The overall purpose for Next Library 2013 is to inspire public libraries to new ways of thinking within re-imagination, civic engagement and collaborative innovation with the perspective of supporting equal access to technology, learning and active citizenship for all.
/Themes: Re-imagination - Civic Engagement - Collaborative Innovation
/16 - 19 June, 2013 in Aarhus, Denmark
Conference fee 2900 DKK
Registration fee includes conference participation, Get2Gether, lunch/coffee Monday and Tuesday and Networking Dinner Party on Monday night all inclusive. There are additional fees for site tours and rent of bike.
The goal: to share and build knowledge together
The main purpose of Next Library conferences is to share and build knowledge together. To accomplish this we bring together experienced world class library people and people from developing library communities.
We already have 304 participants from 39 different countries.
Posted by Helen Wybrants on May 24, 2013 at 13:02 0 Comments 0 Likes
As a newbie here one of my curiosities is to see how library services can be re-purposed to support the MOOC learning experience. For a start, here is a home grown one which I am going to keep an eye on.
This new MOOC in Ireland is due to start.
Anybody else interested in developing this strand?
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Next Library 2013 is very proud to announce the scholarship grantees for the conference!
About the grant:
An initiative set in motion at Next Library 2011, the Next Library Scholarship Grant is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and aims to invite 5…
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Right now 44 creative and engaged particpants are working hard to develop the interactive sessions for the Next Library Conference. Follow the sessions as they develop at Interactive Sessions.…
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