LIS-RAREBOOKS Mailing list for rare books and Special Collections librarians
Rare books librarians have special requirements for standards and systems. This list will discuss how these requirements are being met.
LIS-RDA UK Committee on RDA discussion list
For discussion of the Resource Description and Access (RDA) standard and its application. This list is for RDA metadata users and creators, with a focus on the UK community.
LIS-REFWORKS-UK RefWorks UK users
This list is an open forum for discussion of issues relating to the use of RefWorks reference management software by educational institutions based in the UK. Topics discussed will include technical configuration, administration, user-support, training, marketing and advocacy. Membership is open to all, but will be most useful to librarians in UK Higher Education.
LIS-RESEARCHSUPPORT Research support mailing list
This list is intended for librarians in universities, colleges of higher education and research institutions to facilitate discussion about library support for researchers. It will encourage the sharing of ideas and good practice and help create a network of research support librarians.
LIS-SALG Scottish Agricultural Librarians Group
closed discussion list for members of Scottish Agricultural Librarians Group
LIS-SCITECH For science and technology librarians.
It is also the main means of communication for the UK Universities Science and Technology Librarians Group (USTLG). (http://www.ustlg.org)
Lis-scitech is the forum for science and technology librarians in all types of organisation to discuss common problems, swap experience, pose questions and generally work more closely. The emphasis is on UK practice.
LIS-SCOLMA SCOLMA discussion list for libraries supporting African Studies
The SCOLMA list is intended to facilitate discussion of library, archive and other information support for African Studies, including but not restricted to announcement of meetings, assisting and promoting resource sharing and collaboration, and announcements of new print and electronic resources
LIS-SHERIF-USERS JIBS User Group
sherif represents users of bibliographic databases and related products available to the UK HE, FE, and Research Council libraries via national site licence agreements.
LIS-SOCIALSCIENCE The Social Science Librarians List
A list set up to discuss library matters of mutual interest, share news and experience, and to exchange information. Managed by Heather Dawson on behalf of the UK social science community. h.dawson@lse.ac.uk
LIS-SRS LIS - Systematic Review Searching
For those involved either in doing or teaching others to do searches for systematic reviews to share experiences and help each other
LIS-STANDS HEE South Searchers, Trainers and Synthesis Forum
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The list is to share best practice and develop new approaches to training. We teach academic, medical, nursing and health-care students
LIS-SYS-REVIEWS List for info professionals supporting those conducting systematic reviews
An informal forum for library and information professionals who are supporting researchers and students who are conducting systematic reviews and structured literature searches
LIS-TALIS-ASPIRE Talis Aspire Users
A discussion list for current customers of the Talis Aspire Resource List application
LIS-TEACHEREDUCATIONLIBRARIAN List for Librarians supporting Teaching Education
This list is used to share best practice between Education Librarians working in Further and Higher Education, who have a School Experience or Teaching Practice Collection and support School Teachers.
LIS-TOURISM-AND-HOSPITALITY This list is for tourism and hospitality librarians
This list is intended for librarians and other information workers in the UK who deal with tourism and hospitality.
LIS-UKBIBS Bibliographic standards in UK libraries
For the discussion of bibliographic standards and metadata used in UK libraries, including: UK MARBI proposals and papers; legacy use of UKMARC; UKMARC-MARC21 conversion; views and opinion on AACR2, LCSH, GSAFD, Dewey, UDC, HILT terminologies, Dublin Core and other standards.
LIS-UKEIG UKEIG: the UK eInformation Group
The list provides a means for seeking and exchanging information on developments in electronic information resources for members of UKeiG.
UKeiG, the UK eInformation Group (a special interest group of CILIP), is a professional body for users and developers of electronic information resources. UKeiG welcomes its members to the list.
LIS-UKFUNNEL List for UK NACO funnel contributors
This is a list for those who use the UK Funnel to NACO as a way of contributing authority records to The LCC Name Authority File.
LIS-UX-AND-SPACES User experience and spaces in academic libraries
Discussion of user experience and creating and managing inspiring spaces in HE libraries.
LIS-WALES Discussion list for library and information services in Wales
To support collaboration and professional activities in Wales
LIS-WEB2 Web 2.0 use in libraries
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LIS-WEBPEOPLE Library and Information service
A forum for all those working on the library and information service web pages, encompassing issues such as career paths, acessibility and other aspects of design, management issues, editing software selection, statistics and performance, integration with other library systems, off campus access.
LIS-WINCHILL WinCHILL Discussion Forum
LIS-WinCHILL purpose is to provide a discussion forum for WinCHILL members across the academic, science and health fields.
LIT-LANG-CULTURE-EVENTS Events listings and announcements for English literature, language and cultural studies
This list carries announcements of UK calls for conference papers, conferences and other events (meetings, conferences, seminars etc) in English literature, language, linguistics and cultural studies. Please note that it does not carry announcements about publications. It is administered by the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London.
