Theme: Inspire, Enable, Engage and Connect: Video and Multimedia Productions by and for Libraries and Library Users Read More
Representatives of the education and library communities and the South Centre will brief WIPO delegates on the coming work of the 38th session of the WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR). There will also be roundtable discussions. The brief will focus on the two major copyright… Read More
IFLA’s Standing Committee on Libraries for Children and Young Adults is seeking articles for our next newsletter about youth services librarianship and best practices from around the world linked to our theme, which is: Digital Opportunities and Challenges for Library Services to Children and Youth. Read More
Theme "It's good to preserve, it's even better to share: Sound and visual cultural heritage in local communities" Read More
Open Access might be a growing part of Scholarly Communication, but it is accompanied by challenges old and new, no matter where you are in the world Read More
9:30 – 11:30 Simulatenous translation The shift from buying physical library media to licensing digital content has profound impacts on the way libraries acquire and give access to content. From e-books that can disappear at the whim (or the mistake) of the owners of a server… Read More
08:30 – 10:30 Livestreamed Simultaneous Interpretation In the 5 years since the last major session at WLIC, we have seen talk of the death of the physical books replaced by talk of the death of the eBook (both unsubstantiated), evolution in licensing practices and… Read More
Theme "Video Games: Winning strategies for libraries" Read More
This presentation, a link at the end, was used at the workshop on Video production. Informing, communicating and disseminating knowledge using audio-visual content during WLIC2017 in Wroclaw, Poland. The aim of the workshop was to encourage participants to engage with video production and provide an overview of basic… Read More
Au cours des dernières années, l'essor des publications électroniques dans le domaine des arts visuels a connu une croissance spectaculaire. Loin de se contenter de reproduire en ligne les traditionnelles publications imprimées, les éditeurs d'art proposent aujourd'hui des travaux originaux, qui exploitent les possibilités inédites des formats numériques. Artistes, Institutions et éditeurs d'art à travers le monde utilisent désormais des applications, des liseuses de e-books et le Web pour la création de ressources documentaires et artistiques. Ces nouvelles publications collaboratives, ouvertes et enrichies de médias variés repoussent les frontières de l'édition d'art. En collaboration avec l'Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art (INHA), la section bibliothèques d'art de l'IFLA organise un séminaire de trois jours du 12 au 14 aout 2014 à Paris ,centré sur le thème des publications numériques des arts visuels. Ces trois journées se déclineront sous la forme de deux matinées d'interventions, consacrées à des conférences et des tables rondes, et deux après-midis réservés aux visites et présentations dans des bibliothèques d'art et musées parisiens. 21 février 2014: date limite de la réception des propositions de communications. Read More