Talks

Webinar Round-up: Preparing For Post-COVID Professional Development With Skilltype

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On 29 October 2020, Tony Zanders (founder and CEO) introduced how Skilltype can assist libraries and information professionals with job skill analysis and development to “future-proof” our profession. Based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Tony stayed up late to present this webinar to LAS. We also wish to thank Yale-NUS College for sponsoring the Zoom platform. […]

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Joseph Kennedy’s ‘Creating Your Desired Retirement’ Talk (10 Sep)

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“The entire talk as a whole gave me some additional insights especially since I am in talks at the moment about future planning” “Sharing session of the planning strategies” “Joe was very clear and easy to follow. Good slides too” “Overview of financial planning” “Financial plan, review annual” These were some of the comments that

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Learning to be S.U.R.E. with science and mathematics laureates

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Join us to explore the world of science and mathematics at the Super S.U.R.E. Show 4, the fourth instalment of a series of live shows developed for the National Library Board (NLB)’s information literacy campaign, S.U.R.E! Discover with leading experts in the field of science and mathematics as they discuss a wide range of topics,

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Community as Collection

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Following video is a presentation done by R. David Lankes at the InfoHost 2013 User Group Meeting  held on 1st November at Pan Pacific Hotel, Singapore.   The theme for the meeting this year was “Libraries & Publishing – Evolve in New Directions”. R. David Lankes is an associate professor at Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies.

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