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 April 2007 Volume 5(2)

Issue contents

• Continually asking questions
  Lifelong learning should be just that – for life, not just for employment, says Christopher Phillips.
  
  
• Wonderful job satisfaction
  Helen Durndell, appointed as Glasgow University Librarian in November, talks to IS.
  
  
• Swapping best practice on official publications
  Where can I find Scottish Executive consultation papers? There is a group that can help you, explains Valerie Wells.
  
  
• Young people in the picture
  Liz Patrick explains how a digital photography project helped encourage young customers to Hamilton Town House library
  
  
• Keep up-to-date with lifelong learning
  Donald Maclean, Emma Brown and Richard Hughes provide a round up of useful Lifelong Learning websites.
  
  
• Miffy aids lifelong learning
  Jill Evans looks at lifelong learning activities in co-operation with other sectors.
  
  
• Learning to see libraries in a different light
  Liz McGettigan gives feedback on the recent East renfrewshire Look@Libraries festival.
  
  
• Peak of achievement
  Alan Dawson explains how ebook technology is making the results as easy to use as possible.
  
  
• Evolution at Edinburgh
  A striking new library and information resource centre has been emerging at Edinburgh College of Art, Wilson Smith describes the process.
  
  
• Access revisited
  Brian Osborne still has the feeling of being cut off from online research materials.
  
• Obituaries: Vivian Kerr

Information Scotland Vol. 5(2) April 2007

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