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, […]
NAG Webinar Week 2026: 9-13th Nov
- Find out more >Library teams, like all universities departments are trying to deliver the best quality service with limited resources. Sector spend, however, […]
Here’s all the slides from our event on 25th May 2023 at Friends House, London. Recordings coming soon! Paper 1: […]
Sam Gill is Liaison Librarian for Histories, Languages and Cultures at the University of Liverpool. In a previous role he […]
Following on from Jenny Hill’s presentation ‘Arcade Gains – should you move over to Rialto?’ this session dives further into […]
All your data are belong to us webinar recording of session December 2022 with Anthony Sinnott and Caroline Ball
Thank you to everyone who attended NAG #WebinarWeek 2022 and contributed to the lively discussion. An even bigger thank you […]
Books are not journals – how we fund OA for books need not (and ought not) follow the same models […]
How do we choose titles for wellbeing collections in libraries? Increasingly a strategic priority for libraries and their parent organisations, […]
A COPIM webinar hosted by the National Acquisitions Group In early 2022 the major research funding body in the UK […]
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Exploring the implications of copyright in post lockdown provision of Audio-visual material.Ruth Burns and Neil Sprunt, University of Manchester Library […]
with Julie Cleverley and Debbie Morris, Leeds Beckett University. A webinar in our “Library Perspectives” series documenting the experience of […]