Save the Date: NAG Seminar and Forum 2025
Save the date to join us in Leeds on the 15th May 2025 for NAG’s annual Collection Development Seminar for […]
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Curating with Care
Amidst the profound challenges to mental health posed by the pandemic, libraries play a vital role in promoting student wellbeing […]
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Public Libraries Forum 2024 – Slides and Resources
All the slides and other shared links and resources from our 16th May 2024 event at Friends House will be […]
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#NAGcd14 Slides and Resources
This is a space for the slides and resources shared by our speakers during our 14th NAG Collection Development Seminar […]
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NAG Seminar and Forum
Programmes: Network with other delegates at our LinkedIn event: Exhibitors: We would like to thank all our sponsors and exhibitors […]
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Redressing the Balance
Redressing the Balance: Getting Historically Under-Represented Composers and Contemporary Environmental Concerns into Library StockDr Karen McAulay, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland […]
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A NAG Webinar on How to Give a Webinar
We spend a lot of time as NAG recruiting speakers for our Seminar, Forum and webinar programmes and we often […]
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Call for Papers!
NAG’s 14th Collection Development Seminar and Public Library Forum Rise of the MachinesThursday 16th May 2024, Friends House, London Technology […]
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Our Road to RapidILL: Progress and Potholes
The Acquisitions team at LSE implemented RapidILL in 2020, as part of a larger project to combine interlending and purchase […]
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Sustainable futures for OA book publishing – Peter Barr (Sheffield), Kyle Brady (St Andrews) and Judith Fathallah (Lancaster/Coventry)
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Sustainable Funding for Open Access Monographs: Opening the Future and other collective funding models – Tom Grady (COPIM) – #NAGcd13
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Achieving value through centralisation: putting the library at the centre of learning resource acquisition? – Hannah Groom (Open University) – #NAGcd13
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