SCONUL Focus - Number 31 Spring 2004

ISSN 1353-0429

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1-2 Contents
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3 Stop ssssh-ing –start shouting! (Editorial)
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4-5 Strategic marketing at Leeds
Frances Norton
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5-12 I think it’s wicked the library does this sort of thing!
Antony Brewerton

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12-14 Marketing library services at University College Chester
Dr Lisa Peters, Wendy Fiander
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15-16 ‘Get the full flavour of information’: promoting services at Health Care Libraries
Steve Rose
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16-18 Acquiring and marketing eBooks at University College Chester – it’s all down to teamwork and communication
Christine Stockton
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18-22 A survey of surveys
Christopher West
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22-23 Update on LibQUAL+ 2004: the international library satisfaction survey instrument
Selena Lock
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24-25 Making an impact: the SCONUL/LIRG measuring impact initiative
Angela Conyers, Philip Payne
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26-29 New research unit aims to facilitate research into practice
Pete Dalton, Sarah McNicol
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29-32 Lights, camera, induction: using video at Leeds University Library
Katy Sidwell
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32-34 Peer teaching: an Aston experiment
Amanda Poulton
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35-44 How I joined the Triads: the launch of a peer observation and review scheme at Oxford Brookes University Library
Antony Brewerton
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45-48 A knowledge management programme at the Open University Library
Christine Rimmer
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48-49 CILIP’s Information Centre: transparently purposeful
Caroline Nolan
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50-51 Creating organisations to deliver institutional repositories
Mary R. Barton, Anne Murray
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51-52 European Documentation Centres – the arrival of the electronic library
Patrick Overy
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53-56 E-measures: ready for the count?
Angela Conyers
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57-61 ‘Are we burning our boats?’ Survey on moving to electronic-only
Nicholas Lewis
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61-63 Digital Library Assistants (DLAs) take to the floor in Glasgow University Library
Helen Durndell
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63-65 Indispensable library services at Sunderland University
Kirsten Black
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65-67 Implementing good conduct guidelines: changing user behaviour in an academic library
Matthew Lawson
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68-69 BBSLG means Business!
Chris Martindale
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69 Lifetime achievement award - Sheila Corrall
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70 Writing for publication: how to get started
Vivian Grainge
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71-73 Report on USTLG spring meeting on information literacy skills
Jane Kaye, Jenny Brook
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73-80 JISC conference 2004
Dr Philip Pothen
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80-81 E was for excellent!
Clare Foster
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82 Average prices of British and USA academic books, from LISU
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83 New publications by Learning Resources, Northumbria University
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83-88 Setting the compass: strategic directions in human resource management
Antony Brewerton
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89-91 ACOSC Digest of Scholarly Communications News
Frederick Friend
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91-93 News from SCONUL
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94-108 News from Member Libraries
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109 Advice for authors
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