Colluding on Staff Development: Co-operation and Collaboration with CLIC

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Presentation about the work of CLIC given at the CLIC@10: Celebrating collaboration event on 9th February 2016, with Rebecca A. Evans (Cardiff Metropolitan University)

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Colluding on Staff Development:
Co-operation and Collaboration
with CLIC
Rebecca A. Evans (Cardiff Metropolitan University)
&
Karen F. Pierce (Cardiff University)

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CLIC Members

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CLIC Members
• Cardiff Metropolitan
University
• Cardiff Public Libraries
• Cardiff University
• Cardiff & Vale College
• National Assembly of
Wales
• National Museum Wales
• Royal Welsh College of
Music & Drama
• University of South Wales
• Welsh Government
• Royal College of Nursing
(Wales)

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CLIC Staff Development Group

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Beginnings
Project objectives:
1. Define a strategy & complementary
action plan…to strengthen library
collaboration in Cardiff
2. Identify practical measures…to share
resources & deliver improved library
services to the community in Cardiff
3. Assess the library requirements of
different groups of learners within Cardiff

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Project Report & Initial CLIC Aims
• Website: http://www.cliclibraries.co.uk/
• Steering Group
– Set up Staff Development Group
– Pilot reciprocal access scheme
– Pilot reciprocal borrowing scheme
• Staff Development Group
– Run a variety of staff training events

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CLIC Events
• Virtual support
• Open access
• Social media
• Marketing your library
• Information literacy
• Floor-walking with
confidence

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CLIC Events
• Library tours for Love your
Libraries Day
• Exhibition
• Introduction to copyright
• Presentation skills

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Why It Matters
Free
*
Networking
*
Inclusivity
*
Co-operation

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Attendance By Sector

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• Good mix of respondents from the various sectors &
differing job roles
• Most respondents want to see CLIC provide an equal
mix of networking opportunities & training
• Predominantly happy with range & quality of events
currently provided by CLIC
• The greatest interest is in events which allow learning
about & visiting CLIC member libraries
• Inability to arrange cover/scheduling clashes/prior work
commitments appear to be the greatest barriers to
attendance rather than lack of interest in training on offer
Survey Results – Brief summary

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What Do You Value Most About
CLIC Events?
Opportunity to network
Opportunity to develop
professional skills
Opportunity to hear
about work in other
sectors of the profession
Other

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CLIC +
Broadening horizons and diversifying

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Participant Driven Events
• CILIP Cymru/Wales
Conference Workshop
• Social Media –
Discussion Groups
• Teachmeet
• Library Camp
• Panel Discussion &
Questions

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“Do Something Different Day” 2012
- 2015
• 23 different sites have
taken part
• Job swaps on offer
included:
– IT support
– Graphics services
– Careers advisors
– Collections management
– Dental library
– Health library

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Teachmeets
• Advance planning &
pitching via wiki/email
• Guiding event but
participant driven
• Informal sessions
• Moving around
• Voting for best
presentation

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Library Camps
• More work than you might
expect
• Team collaboration/being
ready to fill the gaps
• Pitching
• Guiding but participant
driven
• Principle of ‘open space’
events

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Icebreakers & Prizes
• Human bingo
• Speed networking
• Design your own
badge
• Best cake

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CLIC Media Presence
Twitter
@CLICLibraries
Blog
http://cliclibraries.blogspot.co.uk/
Slideshare
http://www.slideshare.net/CLICLibraries
Facebook

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Slideshare
http://www.slideshare.net/CLICLibraries

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CLIC JISCMail List
Please subscribe !!
If you have a JISCMail account, visit the homepage
[www.jiscmail.ac.uk] and simply select LIS-
CLICLIBRARIES from the list available.
Or, send an email to listserv@jiscmail.ac.uk
In the Subject write: BLANK
In the message itself write:
SUBSCRIBE LIS-CLICLIBRARIES [Insert your first name
and your last name]

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CLIC is 10!!

