IFLA New Professionals Special Interest Group

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The “New Professionals” are representing a new generation of LIS students and recently qualified professionals. Within the work of the NPSIG there will be a focus on topics related to the development of the profession such as new skills required, changing job profiles and workplace environments as well as the generational shift (“digital natives vs. digital immigrants”). As extensive networking and early career contacts in the global LIS community are becoming increasingly important nowadays, the NPSIG especially wants to encourage new professionals from around the world to participate actively in IFLA conferences and working groups.

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"Bridging the gap – Involving new professionals in the international development of our profession in the digital world" - IFLA Workshop

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"Bridging the Gap – Involving new professionals in the international development of our profession in the digital world" - IFLA Workshop findings

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Tailor-made and weather-proof – Building and maintaining New Professionals groups as an important part of early career development

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Locating librarianships Identity in its historical roots of professional philosophies: towards a radical new identity for librarians of today (and tomorrow)

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IFLA New Professionals Special Interest Group

Presentations

"Bridging the gap – Involving new professionals in the international development of our profession in the digital world" - IFLA Workshop

"Bridging the Gap – Involving new professionals in the international development of our profession in the digital world" - IFLA Workshop findings

Libraries are innovative

The Global Semantic Web Librarian

Pathways to internationalize your library career

The Spirit of New Professionals

How to involve the new blood

Now is the time! - New Professionalism and networking on an international level

IFLAcamp

NPSIG 2012 Conference Redux

Tailor-made and weather-proof – Building and maintaining New Professionals groups as an important part of early career development

New Librarians Global Connection #wlic2013 session

IFLAdial follow-up

New librarians and new ways of professional exchange: Inspiration from the international context

NPSIG Open Business Meeting @WLIC2014

Residency Models on the Rise: Chances and challenges for new librarians, educators, and employers

IFLA NPSIG:

NPSIG: UNA GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA LA COLABORACIÓN Y EL INTERCAMBIO DE IDEAS

NPSIG projects and plans 2020/2021

NPSIG

Documents

Locating librarianships Identity in its historical roots of professional philosophies: towards a radical new identity for librarians of today (and tomorrow)

Inclusion of New Professionals in the strategy of the Library Association of Latvia

Inspiring future leaders: empowering New Professionals in the UK

Building (new) professional communities

Inspiring and Empowering: upcoming LIS Generation joining IFLA

New librarians worldwide: mapping out the future

NPSIG report, WLIC 2013, Singapore

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Libraries and Innovation: Creating environments for encouraging and supporting creativity and innovation among staff