This document summarizes communication initiatives and discussions within IFLA. It outlines IFLA's efforts to improve communication through social media, updated web pages, and additional languages. An IFLA DIAL working group met in 2012 to discuss concerns around IFLA communication and developed proposals to address improving dialogue, transparency, and personal visibility. The working group's report recommended a more transparent decision-making process, utilizing ongoing online communication, and strengthening IFLA's social media strategy.
This document summarizes the activities of the IFLA CPDWL (Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning) Section. It lists the section's core activities which include developing learning organizations and supporting individuals' career planning. It also outlines some of the section's initiatives such as conference guidelines and sessions. Finally, it provides details on the section's communication channels including their blog, Facebook, Twitter, and newsletter.
Catharina Isberg's PP from the ALA webinar of June 11.
Part of the webinar Series Title: Libraries Reopening: A Perspective of Best Practices from Around the World in the Time of COVID-19
Webinar Abstract: ALA International Relations Round Table (IRRT) Webinar Committee will run a series of free webinars focusing on perspectives from libraries around the world dealing with COVID-19. Presenters will address the following questions.
What risks are libraries expecting to be associated with the reopening?
What is the library strategy to protect their users, the library staff, the building, and the materials?
What are the safety measures that libraries are putting in place?
What is the training the staff need?
What communications channels are you using or plan to use to communicate the staff safety?
In late 2019, the world started to hear about a novel coronavirus and was soon announced as a global pandemic creating many challenges, including Libraries. Libraries had to act fast in addressing global pandemic preparedness and planning to reopen. Reopening during a global pandemic requires preparation that includes safe reopening policies and practices that best protect library workers and its patrons. This webinar series will help us to learn from libraries in Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Mexico, Qatar, Netherlands, Sweden and Australia on how they addressed and are currently addressing the reopening of libraries during the challenging time of COVID-19.
June 11 - Helsingborg City Libraries and Mj旦lby Public Library, Sweden
Smart Cities need Smart Citizens - how the library connects the twoCatharina Isberg
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The Helsingborg City Library's mission is to provide free access to information and knowledge through its digital and physical spaces to promote democracy. The library supports smart cities by ensuring digital inclusion and literacy through four key aspects of its work: freedom of expression, access to information, community meeting spaces, and services for all citizens. By combining analog and digital services, collaborating with other organizations, and connecting with citizens directly, the library aims to develop smart citizens who can engage with their city's smart technologies and initiatives.
Catharina Isberg's PP from the ALA webinar of June 11.
Part of the webinar Series Title: Libraries Reopening: A Perspective of Best Practices from Around the World in the Time of COVID-19
Webinar Abstract: ALA International Relations Round Table (IRRT) Webinar Committee will run a series of free webinars focusing on perspectives from libraries around the world dealing with COVID-19. Presenters will address the following questions.
What risks are libraries expecting to be associated with the reopening?
What is the library strategy to protect their users, the library staff, the building, and the materials?
What are the safety measures that libraries are putting in place?
What is the training the staff need?
What communications channels are you using or plan to use to communicate the staff safety?
In late 2019, the world started to hear about a novel coronavirus and was soon announced as a global pandemic creating many challenges, including Libraries. Libraries had to act fast in addressing global pandemic preparedness and planning to reopen. Reopening during a global pandemic requires preparation that includes safe reopening policies and practices that best protect library workers and its patrons. This webinar series will help us to learn from libraries in Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Mexico, Qatar, Netherlands, Sweden and Australia on how they addressed and are currently addressing the reopening of libraries during the challenging time of COVID-19.
June 11 - Helsingborg City Libraries and Mj旦lby Public Library, Sweden
Smart Cities need Smart Citizens - how the library connects the twoCatharina Isberg
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The Helsingborg City Library's mission is to provide free access to information and knowledge through its digital and physical spaces to promote democracy. The library supports smart cities by ensuring digital inclusion and literacy through four key aspects of its work: freedom of expression, access to information, community meeting spaces, and services for all citizens. By combining analog and digital services, collaborating with other organizations, and connecting with citizens directly, the library aims to develop smart citizens who can engage with their city's smart technologies and initiatives.
Folkbibliotek och digitalisering, Uppsala 20180614Catharina Isberg
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Region Uppsala bjuder in till heldag f旦r bibliotekspersonal inom regionen.
https://www.regionuppsala.se/Global/Kultur/L%C3%A4nsbibliotek%20Uppsala/Kalendarium/PROFFS-day%20180614.pdf
Presentation om IFLA f旦r Svensk biblioteksf旦rening och SFIS, Malm旦 september ...Catharina Isberg
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Lyft blicken internationellt arbete i IFLA
r du nyfiken p奪 IFLA?
Kom och lyssna p奪 Catharina Isberg, bibliotekschef i Helsingborg samt Anette Mj旦berg, bibliotekschef i H辰ssleholm n辰r de ber辰ttar om sitt arbete i IFLA. De 辰r engagerade som standing comittee members i IFLA-sektionerna Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning (Catharina) samt Public libraries (Anette).
