Information Scotland The Journal of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals in Scotland ISSN 1743-5471 Journal contents | About the online edition of the journal August 2004 Volume 2 (4)

Issue contents

• Concerns worth sharing
  Moira Methven wants to revive the letter's page in Information Scotland. So it's over to you...

• An enchanting experience
  Gerry Torley describes how Glasgow's Mitchell Library Reading Room was transformed into an 'Enchanted Land' and the teamwork that made it happen.

• Shared endeavour
  Clare Whittaker explains the collaborative working within the Scottish Endeavour Consortium.

• "Jammin' and Jazzin' with Technology"
  Rhona Arthur and Anne Noble found it hard to choose between excellent sessions at the Educational Computing Conference in New Orleans.

• Celebrating the network
  Hazel Lauder rounds up the great achievements of public libraries through the People's Network and other programmes.

• Sugar and spice...
  Working with children's picture books, Tomi Folorunso noticed that gender stereotyping still exists in some of the most popular titles.

• Teaching with technology
  Donald Maclean explains the development of his school website, and how he sees the future role of the school librarian.

• Adding value
  Brian Osborne says we must do more to promote the added value of libraries.

Information Scotland Vol. 2 (4) August 2004

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