Webinar recap and recording: Digital Badges and Micro-credentials
This webinar was co-organized by IFLA Continuing Professional Development and Workforce Learning (CPDWL) Section and Information Technology (IT) Section.
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- 25 May 2023
This webinar was co-organized by IFLA Continuing Professional Development and Workforce Learning (CPDWL) Section and Information Technology (IT) Section.
As part of the UN Science, Technology and Innovation Forum, IFLA was proud to host a side-event focused on how libraries help make open science work in ways that maximise its contribution to development. At the heart of this is the need to apply principles of sustainable development - leaving no-one behind, taking a holistic appraoch - to open science itself.
The Rijksmuseum Research Library and the IFLA Art Libraries Section will organize a satellite conference from 17 - 19 August at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands around the theme Big Ideas, Challenging Questions. The goal is to discuss the future of art and visual information, and to talk about the challenges and opportunities of the art library in relation to digital scholarly and/or artistic practices.
Join us for a side-event to the UN Science, Technology and Innovation Forum on 3 May at 8:30am New York time (see what time this is for you), focusing on how libraries are helping ensure that Open Science is delivering on its potential to deliver sustainable development.
The IFLA Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning (CPDWL) and Information Technology (IT) Sections are proud to invite you to an open badges / micro credentials online webinar.
IFLA's North America Regional Division Committee participates with this special session at the Ontario Library Association Super Conference 2023. Don't miss out!
The 3rd UN Open Science Conference will bring together policy makers, representatives of intergovernmental organizations, researchers, scholars, librarians, publishers and civil society.
Newsletter with articles about libraries for children and young adults, including how libraries teach about climate, environment, and sustainability.
The recording is available below via YouTube and the slides/resources are available on Slideshare.