Back to the future and into the cloud:
JIBS workshop and AGM, Friday 24th February 2012 10am-4pm
Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre at SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies) London
The event will be both a celebration of 20 years of JIBS work, and a look forward to the future skills required of librarians. Our speakers will focus on areas including skills sets for librarians, future technologies being developed to meet requirements of 21st century academic libraries, and working in the cloud. We hope this event presents opportunities for delegates to network and discuss points raised throughout the day.
Speakers and presentation titles:
Sue Cumberpatch, University of York - JIBS - 20 years and counting
Tony Hirst, academic at the Open University, Keynote Speaker - The Frictionless Library - following Ranganathan: towards "five principles for networked libraries"
Anthony Brewerton, University of Warwick - There’s a lot more to the Library than the actual building itself
Mary Auckland, librarian and consultant - You need wings to fly in the clouds: future skills for librarians
Ben Showers, JISC - Knowledge Base+: A cloud-based community knowledge base
Robert Bley, Ex Libris - Cloud Computing : what it means for libraries, library staff, training and skills
Ian Corns, Talis Aspire - Re-imagining the delivery of course resources with Talis Aspire
There will also be a forum for discussion and debate.
If you would like to reserve a place, please e-mail groupjibs990@gmail.com. Please include:
or Catherine Parker (c.s.parker@hud.ac.uk).
If you are interested in joining or learning more about JIBS please go to the JIBS User Group website at www.jibs.ac.uk.