**Apologies for cross-posting**

Booking is now open for the eleventh in the popular series of NAG Collection Development Seminars for Academic Libraries on Wednesday 20th November 2019 at https://nag.org.uk/event/nagcd11-collection-development-seminar-for-academic-libraries/

This year the theme is Disruption and Innovation are the New Normal with speakers from around the country.  Our papers include:

• Rebecca Gower and Jayne Kelly (Cambridge University): Is it for teaching, for research, or both?: collaboration on eBooks in Cambridge.
• Olivia Walsby (University of Manchester): Reading List Service overhaul at The University of Manchester Library; Are we nearly there yet…?
• Natalia Gordon (Leeds Beckett): Behind the scenes of an implementation: Fear the change but create the workflow anyways
• Sheila Candeland (Manchester Metropolitan University): ‘This is Manchester, we do things differently here’: the story of a collaborative model to support reading for pleasure
• J. Mackenzie (Leeds Beckett): How Libraries are improving their understanding of student and staff needs, and managing expectations
• Chris Harrison (Cambridge University Press): What happens when a publisher tries to publish a new format

As usual, we will be using Glisser to share slides and encourage questions from the floor so bring along your device and use the free WiFi to enjoy the added functionality of being able to take notes, screenshot and tweet from within the Glisser site with no apps to download beforehand.

NAG members benefit from the reduced price of £160 +VAT, non-members price is £210+VAT. 

The venue for the day is The Studio, Manchester (http://studiovenues.co.uk/venues/manchester/).

Can't make Manchester?  Save the date for #NAGcd12: 15th May 2020 in London.  Sign up to the NAG newsletter for updates at https://nag.org.uk/mailing-list/