takes cataloguers and non-cataloguers alike throughthebasicsofmusiccataloguing, including basic scores, instrumental sets, vocalmusicandaudiovisualmaterials.
Contact:GailBeadnell
events.mdg@
cilip.org.uk Register at
https://tinyurl.com/practicalcataloguing
UKeiG CPD Course: Generative AI and Retrieval Augmented Genera- tion for librarians, information
Hosted by UKeiG
27 November 2025, 1pm to 4pm Online / Zoom
PresentedbyAndrewCoxandSuvodeep Mazumdar,thiscoursewillintroduceyoutothe potentialofRAG(RetrievalAugmentedGenera- tion),aswellastodefinitionsofAIliteracythat arecentraltopromotingresponsibleuse. GenerativeAIhasarguablymadefindingand using information easier, but its reliability is questionable.Therearemanyethicalissues around its training and its wider social and environmental
impact.Thiscourseisidealfor
any library, information and knowledge profes- sional interested in developing an understand- ingofGenerativeAIasitappliestotheirwork.
Contact:GaryHorrocks
info.ukeig@
cilip.org.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/generativeaiforlibrarians
DECEMBER
Copyright Licensing 2025 – CPD-certified Training
Hosted by Naomi Korn Associates 2December2025,9.30pmto1pm Online
Licencesarethetoolusedbyrightsholdersto enablethereuseoftheirintellectualproperty assets.Thisdetailedintermediarycourse providesasolidgroundinginhowlicences areintrinsictotheuseandtheprotectionof copyrightworks.Whetheryouarealicensor oralicensee,thiscourseisdesignedforthose whoneeddetailedinsightonhowcopyright licencesfunction.
Contact:LaurentineInsonereAmaliza, CILIP
cilip.learn@cilip.org.uk or
info@naomikorn.com Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/copyrightlicensing2025
UKeiG CPD Course: Data Visualisation for librarians, information and knowledge professionals
Hosted by UKeiG
2 December 2025, 1pm to 4pm Online via Zoom
Itiscrucialtounderstandtheopportunities openaccesstoolscanofferinvisualisingdata. Thelibrary,informationandknowledgesector isdata-rich,regularlycollatingstatisticsto evidence service value and impact and advise decisionmakers. Thisworkshopwillintroduceandexploredata visualisationtheoryandapplicationswith adviceandtipsthroughout.
Contact:GaryHorrocks
info.ukeig@
cilip.org.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/ukeigdatavisualisation
CILIP East – Applying to Library School
Hosted by CILIP East 3December,1.30pmto4.30pm
LectureTheatreandtheCentralHallintheOld DivinitySchool,StJohn’sCollege,Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,CB21TP
AreyouthinkingaboutadegreeinLibrary andInformationStudies?Doyouwantto knowmoreaboutthedifferentoptionsout
Winter 2025
there,andaboutpotentialfundingopportuni- ties?Comealongandhearfromprogramme directors and recent graduates from a range ofUniversityLISdepartments..
Contact:KatherineBurchell
khb28@cam.ac.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/applyingforlibraryschool
Prison Libraries – The Winter Event: CPD & Networking
Hosted Hosted by Prison Libraries Group 3December2025,10amto5pm
HolbornLibrary,32-38TheobaldsRoad, London,WC1X8PA
Programmetobeconfirmed.Membersfree, Employerpartnerrates–£40+VAT(contact
employerpartners@cilip.org.ukforthediscountcode) Non-members–£80+VAT. Contact:JulieShannon
julie.shannon@
justice.gov.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/prisonthewinterevent
CILIP MDG Practical Cataloguing Webinar 8: Enhancing metadata quality
Hosted by the Metadata and Discovery Group
9 December 2025, 1pm to 2 pm OnlineviaMSTeams
Thisisapracticalworkshopshowcasinghow Pythonassistedincleaningandstandardising MARC21bibliographicrecords.Presentedby DaliaKbar,thesessionwillhighlightreal-life examplesfromherproject,focusingon before-and-after comparisons of records and demonstrating selected scripts used to detect inconsistenciesandcorrectmetadata.This casestudyoffersapracticalinsightintohow simple tools can support metadata quality andcompliancewithRDAandinstitutional cataloguingpolicies.
Contact:GailBeadnell
events.mdg@
cilip.org.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/mdgpracticalcataloguing
CILIP London: Festive Literary Pub Crawl
Hosted by CILIP London 10December2025,6.30pmto8.30pm
MeetatHolbornStation,Themainexitin Kingsway,HolbornStation,Kingsway(main exit),WC2B6AA
HearaboutDickensandThackeray;Oscar WildeandG.B.Shaw;VirginiaWoolfandthe BloomsburyCircle(wholivedinSquaresand lovedintriangles);SylviaPlathandTedHughes; GeorgeOrwell,W.B.YeatsandT.S.Eliotfrom
presenterDavidTucker...andacoupleofthe bestoldpubsinLondon.
Contact:LiviaBartels,
events.london@
cilip.org.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/londonliterarywalk
JANUARY
Visit & tour of the Cornwall Health Library
Hosted by CILIP South West 16January2026,11amto1pm
TheKnowledgeSpaRoyalCornwallHospital, Treliske,Truro,CornwallTR13HD
FindoutmoreaboutTheKnowledgeSpa,a dedicated
educationandresearchbuilding
whichopenedin2004,withaguidedlibrary tourwithtimeforquestions,andanopportun- itytonetwork.CornwallHealthLibraryoccupies thetopfloorofthebuilding,and‘supportshigh qualityevidence-basedpatientcareforNHS staffandstudentsacrossCornwall’.
Contact:ChristinaCarson
treasurer.SW@cilip.org.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/cornishhealth
MARCH
MDG Conference 2026 and UKCoR RDA Day 202
Hosted by Metadata and Discovery Group 11-13March2026 Engineers’House,CliftonDown,BristolBS82N
ThethemeoftheCILIPMetadataandDiscov- eryGroupConference2026is#MetaFutures, inspiredbythelegacyofIsambardKingdom Brunel,whoseiconicbridgesbroughttogeth- er communities and revolutionised transpor- tation.JustasBrunel’sworkconnectedgaps ininfrastructure,#MetaFutureswillexplore howmetadatabringstogetherresourcesand usersaswellashowtospanthegapbetween currentpracticesandfuturechallenges, particularlyinanageofrapidlyadvancingAI technologies.
Contact:WillPeaden
Chair.mdg@
cilip.org.uk Register at:
https://tinyurl.com/MetaFutures
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