Events
HUG Summer Meeting 2010
This event took place on Tuesday 13th July 2010 at Conference Aston in central Birmingham. Emma Duffield of I.S. Oxford presented the morning session on Heritage 4.2.9. Members of the HUG Committee contributed to the afternoon Tips & Tricks session. A 4.2.9 Question & Answer document, plus copies of Report Writing and Housekeeping PowerPoint presentations are available in the Documents area of the website.
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HUG Winter Meeting and AGM 2010
The meeting and AGM took place on Tuesday 2nd March, at the Friend's Meeting House, London.
A Q&A session with Neville Jones of I.S. Oxford was held in the morning. The AGM was held in the afternoon, followed by a presentation on e-books in Heritage from Mel Cook of Swansea College. A copy of Mel's PowerPoint presentation is available in the Documents area of the website.
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West Midlands Heritage IV Training & Forum Event 2009
This event took place on 13th October in Wolverhampton. It was open to Heritage users from post-16 learning providers based in the West Midlands. Responses from I.S. Oxford are available in the Documents area of the website.
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HUG Summer Meeting 2009
The 2009 HUG Summer Meeting took place on Wednesday 8th July at Conference Aston in Birmingham.
The morning session comprised an I.S. Oxford presentation on the latest developments in Heritage 4.2.8. The afternoon session featured presentations from HUG members on Federated Searching and Union Catalogues in the NHS.
HUG Winter Meeting and AGM 2009
The 2009 HUG Winter Meeting and AGM took place on Thursday the 5th of February, at the Friend's Meeting House, London.
The meeting was a success and Coutts Information Services and Dawson Books made presentations on Workflow Integration and Accelerated Acquisitions. A copy of the presentations and notes taken from that meeting are available on the Documents area of the website.
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NWEHUG meetings
The North West Education Librarians Heritage User Group meets three times a year. The group has a busy programme of events which are listed on our HUG Branches page.
Want to run your own event?
The user group encourages members to take the initiative and arrange their own training events and get togethers and funding is available to help towards the cost. The events you run could be based on common geography, e.g. all West Midlands users or type of library, e.g. London special libraries.
It's really easy to apply using the downloadable application form below, please also read the guidelines on how to apply to give you the best possible chance of being awarded some money.