Well, Spring has sprung, and with it our plans for Interlend
2015!
I’m very pleased to be able to tell you all that the
eagerly-awaited programme for Manchester has now been published!
Apologies for not getting it out sooner, but we had a few ‘late entries’ after
the deadline for the call to speakers. Usually, they wouldn’t be
considered after the deadline, but Committee felt that they were interesting,
and covered topics you’d want to hear about, so we made exceptions this time
around.
We are especially delighted to have two very interesting and
well known speakers as keynotes. Ned
Potter will address the conference on Day 1, talking about useful social
media in libraries. Then, on Day 2, Mike McGrath gives us the benefit of his considerable experience as
he discusses just where interlending is at the moment. I won’t list all the
other contributors – check out the website for details- but we are covering
some very topical issues, including PDA, Open Access, copyright and we've also included a
number of practitioner-based sessions. I hope you’ll agree that we have
produced a packed programme covering a wide-range of topics.
There really should be ‘something for everyone’ in the
interlending community, and the venue is
conveniently located for even day delegates from around the
country. So do take a look at the programme, and consider booking a
place. But don’t hesitate too long; bookings are being made fast!
Details of the programme can be found on the FIL website:
I look forward to seeing you all in
Manchester!
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