They key message here is if you need a clear definitive answer then look no further than a Librarian. Go to your local Library.
Thanks to Marie Radford http://librarygarden.net/
Thanks to John LeMasney, and the image is part of my project called 365 Sketches at http://365sketches.org as the images was an original of his.
Conference Feedback
Tuesday, 3 November,
5.30pm
at the Palmerston North City Library
RSVP to Jane Brooker or Heather Lamond
Havelock North Library Publishers EXPO
Wednesday 28
6.45 Drinks Nibbles
7pm Start
Tickets $2 includes complimentary
LIANZA Conference 2009
12th - 14 October 2009 Christchurch
Conference Presenting
29 September 2009
1-4pm
Massey University Campus
Stats NZ Course
HB Opera House
29 September 2009
4-5.30pm
EAST-IN SIG AGM
Taradale Library
White Street
Taradale
20 August
6.30pm
Drinkls & Nibbles Provided
LIANZA Conference 2009
12th - 14 October 2009
Christchurch
Web 2.0 for School Libraries
Thursday 24th April 2009
To take advantage of emerging technologies that enable school libraries to guide learners effectively through the rich, changing information landscape
Content:
Look at a range of Web 2.0 directions *
Look at the changing role of the 21st century school library
Participants will have interactive experience
Email Diana Cram to register diana.cram@natlib.govt.nz
Copyright : are you legally challenged?
Starting Tue 21 Apr 2009 10:00 AM
Finishing Tue 21 Apr 2009 2:30 PM
EIT Napier
Description: Copyright law is something that affects all librarians in every type of library, and is an integral element in the Body of Knowledge which professional librarians must have. The implementation of the Copyright (New Technologies) Amendment Act 2008 provides an opportunity for us to find out what is included in the Amendment Act and how its provisions will affect our work, and also to brush up on all aspects of copyright law since the Copyright Act was passed in 1994. Presented by Tony Millett, http://www.lianza.org.nz/
Heather Lamond Visit
Come and join Heather for drinks and nibbles while learning how to fill out your revaildation journal etc. Get a head start in your professional re-registration.
Date: Thurs 26 March
Time: 6pm nibbles/refreshments
Venue: Napier Library
RSVP: 23 March to Sally Muir (06) 834 4166 email sallya@napier.govt.nz
Professional Registration - how to fill in your revalidation journal!
Time is running out! The transition scheme finishes in June 2009 - so don't let anxiety about revalidation put you off! Help is at hand.
This session will give practical guidance on filling in your journal and identifying activities that comply with the various areas of the Body of Knowledge.
Date: Tuesday 24 February, 5.30pm (for drinks/nibbles) till 7.00pm
Venue: Massey University Library Staffroom, Turitea Campus, Palmerston North
RSVP by Friday 20 February to: Jane Brooker
2008
East-In Sig Christmas Function
St Georges Winery
Cancelled
Have on e in the New Year
Watch this space
Web 2.0 Training
Wednesday 5th November EIT
Contact Diana Cram.
PAST EVENTS
Havelock North Library Book Expo 30 Sept 2008
Tuesday 30 September
Havelock North Library
6.45pm
Find out whats hot and new for Christmas from all
the main NZ Publishers.
Guest Speaker Michael Fowler
NEW ZEALAND BOOK MONTH Sept 1- 30th
Running for the month of September every year, New Zealand Book Month is your chance to celebrate the best of New Zealand writing. Every September, hundreds of New Zealand writer events are held, enabling New Zealanders to be introduced to new writers and hear old favourites talking about new work. Begins 31st August with the naming of the 6 pack writers and continues with the month of September culminating with the Havelock North Library Publishers Expo.
SIX WRITERS FOR $6! WHO WILL THEY BE?Join us in a star-studded Month beginning on Sunday 31st August at Te Papa, Wellington for the launch of NZ Book Month and the announcement of The Six Pack Three winners! It'll be a FREE fun-filled day of activities for kids and adults and we hope to see you there! Read the list of activities here.
PUBLISHME 15th & 16th Sept 2008
PublishMe Seminars around the countryFREE one-hour seminar on Self-Publishing. Receive a FREE booklet/DVD, plus time at the end for one-on-one discussion of your writing project. You don't have to book, just turn up with your friends! See story here
LIBRARY WEEK 18- 24 August 2008
All Blacks celebrated as a Living Heritage at Hastings Library
Library Week, 18-24 August is a week long celebration of libraries and librarianship in New Zealand taking place in libraries all across the country.
Library Week has been going for over 35 years and is a chance to learn more about the many services libraries offer and to celebrate the important role they play in your community.
This year the Library Week theme is 'What's Your Story?' and you can tell us your stories via the activities and competitions for all ages on this website.
http://www.libraryweek.org.nz/
PAST EVENTS
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EAST-IN SIG AGM
5pm 16 July 2008 @ Vidals Winery
Followed by the Random Roadshow.
Mid Winter Dinner!
Get rid of your winter ills and chills by joining East-IN SIG members for a mid winter dinner with a great guest speaker –
Waipukurau Library Manager, Janette Birdsall, recently returned from the UK where she accepted an 8 month librarian exchange to Oxford Central Library. This exchange provided Janette with a new professional experience where she gained skills and knowledge while able to enjoy the personal enrichment that comes from contact with another culture. Come along and hear about Janette’s experiences on the other side of the library world.
Where: The Corn Exchange, Maraekakaho Rd, Hastings
When: Wednesday 18th June
Time: 6pm
Please confirm attendance to Jenny Cutting,
Hastings Central Library, ph 878-0520 or email jenniferac@hdc.govt.nz by Friday 13th June
All meals and refreshments are your own responsibility
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2 comments:
Hi! I'm really glad you liked my image. My name is John LeMasney, and the image is part of my project called 365 Sketches at http://365sketches.org -- it's available for your use under a Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike license, which means that you are required to attribute the image by linking back in the image, the post, or the caption. Thanks again!
I hope what I have done is correct now, sorry about that. Kim
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