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Wednesday, 21st July 2010

New Issue: International Preservation News: Mobile Web, Training in Digital Age, and E-Learning are Some of the Topics Discussed

Access Full Text of Issue No. 51 (August 2010; 40 pages; PDF)

Focus #1 Training in the Digital Age
Focus #2 E-learning Experiences in Preservation

Articles Include:

Learning in the Age of Digital Networks
by Chris Jones and Niall Sclater
Page 6

Virtual Libraries as Virtual Learning Spaces
by Jane Secker
Page 11

The Challenges & Promise of Mobile Technology
by Joe Murphy
Page 16

E-learning Experiences in Preservation

The On Line Preventive Conservation MA at Northumbria University
by A. Jean E. Brown
Page 19

Remote Training Program for Preservation and Conservation
Provided by the National Diet Library
by Noriko Nakamura
Page 24

E-Mergency, Virtual Learning for the Training in Emergency
Planning for Libraries and Archives
by Maria Barbara Bertini and Simona Budassi
Page 27

Source: IFLA Core Activity on Preservation and Conservation

Access Full Text of Issue No. 51 (August 2010; 40 pages: PDF)


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