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Insight Asia-Pacific 2025 November 4, 2024

Insight Asia-Pacific is returning as a live event on 28-30 May 2025 🎉 

We’re delighted to welcome Griffith University as our 2025 co-hosts! The event will take place at Griffith University’s vibrant Brisbane City (South Bank), Australia. 

Join us for: 

  • Two and a half days of engaging discussions and networking opportunities 
  • Sessions on the role of resource lists and driving usage of library services 
  • Skills development workshop with Skilltype: how effective skills analysis within the library can improve service delivery, enhance development and improve morale 

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Full agenda to follow soon! 

We look forward to seeing you in May. 

ALAO Conference October 15, 2024

We are pleased to announce that we are exhibiting at ALAO (Academic Library Association of Ohio).

Jacob Mellady, Development Manager, will be looking forward to meeting you to share information around our products and anything else you would like to discuss. We also have some fun give-aways!

 

VLA Conference 2024 October 7, 2024

We’re thrilled to be sponsoring VLA this year.

Come and visit us at stand number 306. Our Development Manager, David Brisendine is looking forward to meeting you. Plus, get your hands on some fun swag.

Unlocking Stress-Free Research: Equipping Students with Accessible, Affordable Resources October 1, 2024
LOUIS Users Conference August 29, 2024

We are pleased to announce that we are exhibiting at LOUIS Users Conference (Louisiana Library Network).

Jacob Mellady, Development Manager, will be looking forward to meeting you to share information around our products and anything else you would like to discuss. We also have some fun give-aways!

Be sure to attend Jacob’s presentation on Wednesday 9th October at 1:30-2:15 CST in Room 324

Addressing Student Anxiety, Success, and Retention: How Can Libraries Provide Students with the Guidance They Need

Tackling the Challenges of Course Reserves Engagement August 27, 2024 TCAL 2024 August 21, 2024

We are excited to be sponsoring the TCAL Annual Conference this year. Please drop by our stand to talk to our Development Manager, Kristina Stolte. We’d love to hear more about your library and you can get your hands on some Tech from Sage swag!

Statement Opposing Restrictions on Education Related to Racism and History - Texas Library Association
Charleston Conference 2024 August 7, 2024

We’re presenting two sessions at Charleston this year:

  • AI Consequences: Predicting the Impact of AI on Scholarly Communication – lively discussion. Chaired by our Managing Director, Matt Hayes. Wednesday, November 13, 1:15-2:15pm, Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard Center.
  • Bringing Special Collections to Students: A Case Study from Samford University – Thursday, November 14, 3:20-4:00pm, Gaillard Center.

Check back here for more details closer to the time.

Come and visit us at stand number 120. Our Development Managers, Kristina Stolte and Jacob Mellady, and Director of Development Jessica Clemons look forward to meeting you. Plus, get your hands on some fun swag and enter our giveaways.

ADBU 2024 August 7, 2024
ALTC 2024 August 7, 2024

We’re at ALTC this year, presenting a session titled “Harnessing the Power of Collaboration between Librarians and IT Professionals”. Join our workshop as we explore how academic libraries and IT departments can work together to meet the current and emerging needs of patrons.

As highlighted in our latest Librarian Futures report, librarian confidence in answering patron questions on the use of generative AI in their studies is low. Meanwhile, many librarians see digital literacies as important skills to cultivate in the near-future.

Within our workshop, our two librarian speakers will provide valuable insights into how librarians and IT professionals can work together to meet emerging challenges for patrons head on and ultimately strengthen inter-library relationships. We will explore the dangers in there being no collaborative partnerships in place between librarian and IT departments and practical examples of combined projects with positive outcomes for both the academic library and patrons. Finally, we will discuss how cross-collaboration between these departments can increase skillsets and confidence in supporting patrons with ethical AI use in their studies.

The workshop will conclude with a Q&A discussion for sharing ideas, lessons and solutions to facilitate collaboration and effective working relationships between librarians and IT professionals.

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