An interview with Barbara Lemon: from NSLA leadership to lasting bonds
Dr Barbara Lemon served as the Executive Director of NSLA for over five years. We asked her about her work at NSLA and her new role at the National Library of Australia.
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Dr Barbara Lemon served as the Executive Director of NSLA for over five years. We asked her about her work at NSLA and her new role at the National Library of Australia.
As the new State Librarian, Dr. Caroline Butler-Bowdon will oversee the next chapter of the State Library of New South Wales. We invited her to share a bit about herself, her vision for the library in the next five years, and her thoughts on leading a library in the digital age.
A project in four NSLA libraries to address a lack of data about the nature, description and discoverability of contemporary Indigenous collections in NSLA libraries.
Taking email into an archive or collection presents challenges and will require new skills and solutions if we are to retain personal correspondence for future research. Co-presented with CAUL.
This webinar introduces a framework and accompanying tools to address the ongoing challenge of descriptive backlogs in archives and special collections by connecting collection development decisions with stewardship responsibilities.
Guidelines for working with donations of digital materials.
This resource is part of a national effort to provide culturally safe public spaces and services in libraries for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and a supportive workplace for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff where they are able
Exploring issues around collecting and preserving digital content through a series of videos that examine the technical, social and philosophical questions of our digital lives.
Presentations and video excerpts from NSLA’s Heritage Collections Forum at State Library of Queensland in May 2015.
Report on the two-day Digital Collecting Forum for NSLA libraries, held at the State Library of Victoria 19-20 November 2013.
Members of National and State Libraries Australasia (NSLA) acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and Kaitiaki of the lands on which
our libraries do their daily work, preserving and sharing our collective cultural heritage.