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ALIA Library Applied Research Kollektive (LARK)
#EBLIPRG 28 April
#EBLIPRG (Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Reading Group) is meeting again on Twitter. WHEN? Thursday 28 April at 4 pm AEST (Sydney-Canberra-Melbourne). HOW TO JOIN? Use #EBLIPRG on Twitter and start chatting. Also check the LARK Diigo group (link on...
Show & Tell 14 April, Sydney
This is a networking opportunity for people interested in applied research and evidence based library and information practice. We are organising short lightening talks about practice-based research projects. Please let us know if you would like to present. ...
#EBLIPRG 31 March
By Suzana Sukovic #EBLIPRG (Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Reading Group) is meeting again on Twitter. For this meeting, we have tried to choose time to include colleagues from other parts of the world who have expressed interest in joining us. No...
Evidently unequal
By Suzana Sukovic Articles about inequality have been frequent this week marking International Women’s Day. LARK has circulated its fair share on Facebook. In this blog post, I’d like to combine some of these posts with the recent evidence about inequality at the...
LARK 2016 – Dates for your calendar
The tribe has spoken, so here is your LARK 2016 calendar of events.We shared a survey asking LARKs what sort of events they would like to attend. Many said they would like LARK meetings across Australia, but the reality is that we are still predominantly Sydney-based....
Delivering successful innovation depends on customer insights
By Janine Schmidt FALIA, AM The Australian government is focusing on the development of an innovation culture to achieve economic transformation and future growth. ALIA is likewise emphasising the importance of innovation and associating it with leadership....
#EBLIPRG Meeting on Thursday, 4th February
From Fiona MacDonald, meeting facilitator #EBLIPRG (Evidence-Based Library Practice Reading Group) Meeting on Thursday, 4th February, 4pm AEDT on Twitter. #LARK The next #EBLIPRG article is : Collins, E. and Stone, G. (2014). Understanding patterns of library...
Tell us about your research interests
By Suzana Sukovic Head to ALIA research page, scroll to Being Research Active http://www.inflexions.org/1000platos-1914-14.gif In lively discussions at EBLIP8 conference, I mentioned my interest in establishing a central place where library and information...
Research papers at ALIA conferences
By Suzana Sukovic REMINDER: ALIA National 2016 call for RESEARCH papers The ALIA National Conference 2016 call for abstracts has been extended – now closing 3 December 2015. Submissions of research papers are VERY welcome and STRONGLY encouraged! All research...
Transliterate reading
By Suzana Sukovic Sukovic, S. 2015. 'Transliterate reading', Scholarly and Research Communication, 2015, 6(4), 11pp (OA journal) Are babies becoming hard-wired for interacting with content onscreen in a way unatainable for us, older generations? Or, are...
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