LITERATUREREVIEW Academic Reviews of Research Literature
The purpose of the list is to allow persons involved in the academic reviews of research literature to share information and findings
LITHME-CORE LITHME-CORE
This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG1 WG1: Computational Linguistics
Working Group 1 (Computational Linguistics) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human-Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG2 WG2: Language and law
Working Group 2 (Language and law) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human- Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG3 WG3: Language rights
Working Group 3 (Language rights) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human- Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG4 WG4: Language diversity, vitality, and endangerment
Working group 4 (Language diversity, vitality, and endangerment) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human-Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG5 WG5: Language learning and teaching
Working Group 5 (Language learning and teaching) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human-Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG6 WG6: Ideologies, beliefs, attitudes
Working Group 6 (Ideologies, beliefs and attitudes) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human-Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG7 WG7: Lang work, lang professionals (inc. translators, terminologists)
Working Group 7 (Lang work, lang professionals, inc. translators, terminologists) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human-Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITHME-WG8 WG8: Language variation/change/contact, pragmatics, interaction
Working Group 8 (Language variation/change/contact, pragmatics, interaction) of the 'COST Action' research network, Language In The Human-Machine Era (LITHME). This is a sub-list of LITHME
LITSIG Literary and Cultural Studies Special Interest Group
Discussion list fot the Special Interest Group for Literary and Cultural Studies, created by the LTSN Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies
LITURGY A list for the academic study of Liturgy.
LITURGY is intended as a discussion on all aspects of the academic study of Christian liturgy. The list does not confine itself to any single historical period, geographical area or denomination. Contributions are therefore welcome from scholars in all fields of theology or history.
LIVEART Live Art, Performance Art and New Performance
Information and discussion relating to Live Art, Performance Art and New Performance.
LIVED-EXPERIENCE Lived Experience discussion list
This list is for people interested in the use of 'lived experience' perspectives in research and the development of policy and practice.
LIVINGMAPS Living Maps
Livingmaps Network was established to develop a network of researchers, community activists, artists and others with a common interest in the use of mapping for social change, public engagement, critical debate and creative forms of community campaigning
LJMUISCEE External Examiner
This listing page will be used to create announcements for LJMU ISC for the search of external examiners and panelists.
LMAGAG London Museum and Galleries Archivists Group
The list will facilitate discussion, knowledge sharing and arrangements for gatherings of the established London Museum and Galleries Archivists Group.
LMFACILITIES Core LM Facilities Discussion Group
This list for those people involved in running Light Microscopy facilities, mainly in Universities. It is intended as an easy mechanism to help share knowledge and expertise, relevant to facility management etc.
LMRG London Migration Research Group
L10 L12 L3 L6 L8 The London Migration Research Group (LMRG) is an inter-university and interdisciplinary network of scholars from the wider London area and beyond who have research interests in the politics, policies and processes surrounding international migration flows. The current LMRG convenors are Fiona Adamson (SOAS), Claire Dwyer (UCL) and Eiko Thielemann (LSE). LMRG holds regular research seminars, organises specialist workshops and conferences on migration related topics. LMRG is open to academics, students, policy-makers, etc. working on migration issues.
LOCAL-HISTORY From: Local-History list
This list facilitates discussion between scholars with common interests in the field of British local history.
LOCATIONBASEDGAMES Geogames Mailing List
Mailing list for researchers and practitioners that are interested in geogames. Please note that we use 'geogames' here as a catch-all term that aims to describe all type of games that are: (1) played "in the wild", (2) use mobile technologies, and (3) incorporate location as part of the gameplay in one way or another. Examples of location-based games include: Pokemon GO, Harry Potter Wizards Unite, etc.
The list is open to anyone. Posting to the list is lightly moderated to avoid spam, irrelevant posts, and subscription queries. The list is archived and searchable on the web.
The owners do not necessarily approve or endorse content shared on this list. The views expressed in messages are the personal views of the author. The owners accept no liability for any errors, corruption, or omissions that might arise. The JiscMail Service Policy document: http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/policyandsecurity/ describes the way in which we expect the service to be used by subscribers. It sets out (S9) JISC handling of personal data obligations under the Data Protection Act (1998).
The mailing list is managed by the Niantic x RIT Geo Games and Media lab. You can access the lab's website at www.rit.edu/nianticgeogameslab.
LOCAWARE Location Awareness
A list for the discussion, promotion and support of location-aware technologies in education.
Provides a forum for the exchange of research ideas, developments & findings in the fields of logistics & supply chain management. It is a means of communication for members of the Logistics Research Network which has been established by UK academics in conjunction with the Institute of Logistics.
LONDON-BLACKBOARD-USERS VLE Specialist User Group Mailing List
The Forum is for institutions in and around the London area using Blackboard as their Virtual Learning Environment to 'bring together high quality expertise from different disciplines to share good practice, develop ideas and address staff training and implementation strategies'.
LONDON-HPE London History and Philosophy of Economics Group
The London History and Philosophy of Economics group is an informal group of academics in the London area teaching and researching in the the history of economic thought, and the methodology and philosophy of the discipline.
LONDON-LEANHE LeanHE in the London area
For those practicing Lean and other strategies to improve university administration, teaching and research in London and SE of England.
