We’d love to hear from library and information professionals, whether you’re starting out in your career or a well-established member of the community.
We’re interested in blogs relating to any aspect of the information and library profession. Blogs between 500-1000 words work best; check that your spelling and grammar are accurate and cite and reference any sources you use.
Please include at least one copyright-compliant image with your submission. Provide a caption for each image as well as picture credit (i.e. Picture credit: Marie Smith, 2020). Provide a line or two of descriptive text that we will use to create alt text for the image.
Libfocus will promote the post on our social media platforms - please provide your X and LinkedIn credentials if you'd like to be tagged in these posts.
Once you’re happy with your blog post, email it to us at libfocusblog[at]gmail[dot]com.
Here are some blog post ideas to get you started:
- Recent library projects, initiatives, events, and exhibitions you were involved in
- Library-related research and applied projects (research as practice) you conducted
- A condensed version of a conference paper you presented/submitted
- Summaries of library talks/conferences/events you’ve attended
- A review of a library or information-related book or journal article
- A discussion of current trends in the library field
- Reflections on a new library role
- Insights into working in a specialist library or niche information-related area
- An article relating to professional development or continuous learning
- Useful tips from a course or training session you attended
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