linked data is often discussed as infrastructure: identifiers, vocabularies, triples...
by Nicole Faull-Brown | 04 August, 2026 | LARK Symposium 2026
Stay Smart Online: Helping older Australians spot misinformation and find facts The internet, social media and generative artificial intelligence (AI) have upended the information ecosystem, allowing anyone with a digital device and an internet connection to instantly...
