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This paper explores issues in relation to the contribution and importance of mandatory continuing professional development (CPD) in re-energizing and motivating the information profession. Set within the context of developing ...

Keeping the roses watered: The continuing professional development of librarians in New Zealand.

Cossham, A.F.; Fields, A. (2006)

Continuing professional development is a necessary aspect of keeping up to date in a rapidly changing profession. Librarians are no more immune to evolutions in technology and innovation, service provision and customer ...

Knowledge management: A New Zealand survey into current practices.

McCullough, G.; Oliver, G.; Symonds, J.; Brown, M. (2004)

This paper outlines findings of a survey of knowledge management practices in New Zealand. Both the government and private sectors were surveyed using a survey instrument originally developed by the School of Management, ...

Lessons learned from the authority of archives and records community groups in New Zealand: Report submitted to the Archives and Records Association of Ghana (ARMAG).

Boamah, E. (2021)

A library life.

Gaston, N. (2015)

Library or archive.

Gaston, N. (2015)

LIS undergraduate education in New Zealand: Development and contemporary issues.

Cossham, A.F.; Wellstead, P.; Welland, S. (Information Science Reference, 2014)

This chapter reviews and discusses Library and Information Science (LIS) undergraduate education in New Zealand over the past 30 years, and identifies issues and research needs. It examines contemporary issues facing LIS ...

Literature search and review.

Bowker, N. (2009)

Mandatory CPD and professional revalidation schemes and their role in motivating and re-energising information professionals: The UK and New Zealand experiences.

Broady-Preston, J.; Cossham, A.F. (2010)

This paper explores issues in relation to the contribution and importance of mandatory continuing professional development (CPD) in re-energising and motivating the information profession. Set within the context of developing ...