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Showing posts with label conferences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conferences. Show all posts
Friday, 24 January 2020

Some tips for avoiding anxiety at conferences

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Library and information industry conferences, seminars, events offer attendees valuable opportunities for networking and continuing pro...
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Tuesday, 20 June 2017

Virtual teams and collaborative working #BIALL2017

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I've now completed my first full week of truly remote working so am reasonably well equipped to comment on and consolidate the notes tak...
Wednesday, 14 June 2017

Being Informed about Brexit #BIALL2017

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The notes that follow arise out of the BIALL Conference 2017 and given the theme of the conference was 'Together or Apart? Effective wa...
Wednesday, 16 September 2015

'Law Librarians! I want to make your role more interesting’ - #MmIT2015 Conference

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Me looking professional This is the full text of the talk I gave at the MmIT 2015 Conference 'With Power Comes Great Responsibility...
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Monday, 30 March 2015

Clare Goes on a Bitchy Rant

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My first non-librarian/KM conference is finally over. My experience was mixed; I'm returning with a phone full of Evernotes and a hea...
Thursday, 5 February 2015

Materiality of Art: Or is computer art, art?

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It's rare that any lecture fails to spark a meteor shower of ideas but just occasionally I'm caught off guard. The LSE arranged ...
Sunday, 25 January 2015

Dresden Conference: The one with Horse Blood and the Hunt

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Can't resist this mirror So this is it. The concluding session of the Dresden Conference on Cabinets of Curiosity. That two day eve...
Saturday, 24 January 2015

Dresden Conference: Chimeric Blobs, biological art, or where I go off script

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The penultimate talk which I want to cover here marks the descent into something much darker than death and memory; the creation of life....
Thursday, 22 January 2015

Dresden Conference: Wildgoose Memorial Library

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From theoretical surrealist curiosity to artistic rational enquiry, Jane Wildgoose's presentation on the work which has arisen from h...
Tuesday, 20 January 2015

Dresden Conference: Thinking Critically about Curiosity

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Donna Roberts's paper set out to encourage us to think critically about curiosity. The world appears to have rediscovered 'cabine...
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Sunday, 18 January 2015

Dresden Conference: 'I was looking for bog people in Copenhagen' - the work of Rosamond Purcell

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All Things Strange And Beautiful I must confess to bunking off Robert Felfe's probably excellent second session presentation on &#...

Dresden Conference: Part One Cabinets of Curiosities / Wunderkammern / Kunstkammern

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  View from the theatre These are the first set of many notes taken at the Dresden Conference on the Cabinet of Curiosities in Contem...
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