"Libraries in the information society: preserving traditions and developing new technologies" – a communication platform for library and information professionals
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8207790
Abstract
Scientific libraries initiate and organize professional events. International scientific conferences are the most prestigious and large-scale in terms of audience coverage and geographical spread. As a rule, such events have a certain frequency and theme. The Belarusian Agricultural Library has been holding the International scientific conference "Libraries in the information society: preserving traditions and developing new technologies" since 2014 once every two years in December. Since 2016, each conference has its own theme of the year, dedicated to the most relevant direction in the library and information sphere of the current time. The article provides summarizing and analytical information on the results of five conferences (2014–2022), concerning scientific and organizational aspects of the preparation and holding of these events, as well as the preparation, publication and promotion of conference proceedings.
About the Author
Y. A. Karakulka
I.S. Lupinovich Belarusian Agricultural Library of the
National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
Yuliya A. Karakulka, Scientific Secretary
Minsk
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Karakulka Y.A. "Libraries in the information society: preserving traditions and developing new technologies" – a communication platform for library and information professionals. Library & Information Discourse. 2023;3(1):60-66. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8207790
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