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While we bustle about like Santa’s elves putting the final touches to Thursday’s #THEAwards, here’s a reminder of all our shortlisted entrants, starting with the Outstanding Library Team category:
@Arden_Uni
@edgehill
@LSHTM
@LSBU
@libraryncl
@Newman_Uni
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Wonderful workshop "What can you change in an hour" very open and engaging discussion on change as a constant, importance of communication for staff buy in, recognise barriers and what we can and cannot control. #csguk23
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"I don't get it!"
"I don't like it!"
"I don't like you!"
Maria Carnegie and Jenny Foster discuss leading teams through change...
#csguk23
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Marching and calling for a ceasefire and peace so that more innocent children don’t get killed is not really the definition of a hate march.
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Sure we can stop students from using AI in a world where AI tools are embedded on their desktops.
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The Swedish Union for Librarians @facketdik leaves @IFLA with immediate effect. #ifla #library #freedomofspeech #humanrights #LGBTQIA via.tt.se/pressmeddelande/di…
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"The challenge of recruiting, retaining and developing professional service talent is not one we can afford to ignore."
Over on our blog @Hallam_DVC argues that HEIs are failing to keep pace with a fast-changing talent landscape.
Read here: ow.ly/I0zn50NTsvY
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I took 1 star reviews of #Barbie from furious men on letterboxd and put them on the posters because it makes the film seem ever cooler.
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Will genAI put paid to contract cheating? No, says @DrLancaster - rather, it's likely that commercial cheating services will sell human-authored assignments to learners at a premium.
Michael Draper @SwanseaUni notes that learners are still being blackmailed & extorted. #ecaie2013
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But maybe it's the personal qualities that lead us to librarianship and being good at it such as being reflective, attentive to detail, wanting to help others (I've picked a random few I recognise in the profession) also make us prone to self doubt? – at Warrington, England
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When you realise you could have saved over £1k by buying a print copy of a book for every student rather than paying for ebooks to be available (we do have print copies in the library too anyway). But this isn't just about cost. Many students rely on the ease of access... – at Ormskirk, England
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What is an ethical use of a tool that may have been produced in an unethical way? This is not a criticism of universities. They are stuck between a rock and a hard place, not being able to ignore or ban generative AI in an effective way. 8/
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IFLA FAIFE Statement on the IFLA World Library and Information Congress 2024
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Another story on students being falsely accused of #AcademicMisconduct for allegedly using #ArtificialIntelligence apps like #ChatGPT published in @RollingStone - rollingstone.com/culture/cul… 🧵/ 4
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Crosspool's 2023 well dressing entitled "Holly and Hagg" is created from an image by New York artist Lee Keller. It looks fantastic. Well done to all involved. 👏 👏 👏 #Sheffield #Crosspool #welldressing – at Sheffield, England
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Libraries are definitely not neutral. Sarah Brain has just reminded us how religion is classed by DDC which is used in a lot of our libraries 😮 #BLA23
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"A pupil who had been excluded was recently reported to the police by his school for climbing over a barbed-wire fence to take home “the slops” from the waste food bins."
Modern Britain more Dickensian than Dickens.
theguardian.com/society/2023…
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A study at LSE has found that almost a third of food price inflation is due to Brexit... bbc.co.uk/news/business-6601…




































