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Welcome to the second conference post this month. Full BIALL is back! After last year’s shortened (but brilliant) online version, once again we are looking forward to a 3 day event. I am particularly excited about the BIALL conference because I am delivering one of the parallel sessions. The theme this year is “Bodies in the library: sleuthing, plotting and making the case”. …
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Although library and information conferences have changed beyond recognition this past year, we can still get excited about their new look and feel. We recently had notifications about AALL, IFLA, and BIALL (watch this space), to name just a few. Location is no longer an obstacle, which means they are more affordable to attend. So why not consider some of the previously geographically outlying conferences?…
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Budgets and financial planning for library and information services are more important than ever. The end of March is fast approaching, and for many organisations this is also the end of the financial year. We have written about library and information budgets on the Vable blog in previous years, however I wanted to think about what effect the pandemic is having. …
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February used to see us making travel plans but that isn’t possible right now. With all those Facebook memories popping up, it’s making me nostalgic. Photos from a time when we could simply take a weekend away, pop to the coast, or enjoy a family holiday. But if we can’t physically travel, what about transporting yourself away with a book (or art, or a video, or a map)?…