WHELF held a highly successful Reading List event on 13 and 14 July, with speakers and delegates from all over Great Britain. Speakers demonstrated the various projects being carried out in HE libraries and shared many examples of good practice: …
WHELF and Jisc Wales are pleased to announce that booking is now open for this year’s Excluded Voices conference This free one-day conference will be held online, on 29th June 2022. We encourage colleagues from libraries, museums and heritage sector …
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Catherine Finch, Collections Librarian University of South Wales, writes: DigiFest 2022: what really happened. This year’s DigiFest showcased the latest education technology and reflected on pandemic teaching and learning experiences. It took place in the ICC at the heart of Birmingham …
WHELF and Jisc are pleased to announce that our Excluded Voices conference is now open for booking: WHELF Excluded Voices Conference Outline Programme 24th May 10.00 – 10.05 – welcome and introduction from Alison Harding as WHELF Chair 10.05 – 11.05: Keynote …
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WHELF and Jisc are pleased to announce that our Excluded Voices conference is now open for booking: WHELF Excluded Voices Conference Outline Programme 22nd April 10.00 – 10.05 – welcome and introduction from Alison Harding as WHELF Chair 10.05 – 11.05: Keynote Session 1: Let the East …
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WHELF and Jisc are pleased to announce that our Excluded Voices conference is now open for booking. The conference will focus on recognising the structural inequalities which are often present in our collections and services, and on showcasing initiatives and …
The WHELF Annual Report for the academic year 2017-18 is now available. The report highlights the collective work of WHELF along with news and developments from the WHELF institutions. The report can be downloaded in English or Welsh from the …
At the launch of the Learning Analytics Cymru (LA Cymru) last year, participants recognised that learning analytics are a fruitful area for collaboration, and expressed an interest in building ‘communities of experience’. JISC have engaged a consultant, Kerr Gardiner, to …
On Monday 18th March, WHELF colleagues will have the opportunity to take part in a webinar which was organised by Andrew Dalgliesh, our new Representative for the University of South Wales. Andrew says: At the launch of the Learning Analytics Cymru project …
WHELF is pleased to announce the publication of “Evaluating the benefits of the WHELF consortial approach to a library management system”. Funded by Jisc, Cambridge Econometrics was commissioned by the Wales Higher Education Libraries Forum (WHELF) to carry out an …
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