There are currently intermittent issues with the display of images on the old catalogue and Library website. We are working to resolve the issue and apologise for any inconvenience. Please search the new catalogue.
Wikis and blogs
Useful tools to keep you in the loop with other public libraries and to share your skills and knowledge
The public library working groups share information through wikis and other forms of social media. The State Library shares news with NSW public libraries through the PLS blog, In the libraries enewsletter and Public Library Services enews. These tools can help you keep informed about what other libraries are doing and allow you to share your skills and expertise.
We are also using social media to help NSW public libraries share information. Please take a look, follow us and use the #NSWPublicLibraries hashtag when sharing to social media so that others can join the conversation.
Pinterest - Public Library Services
Instagram - Public libraries NSW
twitter - NSW public libraries
NSW public library buildings on flickr - join this group to add photographs of your building.
NSW public libraries on flickr - join this group to add photographs of events or services in your library.
Collaborative tools for working groups
Some of the state wide public library working groups are using collaborative tools to communicate and share information. These are developed and maintained by the relevant working groups.
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Group/Subject |
Wiki |
Other |
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RISG |
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Reference Excellence - training program Read watch play - themed reading group (ceased December 2018 but has useful resources |
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Document Delivery working group |
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| Home Library Service working group | ||
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Literacy working group |
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| Local studies working group | Local Studies working group. | |
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Marketing working group |
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| Multicultural working group | Multicultural wiki | |
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Children's and Young People working group |
Updating the wiki
If you work in a NSW public library and would like to add content to the working group wiki, please email pls@sl.nsw.gov.au with your name, library and preferred user name.
We have moved to a new wiki and most of the content has been moved across. The old wiki and other sites, below have been provided for reference.