ALISS:  one day summer conference

Posted by John Hargreaves on Wednesday 03 June 2009 at 2:18pm
Tags: digital collections | e-learning | teaching |

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The conference will look at ways in which librarians and information professionals can market their services during the credit crunch.

The speakers and topics will include:

• Olivia Llewellyn and Theresa Morley - Practical tips from the frontline - examples of marketing techniques employed by subject librarians at Coventry University
• Using web 2.0 tools in marketing your Library service - Lisa Charnock, Intute
• Insight into the undergraduate perspective - what students and Generation X researchers need in terms of marketing from the library
• Christine Madsen, Oxford Internet Institute - Marketing digital collections: the case of Harvard
• Students, Librarians and Marketing the Library: a collaborative project between postgraduate information science students and library staff at Loughborough University - Becky Laing, Academic Librarian (Engineering) and Frank Parry, Academic Librarian (Engineering Science)

Further information and a registration form can be obtained from Heather Dawson, ALISS Secretary

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