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The session, organised by RELINDIAL – Religions: Libraries and Dialogue Special Interest Group (sponsored by the Social Science Libraries Section), was titled “Facing the future: working together to improve the interreligious dialogue” and was held on Wednesday the 18th of August. The programme – due to the concept of our […]
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IFLA Social Sciences Section invites you to participate in session, organized by RELINDIAL SIG “Facing the future: working together to improve the interreligious dialogue” on August 18th, 2021.
This off-site workshop will focus on helping librarians to understand and use ethnographic research methods–long used for cultural anthropology research–to better understand their libraries, their users, and how their services and collections are used. Presenters: Lynne S. Connaway, Senior Research Scientist and Director of User Research at OCLC Celia Emmelheinz, […]
Read full post…RELINDIAL Religious Libraries in Dialogue Special Interest Group Conference Session 144 20 August 2013 13:45 – 15:45 | Room: Session Room 324/325 Tools developed for a better sharing of religious information Finding my way around: the information process of distance students when searching for free online resources SIONG NGOR NG […]
Read full post…Dear colleagues, IFLA President Ingrid Parent today launched the IFLA Library (library.ifla.org), a repository for IFLA World Library and Information Congress (WLIC) papers and, in future, other IFLA publications: “This improved accessibility to IFLA’s publishing, through the IFLA Library, will bring real benefits to participants at the IFLA World Library […]
Read full post…Call for Papers Religious Libraries in Dialogue Special Interest Group Theme: Tools developed for a better sharing of religious information 中文 | Deutsch | Español | français | Русский | العربية The IFLA SIG RELINDIAL is seeking proposals for papers to be presented at a two-hour program to be held […]
Read full post…New Resources Offered to Scholars of Information and Religion The Center for the Study of Information and Religion (CSIR) at Kent State University announces the release of two new resources for researchers in the area of information and religion: the Sermon Texts Posting Sites Index and the Sermon Content Review. […]
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