Monthly Archives: July 2010

Library day in the life project – Monday

Posted on July 27, 2010 by Paul Ayres

So I’m taking the plunge for the Library day in the life project – Round 5 – the idea being to log your day / week and share with the world that librarians do a lot more than you may … Continue reading →

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Links of the week

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Paul Ayres

Here is a round-up of news items about information literacy, e-learning and online resources as picked out by @VTStutorials on Twitter. First Annual Report of Three Year (BL/JISC) Study: ‘Researchers of Tomorrow’ http://bit.ly/bVDgtB 10:22 AM Jul 22nd v RT: @mattlingard: … Continue reading →

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What are you doing with your Cognitive Surplus?

Posted on July 6, 2010 by Paul Ayres

Last week, Clay Shirky, the Internet commentator and NYU academic spoke at the Watershed in Bristol as part of the Festival of Ideas. A couple of members of the Virtual Training Suite team were lucky enough to get to see … Continue reading →

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