Librarian. Researcher. Well-being advocate. Evidence-based practice is my jam.
Last night I realised it’s been a year since I started in the aviation industry. Wow! I remember my very first day (and week) in the aircraft hangar, being shown to my workspace and my “library”. It was a whole new world. I’d been recruited for a maternity leave cover…
One. Massive. Semester. Taking a step back from it all now, this last semester was indeed challenging. I’ve tried new things. I’ve learnt A LOT. Yes, it has been one, giant leap for my LIS career. While only enrolled in one subject (focusing on web content), I also conducted a…
I haven’t been well of late, so I’m in need of a nice and easy post for today’s #blogjune. Many thanks to Con for the idea! 1. The book I’m currently reading: Raymond Feist’s latest on the world of Midkemia, A Kingdom Besieged – Part 1 of the Chaos War.…
For a library that delivers an information service in a digital space firstly requires a comprehensive understanding of the information environment in which it’s situated. It is important to identify information needs from both the user and organisational perspectives. In the case of an engineering technical library, there are also…
For my last assignment for the semester, I had chosen to look at information architecture for digital libraries. I suggested a framework, defining each element’s role, relationships between them and arranging them in a way that constitutes a “big picture” of information architecture principles and practice. In a series of…
