MakerSpaces have been one of hot topics in the library world for some time now. More and more libraries provide opportunities for people to gather together and learn, discuss, discover, test and create. They can be called MakerSpace, Library Lab, Incubator, HackerSpace or something else. The activities can be… Read More
IFLA's Section Libraries for Children and Young Adults has asked the library community to share their experiences on providing spaces, tools and activities for children's and young adults' MakerSpaces. Here are some of the results from around the world. Introduction The… Read More
The overall aim of Oslo Public Library MakerSpace is to bring new forms of knowledge production into the library, through creating space that is available for anyone who wants to come to the library to learn, create, tinker, fix, and share. Background of the MakerSpace… Read More
A very good new year for everyone! Welcome to read the renewed format of collecting news and uppdates of Section Libraries for Children and Young Adults. The Newsletter has served well, now it’s time to publish its content directly here on IFLA… Read More
The IFLA Section for Library and Research Services for Parliaments wanted to understand more about the benefits that participants got from attending the annual preconference and/or the main IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations) conference. A survey was developed which 65 respondents completed from 44 countries from all the… Read More
As the new chair of the FAIFE Committee I am delighted to send... Read More
IFLA groups or individuals creating any IFLA material are required to use the official IFLA logo. A wide variety of sizes and formats available to you on our IFLA Logo webpage. In addition, official logos for our annual World Library and Information Congress are available on our Annual Conference… Read More
IFLA provides materials to be used on websites, to be handed out at local or regional events, and for various purposes of communication. This part of the website has been set up to collect materials for members of the press, for webmasters, and for other IFLA enthusiasts. Read More