The pandemic has made us rethink everything, even pens! Voters are encouraged to bring their own pens to reduce the spread of #COVID19. If a voter forgets to bring their own pen, the Electoral Commission will provide one for them. #VoteSafe
Those who wish to donate and ease the burden of student debt can go to https://t.co/s2bb7yLXCr. There you may choose to support an individual student or make a donation to the overall #Action4Inclusion campaign. All funds raised are paid directly to the University.
Anele Mcenge dreams of one day becoming a teacher. She is currently studying towards a Postgraduate Certificate in Education, but with no current source of funding, she is at risk of dropping out. Please help Anele by making a contribution here: https://t.co/TNorgHTMKw
Wondering what a Raspberry Pi is? Register for this Library Makerspace workshop to attend a hands-on session on using a Raspberry Pi
Link: https://t.co/umYxVLz4sc
Makerspace: https://t.co/CopS8sR1HE
#BasicElectronics#RaspberryPi#Makerspace
It matters how we open knowledge! We have an interesting programme for Oct. 26th of#OpenAccessWeek2021 Register here to join: https://t.co/UXfyggVvXT #OAWeek2021#openaccess#openresearch
Session 5: Q&A's
Based on the questions asked from the delegates, and questions answered by the speakers, it is clear that during Covid-19 the library client's needs and staff's well being were always the center focus of services.
#SULibSymp2021#herotosuperhero
Session 5: Panel discussion
The Panel reiterated how libraries collaborated, pulled and shared resources,embraced new technologies, spaces, services as well as strengthening communication with all stakeholders to face the Covid-19 challenges #SULibSymp2021#herotosuperhero
Laila Vahed, Director University of Zululand speaking on The Positive of lockdown on e-collection enhancement and use at the University of Zululand #SULibSymp2021#UWCOnline
Laila Vahed, Director, Library and Information Services, University of Zululand shares: The positive spinoff of lockdown on e-collection enhancement and use at the University of Zululand Library. Highlighting familiar lockdown challenges we all can associate with. #SULibSymp2021
Day 3
The Grand Finale
Colleagues Elizabeth Moll-Willard and Sibongiseni Mrwashu share their experiences and the Impact of Covid -19 on library services. They also give us a broad outline of Information and Media literacy during Covid-19 #SULibSymp2021
Day 3 is sadly our last day, of the #SULibSymp2021 but we've saved the best for last! Here's a reminder of the sessions to expect today! Remember if you are joining in to share your thoughts on Twitter using our hashtag #SULibSymp2021!
#herotosuperhero#adaptability#AmIready
Kate Robinson, University Librarian from the University of Bath, UK make this very important statement:"It is important that together we think through what has happened and how we responded,
in order to move forward effectively." #SULibSymp2021#herotosuperhero#adaptability
Jeremy Atkinson, Library and Information Services Consultant, Cardiff, Wales, UK mentions this very important statement during his presentation: "In a world of rapidly changing technologies, libraries constantly face the challenge of which technologies to adopt."
#SULibSymp2021
Jeremy Atkinson, Library and Information Services Consultant, Cardiff, Wales, UK Envisioning academic library services and technology and change post-pandemic: Getting it right. Jeremy stirs the mind with fundamentally relevant questions #SULibSymp2021#adaptability#AmIready