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 February 2005 Volume 3 (1)

Issue contents

• Commenting on culture
  Alastair Johnston introduces himself as the new CILIPS President, and discusses the Cultural Commission and Freedom of Information.

• A whistle stop tour
  In an all-round look at HE and research libraries, Stuart James highlights some of the most important issues and how the community is addressing them.

• Libraries as a cultural right
  Elaine Fulton looks at the progress of the Cultural Commission and outlines some key points which CILIPS felt it was important to contribute to the consultation.

• The library that talks
  The interior design will be the most important factor for the success of the new Learning Centre at Glasgow Caledonian University. Debby Raven discusses its development with the team who won the contract.

• A learning experience
  At Govan High School in Glasgow Headteacher Iain White is remarkably enthusiastic about the Learning Resource Centre. Eighteen months after its opening Iain and the LRC Manager, Ian McCracken, answer questions about its development and how they have engaged the whole of the school with its aims.

• Web of knowledge
  Colin Will passes on some simple lessons for creating websites.

Information Scotland Vol. 3 (1) February 2005

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