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Contact Details
Rebecca A. Evans
RAEvans@cardiffmet.ac.uk
Karen F. Pierce (@Darklecat)
PierceKF@cardiff.ac.uk

CLIC is a collaboration between nine libraries in Cardiff, Wales that provides training and networking opportunities for library staff. It began in 2006 with the goal of strengthening collaboration between Cardiff libraries. CLIC organizes various training events on topics like customer service, social media, and copyright. It also facilitates staff job swaps between libraries and maintains a website and social media accounts to share resources. Looking to the future, CLIC aims to explore how libraries can adapt to changing needs through continued collaboration on issues like digital collections and makerspaces.

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Off-campus but in-focus: delivering library services from Derby to the world

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Colluding on Staff Development: Co-operation and Collaboration with CLIC

1. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Colluding on Staff Development: Co-operation and Collaboration with CLIC Rebecca A. Evans (Cardiff Metropolitan University) & Karen F. Pierce (Cardiff University)

2. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC Members

3. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC Members • Cardiff Metropolitan University • Cardiff Public Libraries • Cardiff University • Cardiff & Vale College • National Assembly of Wales • National Museum Wales • Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama • University of South Wales • Welsh Government • Royal College of Nursing (Wales)

4. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC Members

5. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC Staff Development Group

6. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Beginnings Project objectives: 1. Define a strategy & complementary action plan…to strengthen library collaboration in Cardiff 2. Identify practical measures…to share resources & deliver improved library services to the community in Cardiff 3. Assess the library requirements of different groups of learners within Cardiff

7. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Project Report & Initial CLIC Aims • Website: http://www.cliclibraries.co.uk/ • Steering Group – Set up Staff Development Group – Pilot reciprocal access scheme – Pilot reciprocal borrowing scheme • Staff Development Group – Run a variety of staff training events

8. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC Events • Virtual support • Open access • Social media • Marketing your library • Information literacy • Floor-walking with confidence

9. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC Events • Library tours for Love your Libraries Day • Exhibition • Introduction to copyright • Presentation skills

10. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad

11. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad

12. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Why It Matters Free * Networking * Inclusivity * Co-operation

13. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Attendance By Sector

14. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad • Good mix of respondents from the various sectors & differing job roles • Most respondents want to see CLIC provide an equal mix of networking opportunities & training • Predominantly happy with range & quality of events currently provided by CLIC • The greatest interest is in events which allow learning about & visiting CLIC member libraries • Inability to arrange cover/scheduling clashes/prior work commitments appear to be the greatest barriers to attendance rather than lack of interest in training on offer Survey Results – Brief summary

15. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad What Do You Value Most About CLIC Events? Opportunity to network Opportunity to develop professional skills Opportunity to hear about work in other sectors of the profession Other

16. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC + Broadening horizons and diversifying

17. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Participant Driven Events • CILIP Cymru/Wales Conference Workshop • Social Media – Discussion Groups • Teachmeet • Library Camp • Panel Discussion & Questions

18. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad “Do Something Different Day” 2012 - 2015 • 23 different sites have taken part • Job swaps on offer included: – IT support – Graphics services – Careers advisors – Collections management – Dental library – Health library

19. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Teachmeets • Advance planning & pitching via wiki/email • Guiding event but participant driven • Informal sessions • Moving around • Voting for best presentation

20. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Library Camps • More work than you might expect • Team collaboration/being ready to fill the gaps • Pitching • Guiding but participant driven • Principle of ‘open space’ events

21. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Icebreakers & Prizes • Human bingo • Speed networking • Design your own badge • Best cake

22. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC Media Presence Twitter @CLICLibraries Blog http://cliclibraries.blogspot.co.uk/ Slideshare http://www.slideshare.net/CLICLibraries Facebook

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25. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Slideshare http://www.slideshare.net/CLICLibraries

26. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad CLIC JISCMail List Please subscribe !! If you have a JISCMail account, visit the homepage [www.jiscmail.ac.uk] and simply select LIS- CLICLIBRARIES from the list available. Or, send an email to listserv@jiscmail.ac.uk In the Subject write: BLANK In the message itself write: SUBSCRIBE LIS-CLICLIBRARIES [Insert your first name and your last name]

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28. Cardiff: Libraries in Co-operation Caerdydd: Llyfrgelloedd mewn Cydweithrediad Contact Details Rebecca A. Evans RAEvans@cardiffmet.ac.uk Karen F. Pierce (@Darklecat) PierceKF@cardiff.ac.uk

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