Collaborative Communities- Scottish libraries working together

1. Collaborative Communities: Scottish Libraries Working Together Richard Aird, University of Stirling Jeanette Castle, University of the West of Scotland Martina McChrystal, University of Glasgow

2. SCOTTISH LEGISLATION & STRATEGY COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT BILL 2015 COMMISSION FOR WIDENING ACCESS 2016 CULTURAL STRATEGY FOR SCOTLAND Scottish Government- Key Legislation

3. OUR LIBRARY LANDSCAPE 492 PUBLIC LIBRARIES 19 HEI LIBRARIES 9 FE LIBRARIES 2,400 SCHOOL LIBRARIES NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SCOTLAND INDEPENDENT LIBRARIES ENGAGED LIBRARY AGENCIES

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5. #LIBRARIESMA TTER • Biggest campaign to date • Tangible result in national school library strategy • Engagement with local government • Online content

8. NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR SCHOOL LIBRARIES To be completed Summer 2018 £1Million School Library Improvement Fund School Library standards – How Good is our School Library?

9. STAFF DEVELOPMENT Hold a number of cross sectoral conferences and events Annual Showcase where all sectors present and attend Libraries, Literacies and Learning event

10. INNOVATION AND FUNDING Enables Public Library Improvement Fund School Library Improvement Fund Innovation and Development Fund Scottish Government Priorities Supports DigitalXtra Fund Creative Scotland Fund

11. IDF AWARDS 20 18 University of the West of Scotland UWS Big Read In partnership with Renfrewshire & East Renfrewshire Libraries

12. IDF AWARDS 2018 Glasgow Caledonian University Online UK Copyright Advisor

13. IDF AWARDS 2018 Robert Gordon University "GWEED WIRDS" Doric Literature Portal In partnership with University of Aberdeen, local schools, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire & Moray Libraries

14. .THERE ARE 300,000 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF SCURL LIBRARIES INCLUDING STUDENTS, RESEARCHERS, AND EMBERS OF THE PUBLIC. THE COLLECTIVE COLLECTIONS HELD ARE VAST INCLUDING OVER 20 MILLION PRINTED ITEMS AND HUGE DIGITAL COLLECTIONS – OVER 30 MILLION DOWNLOADS ARE MADE EACH YEAR.

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19. 19 KELVINHALL- PARTNERSHIP WITH NLS, U OF G & GLASGOW LIFE

20. Edinburgh Library and Information Services Agency Library Passport Training & skills development

21. Networking and Events

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23. WORLD'S FIRST GAELIC WIKIPEDIAN APPOINTED

24. University of Stirling / Stirling Public Libraries #StirCyberSec : joint campaign with Forth Valley Police Co-development of UoS Maker Space UoS Science Festival UoS student volunteers, to support local libraries & schoolchildren Leighton Library, Dunblane Importance of campus & local community

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26. Partners: Scottish Book Trust : Author tours (Book Week Scotland) and UWS BigRead Dumfries Crichton Campus : University of Glasgow and Dumfries and Galloway shared library SRUC Ayr Campus shared library Ayrshire College : shared referencing guidelines PUBLIC LIBRARIES: South Lanarkshire Library Card Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire libraries UWS BigRead Renfrewshire Libraries event sharing and Bookbug resources for student parents South Ayrshire Readers Events COLLABORATION

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28. UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW LIBRARY • First mentioned 1475. Current building 1968 • Library strategic plan developed 2015- outreach and engagement to the forefront • Public access- Walk in access, Maps collections, Archives & Special Collections • Glasgow Events: Scottish Allotments Projects, exhibition space, Glasgow Doors Open Day

Hinweis der Redaktion

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Scotland's public libraries have adapted and evolved for over 150 years to connect individuals and communities to information, knowledge and culture. They provide a highly valued universal service which at its heart is about opening up a world of opportunity to everyone. Since the launch of Ambition & Opportunity: A Strategy for Public Libraries in Scotland 2015 - 2020 over 2.3 million has been invested in our public libraries, bringing a positive focus and energy to the library community. Moreover, it has enabled key partners and stakeholders to engage with the library sector to support its goals. In a digital age our public libraries are demonstrating tremendous strength and resilience, proving they have a key part to play in Scotland’s economic, political, social and cultural life.
Curriculum, Learner Journey and Developing the Young Workforce Health and Wellbeing Information, Digital Literacy and Digital Creativity Family Learning, Literacy and Numeracy Standards and Leadership The Scottish Government is committed to tackling the attainment gap in Scotland's schools, and as a result, are keen to have the poverty agenda at the forefront of the strategy.
JC SLIC supports the library sector through staff development 150 staff across Scotland in the last 3 weeks attended Coding training with a view to setting up Coding Clubs for children in libraries Moodle – Train the Trainers HGIOPLS –self evaluation/peer assessment Information Literacy – symposium Sectoral standards
JC SLIC enables innovative by providing funds for libraries to bid for. PLIF – targeted at Public libraries IDF – open to other members Support innovation through seeking funding and leading on delivery of that innovation Examples 3D printing Digital Xtra Creative Scotland – Film Education
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JC SLIC supports the library sector through staff development 150 staff across Scotland in the last 3 weeks attended Coding training with a view to setting up Coding Clubs for children in libraries Moodle – Train the Trainers HGIOPLS –self evaluation/peer assessment Information Literacy – symposium Sectoral standards
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MM The Scottish Digital Library Consortium (SDLC) is a group of twelve libraries working collaboratively to deliver digital library services across institutions in Scotland. The SDLC was founded by the National Library of Scotland and the University of Edinburgh in 1999 as the Scottish Voyager Consortium. It became the Scottish Digital Library Consortium in 2006. The SDLC supports two services: Library Management System Institutional Repositories Archive space hosting Digital Preservation Collections space
Kelvin Hall is about: Co-location of university, civic and national cultural collections - UofG, Glasgow Museums, National Library of Scotland - and Glasgow Sport; Cross-utilisation of all Hunterian study collections with Glasgow civic and NLS moving image collections at central Glasgow landmark venue for research, teaching and learning in purpose-designed study facilities; Collaboration – joint research and public engagement, together with a joint training hub for workforce development
To mark the centenary of writer Muriel Spark’s birth in 2018, primary and Secondary teachers and school librarians are invited to come along to a professional learning event at the National Library of Scotland. The event will include: A guided tour of the new exhibition, ‘The International Style of Muriel Spark’ which runs until 13 May 2018 Information about the Muriel Spark archive, and related items in the National Library of Scotland collections (Colin McIlroy, Muriel Spark Project Curator + Exhibition Curator) Practical advice, tips and resources for teaching Spark at Higher / Advanced Higher level (led by Cheryl Simpson and Andrew Young, St Aloysius’ College, Glasgow) An opportunity to find out more about the new editions of Muriel Spark’s novels, and related learning resources (Birlinn
Research: top five in the UK for research funding per academic Student experience: regularly in top four in the UK and the world Internationalisation: 26,000 students from 130+ countries worldwide Knowledge exchange: hosts twoof Scotland’s Innovation Centres Accessibility: number one Scottish ancient for widening participation

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