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My slides from IFLA 2014 – MOOCs: Opportunities and Challenges for Libraries

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I was happy and proud to be part of this session at IFLA in Lyon, France this year. Thank you to my wonderful colleagues on the panel and to everyone who took the time in their busy conference schedule to make this session a priority. This was a great learning experience for me as well. Here… Continue reading My slides from IFLA 2014 – MOOCs: Opportunities and Challenges for Libraries

Keynote: “New Librarians Global Connection: best practices, models and recommendations“ – My slides

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I was happy to make the keynote for “New Librarians Global Connection: best practices, models and recommendations“ today. You can access the recorded version here. Thanks to everyone who participated… Here are my slides… Feel free to follow up with questions.

A network of more than 3000 librarians working for the same cause #ifla2010

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When you gather librarians from 128 countries in the same city you get a scent of what is sometimes forgotten in the daily work. That librarians are working for the same cause world wide. I had the chance to debate this with some Swedish librarians this morning. Yesterday I had a look at the exhibitions… Continue reading A network of more than 3000 librarians working for the same cause #ifla2010

Hello IFLA –

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Gothenburg: 3300 librarians from 128 countries in the same city celebrating free access to knowledge. A very important cause, and I feel so privilegded to be a part of this exclusive club which main purpose it is to include everyone in it. I love libraries, because I love what they do – provide access to knowledge and information… Continue reading Hello IFLA –