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ALIA Library Applied Research Kollektive (LARK)
LARK’s new look & Treasurer
By Suzana Sukovic LARK has been so quiet that you have been wondering if the bird went to an around the world trip for holidays. It did fly around, but LARK also took time to revamp its look and freshen its flock. LARK is delighted to introduce the new...
LARK’s Treasurer & End Year event
By Suzana Sukovic As many of you have already found out via other channels, ALIA LARK is organising the end of year event in Sydney. It will be a great opportunity to meet like-minded people and influence our direction for next year. You don't have to be an ALIA...
Five years of LARK, or how birds of the feather flock together
By Suzana Sukovic Celebrating 5 years of LARK - 22 September 2017, State Library NSW A version of this post was first published on the Canadian C-EBLIP blog. Some minor changes have been made and additional pictures added to this post. LARK (Library Applied...
“Mum, I can’t walk. I am going to fly”
https://images.pexels.com/photos/47481/pexels-photo-47481.jpeg Improvisation on a rural research theme By Suzana Sukovic “Mum, I can’t walk. I am going to fly”, Jannine Shepherd enthusiastically announced. In her keynote address at the Rural Health and Research...
2018 Rural Research Capacity Building Program
By Suzana Sukovic Some of you may have already heard of an excellent capacity building program for health workers in rural and remote areas of New South Wales. The good news is that applications for the 2018 Rural Research Capacity Building Program are now open....
Those research birds: a day with LARK
By Paige Wright The post was originally published on the blog Paige the Librarian. Friday I attended the ALIA LARK (Library Applied Research Kollektive) seminar, Holy Evidence! Research in Information Practice. This post will discuss some highlights and tips from the...
LARK’s seminar grants
By Suzana Sukovic LARK is getting ready to celebrate its fifth birthday in research style next week. With speakers and participants coming from close and afar, it really feels like birds of a feather are flocking together. If you haven't secured your place,...
Cultivating a Culture of Curiosity? The Benefits of Doing So if Research is on Your Mind
Source By Virginia Wilson Many information organizations strive to create a culture of research for different reasons. Some, like many Canadian academic libraries, do so to encourage their librarians who are required to conduct and disseminate research for...
Seminar Holy Evidence: Research in Information Practice
By Suzana Sukovic On 22 September LARK is celebrating its 5th anniversary in its signature style - by organising a seminar dedicated to research in practice. We are delighted to announce that the full program is now ready. The seminar will be presented in two...
LARK branches out
By Liz Walkley Hall Last Wednesday 10 May, LARK held its first face to face meeting in South Australia! This was an informal gathering over lunch, facilitated by me, but with an emphasis on working as a collective. There were 13 attendees, including PhD students,...
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