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Sheffield Hallam University
A Manifesto for changeA Manifesto for changeDevelopment or AtrophyDevelopment or Atrophy
BIDDY FISHERBIDDY FISHER
11th UK- NORDIC Conference, 11th UK- NORDIC Conference, YorkYork
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Targets for activityTargets for activity
External imperativesExternal imperatives– Knowledge ManagementKnowledge Management– Intellectual capitalIntellectual capital– Universities for allUniversities for all– Information literate societyInformation literate society
Professional imperativesProfessional imperatives– Continuing professional developmentContinuing professional development– Effectiveness in our organisationsEffectiveness in our organisations
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Evidence for the manifesto 1Evidence for the manifesto 1
Reports and Research (UK Examples)Reports and Research (UK Examples)– Anderson ReportAnderson Report– Library and Information CommissionLibrary and Information Commission– Dearing ReportDearing Report– Due for Renewal (Audit Commission)Due for Renewal (Audit Commission)– ELibELib– IMPELIMPEL
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Evidence for the manifesto 2Evidence for the manifesto 2
Developments and PracticeDevelopments and Practice– PedagogyPedagogy– TechnologyTechnology– SkillsSkills– Expectations/experienceExpectations/experience
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Evidence for the manifesto 3Evidence for the manifesto 3
CostsCosts EffectivenessEffectiveness EfficiencyEfficiency Evaluation studiesEvaluation studies
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UK-Nordic conferenceUK-Nordic conference
Illustrations of research and practiceIllustrations of research and practice– The Professional ChallengeThe Professional Challenge
» response to wider developmentsresponse to wider developments» following in the wake of technologyfollowing in the wake of technology
– Resumes of initiativesResumes of initiatives» aims for practitionersaims for practitioners» aims for users/learnersaims for users/learners
– Evidence from practiceEvidence from practice» evaluationsevaluations
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Challenge of changeChallenge of change
Integration of new skillsIntegration of new skills– negotiationnegotiation– publicity & marketingpublicity & marketing– public relationspublic relations
Better use of existing skillsBetter use of existing skills– project managementproject management– leadershipleadership– teamworkteamwork
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Action on InitiativesAction on Initiatives
Links with (e.g..) TLTP projectsLinks with (e.g..) TLTP projects– particularly with academic colleaguesparticularly with academic colleagues
Use of research findingsUse of research findings Understanding of role of LISUnderstanding of role of LIS
– preparation of mindspreparation of minds– timely and meaningful coursestimely and meaningful courses
Continuous Professional DevelopmentContinuous Professional Development
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Development areasDevelopment areas
People skills flexibility communication risk taking dissemination project management
Professional generosity
learning skills planning together awareness of
society marketing
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TeachingTeaching and Learningand Learning
CommunicationCommunication InformationInformation DesignDesign StandardsStandards FrameworkFramework AwardsAwards Costs?Costs?
AccessAccess InformationInformation SerendipitySerendipity Free fallFree fall ExperienceExperience RewardsRewards Free?Free?
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Conference quotes 1Conference quotes 1
Changing trains, training changesChanging trains, training changes Learning by doingLearning by doing Sailing not surfingSailing not surfing WorldwareWorldware A new educational spaceA new educational space Bo’s beautiful slides!Bo’s beautiful slides!
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Conference quotes 2Conference quotes 2
Larnier’s paradoxLarnier’s paradox– Over estimation of the short termOver estimation of the short term– Under estimation of the long term effects of Under estimation of the long term effects of
technologytechnology T S ElliottT S Elliott
– Where is the knowledge we have lost in Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?information?