Our Road to RapidILL: Progress and Potholes
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How to Get the Most from your Spend: an Introduction to Procurement for Librarians in Higher Education
Library teams, like all universities departments are trying to deliver the best quality service with limited resources. Sector spend, however, […]
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#NAGcd13 – Slides
Here’s all the slides from our event on 25th May 2023 at Friends House, London. Recordings coming soon! Paper 1: […]
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Leisure Reading and Wellbeing Collections: Using OverDrive to deliver resources at the University of Liverpool
Sam Gill is Liaison Librarian for Histories, Languages and Cultures at the University of Liverpool. In a previous role he […]
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‘All your data are belong to us’: the weaponisation of library usage data and what we can do about it
All your data are belong to us webinar recording of session December 2022 with Anthony Sinnott and Caroline Ball
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Webinar Week 2022: Recordings
Thank you to everyone who attended NAG #WebinarWeek 2022 and contributed to the lively discussion. An even bigger thank you […]
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Collective Funding for Open Access Books: How Libraries and Publishers Can Banish the BPC
Books are not journals – how we fund OA for books need not (and ought not) follow the same models […]
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Wellbeing Collection Development: compiling a national resource
How do we choose titles for wellbeing collections in libraries? Increasingly a strategic priority for libraries and their parent organisations, […]
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Open Access Monographs: where we are now and how to make mandates a reality
A COPIM webinar hosted by the National Acquisitions Group In early 2022 the major research funding body in the UK […]
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Living with Kortext
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Increasing access to Library Film Collections
Exploring the implications of copyright in post lockdown provision of Audio-visual material.Ruth Burns and Neil Sprunt, University of Manchester Library […]
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Implementing a new library system after 20 years – what we learnt about moving to OCLC’s WMS at Leeds Beckett
with Julie Cleverley and Debbie Morris, Leeds Beckett University. A webinar in our “Library Perspectives” series documenting the experience of […]
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