Showing posts with label Capacity building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Capacity building. Show all posts

Friday, February 05, 2016

Monday, January 25, 2016

AASDI : Capacity Building Seminar on Scholarly Research and ICT Innovations

The Asosasyon ng Aklatan at Sinupan ng Diliman, Inc. (AASDI) invites you to participate in a Seminar entitled “Capacity Building Seminar on Scholarly Research and ICT Innovations” to be held on 19 – 23 April 2016 at the Asturias Hotel, South National Highway, Tiniguiban Heights, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan.

We have invited known personalities in their profession to share their expertise. The Seminar seeks to: 1) help the participants understand basic principles of research; 2) identify various approaches to research and determine appropriate methodologies; 3) be familiar with the research and publication process; 4) learn best practices in writing and publishing scholarly research; 5) improve competency in new and pertinent technologies in the LIS profession, and; 6) design and develop new library programs using ICT.

For more details please click the links below:

The last day of registration will be on March 30, 2016.



Wednesday, September 30, 2015

ALPS LEAD (Leadership Enhancement and Development) Program Survey

Hi there!

The Association of Libraries in the Public Sector (ALPS) and the National Library of the Philippines-Public Libraries Division (NLP-PLD) with the help of Beyond Access Philippines are planning to organize a series of capacity building trainings and workshops to develop more innovative and responsive public librarians.

ALPS is setting up its Leadership Enhancement and Development (LEAD) Program, as part of our vision to serve as a catalyst of change in the development of successful, efficient, effective, empowered and innovative librarians, responsive to modernize public libraries in the Philippines.

In line with this, we would like to know what kind of library trainings and workshops that public librarians need, to be able to better manage public libraries in the Philippines and be more responsive to the needs of the communities.

Please take time to answer this short survey.

Click HERE to answer the survey.