In the Service of University Libraries
SIG Space

Special Interest Group for Library Space

The SIG-Library Space charge is to promote discussion and exchange of ideas about the design and delivery of library spaces and services across systems and cultures.

 

SIG-IL currently has six members:

MemberPositionUniversityCountry
Kelly Miller (Chair)Associate Dean for Learning and Research ServicesUniversity of Miami LibrariesUSA
Michael CrumptonDean of the University LibrariesThe University of North Carolina United States
Lamia EidThe American University of Cairo
 
Main LibraryEgypt
Simone KiblerCross-sectional Unit Management Information LiteracyTechnical University BraunschweigGermany
Nathalie LeclairHead, User Engagement University of OttawaCanada
Gry Bettina MoxnesAcademic LibrarianOslo Metropolitan UniversityNorway
    

Resources

Learning Space Toolkit

A model for institutions to plan and support technology-rich informal learning spaces. This Learning Space Toolkit includes a roadmap to guide the process along with tools and techniques for assessing needs, understanding technology, describing spaces, planning and delivering support services, and assembling space, technology, and services. The Toolkit is freely available as a resource on the web.

 

Upcoming Event: Designing Libraries X

Tucson, AZ, USA | 8-10 October 2023
Hosted by the University of Arizona Libraries

Librarians, architects, planners, designers, information technologists, and others come together to explore the achievements and challenges of designing libraries and learning spaces for the 21st century.

Applications and questions 
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