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Hi all,

We have an idea for something that we think would be useful and would like to hear your feedback on, to gauge how many would wish to take part.

I think I am probably speaking for most of us who work in local studies in saying it can be a little more isolated than other departments. That coupled with increasingly reduced ability to attend conferences, workshops and other events, opportunities to network face-to-face have diminished.  I know that I feel that sometimes the most enlightening part of a Zoom or Teams meeting are the 'break out rooms' where you get to know other participants a bit better. It's very worthwhile to have a chat.

(Images from SCRAN)

There is lots of research to suggest [this isn't our sector but makes a lot of good points] that this is indeed a valuable part of working life with an array of benefits both personally and for your job. And you might even make a few new pals. 

This type of thing can even be described as a 'venting event', which definitely can be a useful thing. 

If you feel that LocScot hosting a regular informal online networking session where you can chat about your work, projects, problem solve, give and offer advice or anything else really that might come up, would be beneficial to you, please respond on the survey above.

Or if you can come up with a funny and pithy name that we can use, please do let us know.   
Happy December
Scott

Scott Broadfoot

 

Information Services Librarian

South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture

East Kilbride Central Library

Olympia Shopping Centre

Churchill Avenue

East Kilbride

G74 1PG

 

Tel: 01355 220046

www.slleisureandculture.co.uk


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