Last week Library 2.0 hosted a webinar on “invisible labor” in libraries (very well presented by Sonya Schryer Norris) — […]
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The need for transformative change is no longer a matter of debate but an inevitable reality. To move beyond a
Mathsconf40 took place in Derby yesterday. I thought it might be helpful to write a quick post to update my
