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Cataloguing and Metadata: some useful links

At NAG we are often asked for advice relating to cataloguing and metadata so our Exec team have collated some […]

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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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Economy, ecology, and equity: collective collecting for long term print sustainability – Eva Jurczyk (University of Toronto) #NAGcd13

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BIC’s sustainability project – Designed for Recycling – #NAGcd13

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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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NAG Forum 2023

Slides from the Forum event on 25th May 2023 at Friends House, Euston. Designed for Recycling with Karen Carden and […]

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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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The ExLibris Triangle” – can connecting ALMA/LEGANTO/RIALTO improve ordering workflows and analysis?

Following on from Jenny Hill’s presentation ‘Arcade Gains – should you move over to Rialto?’ this session dives further into […]

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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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