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The Yap State Public Library needs help

After the damage caused by a Typhoon in 2004, the Yap State Public Library managed to rebuild and reconstruct its facilities. This has been made possible thanks to a generous gift of the National Library of Australia and IFLA. Today there is still a need for books, computers, shelving and equipment.

Continued… | 31 March 2009 | General IFLA news

ENSIL is now a foundation

In order to be able to continue the important work which ENSIL (European Network for School Libraries and Information Literacy) is doing, and make it more effective, a decision was made to formalise ENSIL into a foundation.

Continued… | 31 March 2009 | General IFLA news

International Implementation of RDA

The British Library, Library and Archives Canada, the Library of Congress and the National Library of Australia have agreed on a coordinated implementation of RDA

Continued… | 31 March 2009 | Cataloguing | Cataloguing, Cataloguing, RDA

Libraries serving persons with print disabilities section (LPD) name change

New name to IFLA section, March 2009. From Libraries for the Blind Section to  Libraries serving persons with print disabilities section (LPD)

Continued… | 31 March 2009 | LPD | Libraries Serving Persons with Print Disabilities

Emerging trends in technology: libraries between Web 2.0, semantic web and search technology - Florence 2009

The IFLA information technology section is pleased to announce the pre-Conference: "Emerging trends in technology: libraries between Web 2.0, semantic web and search technology".

Continued… | 31 March 2009 | Information Technology | Information Technology, Information technology, Information Technology, Conferences

IFLA IT section papers selected for IFLA world congress 2009

<p> The IFLA IT section has completed the selection of four very interesting presentations for the WLIC conference in 2009. </p>

Continued… | 31 March 2009 | Information Technology | Information Technology

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