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Disaster Planning for Cultural Collections

Tue, May 27
Hobart - University of Tasmania

Managing Disaster Response and Recovery in Cultural Collections

Wed, May 28
Hobart - University of Tasmania

Celtic Connections

May
(none)

Cataloguing Foundations

Jun 2,3
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities

Disaster Planning for Cultural Collections

Wed, Jun 4
Adelaide University

Answering Family History Enquiries

Jun 9,10,11,12,13,16,17,18,19,20,
(none)

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Mon, Jun 9
Victoria University of Wellington

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney

Cataloguing with MARC21

Thu, Jun 12
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Fri, Jun 13
Australian National University - Canberra

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Mon, Jun 16
Melbourne - Victoria University

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Mon, Jun 16
Melbourne - Victoria University

Space Planning for Libraries

Jun 17,18,
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Wed, Jun 18
Adelaide University

Disaster Planning for Cultural Collections

Wed, Jun 18
Sydney - TBA

Cataloguing Serials: Print And Electronic

Thu, Jun 19
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities

Introduction to Records and IM: Principles and Practice for Contemporary Business

Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities

Leading in Libraries: A Leadership Program for Libraries and Information Services

Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Fri, Jun 20
Perth - Murdoch University

Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML

Mon, Jun 23
Queensland University of Technology (KG)

Cataloguing Foundations

Jun 23,24,
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities

Train the Trainer for Information Professionals

Jul 7,8
Auckland - PricewaterhouseCoopers

Moys Classification

Tue, Jul 8
Brisbane - Cliftons Seminar

Moys Classification

Thu, Jul 10
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities

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Reciprocal Borrowing

What is the CAVAL Reciprocal Borrowing Program?

The CAVAL Reciprocal Borrowing Program is a scheme whereby staff and students of participating academic libraries are able to borrow material from other participating Victorian academic libraries.

The answers to the questions below will show you how to use the Program.

This is followed by a complete list of member libraries with links to detailed information about these libraries such as opening hours and photocopying charges.

FAQs about the CAVAL Reciprocal Borrowing Program

For further information contact:

Cathie Jilovsky

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Last updated: 27th February 2008