Hur arbetar man i de olika sektionerna? P奪 vilket s辰tt kan man engagera sig i IFLA? Vad kan det ge, b奪de individuellt och f旦r arbetsplatsen, att engagera sig? Allt detta kan du f奪 veta mer om!
Tid: onsdagen den 17/9 kl. 9.00 10.30
Plats: Hjalmar Gullbergsalen, Malm旦 Stadsbibliotek
Folkbiblioteksmanifestet biblioteksf旦reningen mars 2014Catharina Isberg
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Presentation fr奪n seminarium om folkbiblioteksmanifestet som h旦lls vid biblioteksf旦reningens och svenska UNESCO:s heldag "Att leva och andas IFLAs biblioteksmanifest" http://www.biblioteksforeningen.org/2014/02/05/att-leva-och-andas-iflas-biblioteksmanifest/
The document discusses building strong libraries for the future. It emphasizes involving everyone in the process and making skills management part of the strategy. The library staff are geographically spread across multiple locations and there is a focus on continuous professional development to understand individual and collaborative roles and skills better. Values like open communication and innovative thinking influence behaviors and strategies. The goal is to create the library of the future together.
1. V奪r v辰g mot ett
vassare SLUB
IPF:s chefsn辰tverk
Catharina Isberg, bitr. 旦verbibliotekarie
2. 1 vecka eller 4,5h? Var l辰gger vi v奪r
energi?
Att flyga mellan
Puerto Rico och NY
tar 4,5 h. Orkanen
Irene tog 1 vecka
samma str辰cka.
J辰mf旦r med
organisationskultur.
3. 1 vecka eller 4,5h?
N辰r v辰ljer vi den
snabba v辰gen och n辰r
den l奪ngsamma?
r vi medvetna om v奪ra
val och var vi v辰ljer att
l辰gga energin?
12. SLU-bibliotekets syfte
SLU-biblioteket arbetar med och utvecklar:
vetenskaplig kommunikation och utv辰rdering
vetenskaplig informationsf旦rs旦rjning
informationskompetens och l辰randemilj旦
i samverkan med SLU:s forskare, studenter och anst辰llda
f旦r att st辰rka kvaliteten i SLU:s forskning och utbildning.
15. Medarbetarskap - processen
Ht 2009 Dec 2009 Jan 2010 Vt 2010 Juni 2010 Ht 2010 Ht 2010-
Bokcirkel
medarbetar-
skap
Ledarskap i
medarbetarskap
Seminarium i
lednings-
gruppen
Seminarium
1
Ultuna+Skara
Alnarp
Ume奪
Temam旦ten
Diskussioner &
grupparbeten
i avdelningar,
funktions-
omr奪den och
arbetsgrupper
Seminarium
2
SLUB-dag
Bokcirkel -
bem旦tande
Leda mig
sj辰lv
2 dagars
internat
V辰rderingar & strategi
Bilden utvecklades under tiden.
16. Fr奪gor att diskutera i hela
organisationen
Hur g旦r vi alla s奪 att medarbetarskapet blir en del av v奪r vardag?
Hur h奪ller vi processen vid liv?
Hur g旦r vi det synligt f旦r varandra och f旦r v奪ra kunder att vi jobbar med detta?
Hur g旦r ledningen f旦r att leda medarbetarskapsarbetet vidare i hela organisationen?
18. V奪r framtida roll
V奪r framtida roll p奪verkas av de v辰gval vi g旦r i dag, liksom det vi 辰r i dag har
p奪verkats av vad vi gjorde ig奪r.
Ig奪r
I dag
I morgon
21. SLU-bibliotekets framg奪ngsfaktorer
Vi 辰r aktiva i dialog, integration och samverkan med SLU
Vi bidrar genom v奪r verksamhet till den vetenskapliga
l辰randeprocessen
Vi 辰r nyt辰nkande och flexibla, prioriterar och tar st辰llning
Vi satsar p奪 kompetensutveckling och
omv辰rldsbevakning f旦r framtida behov
Vi 辰r en attraktiv arbetsplats som bygger p奪 delaktighet,
eget ansvar och personlig utveckling
24. Januari 2010 juni 2013
Ledning St旦d Huvudfunktioner/Campusbibliotek
SLU:s
forskare,
l辰rare och
studenter
SLU:s
ledning
B
bitr. B
Lednings-
grupp
personal
ekonomi
administration
kompetensutv.
strategisk IT
kommunikation
webb
Alnarp Ume奪 Uppsala/Skara
Vetenskaplig kommunikation och utv辰rdering
Vetenskapliginformationsf旦rs旦rjning
Informationskompetens och l辰randemilj旦
26. Resultat
kad helhetssyn
Sj辰lvst辰ndigare organisation
Mer ansvar hos varje individ
kad 旦ppenhet
kad arbetslust
F旦r辰ndrad f旦rv辰ntan p奪 ledarskap
Gemensam terminologi
.