ISSN 1745-5790 (online)
ISSN 1745-5782 (print)
The list of contents for SCONUL Focus 53 can be found below. Each article is in PDF format.
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Learning from each other
Valerie Stevenson
A week in the life
Dr Donna Carroll
Planning for the future: the SCONUL annual conference 2011
Valerie Stevenson
SCONUL conference: panel discussion on the impact of student fees
Valerie Stevenson
Research evaluation: bibliometrics and the librarian
Jenny Delasalle
‘Twitter ye not?’
Emma Cragg (aka ‘ekcragg’), Antony Brewerton (aka ‘librarian boy’)
Focusing on students’ discovery tool preferences
Sarah Elsegood
A day in the life...
Nikki Heath
Introducing problem-based learning into one-shot information literacy instruction at Waterford Institute of Technology Libraries
Alan Carbery, Nora Hegarty
E-reader pilot projects at the University of Manchester
Olivia Walsby, Martin Snelling
Using QR codes in the library at Leeds Metropolitan University
John Bottomley
Supporting distance learning students with disabilities
Geraldine Smith
Creation of an online catalogue for a special collection: the experience at WIT Libraries
Helen Hayden
SCONUL Performance Portal
Simon Bevan
NoWAL renewed – still here, but different
The Open Rose Group
Aly Peacock
An Information Literacy Framework for Wales is launched
Joy Head
Geoffrey Ford, 1942–2011
Cathryn Gallacher, Mike Heery
Future ready: the Special Libraries Association’s Annual Conference 2011
Reviewed by Natalia Madjarevic
Effective practices: enhancing learning, teaching and student success
Reviewed by Andrew Fleming