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Comments from the CDNLAO Webmaster on the Website and Newsletter March 9, 2016 CDNLAO Webmaster National Diet Library, Japan Comments from the CDNLAO Webmaster on the Website and Newsletter The National Diet Library (NDL) of Japan, on behalf of the members of the Conference of Directors of National Libraries in Asia and Oceania (CDNLAO), manages the CDNLAO Website (http://www.ndl.g o.jp/en/cdnlao/) and the CDNLAO Newsletter (http://www.ndl.go.jp/en/cdnlao/newsletter/). 1. CDNLAO Website Information on annual meetings is carried on the website. In May 2015, we published an article in the CDNLAO Newsletter entitled “Collection of links to websites/SNS of the CDNLAO community” (Attachment 1). We would like to make a new page on the CDNLAO Website to keep this information up to date. Please let us know when there is a change to the information listed in the article including the URL, as well as when you start a new Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, or similar services. 2. CDNLAO Newsletter The CDNLAO Newsletter is published on the CDNLAO Website, and notification of publication is sent to CDNLAO members by email. Please let us know: Your email address, if you wish to receive notifications from the NDL Your comments, especially on what topics you would like to read If you wish to contribute an article to the Newsletter (We welcome any article that has to do with activities at your library!) The next issue (No. 86) will feature this meeting. The deadline for contributions is April 15. Issue No. 86 will be published in May, No. 87 in December, and No. 88 next March. 3. Assignment of Editorial Correspondents We ask that each country assign at least one editorial correspondent and let us know who it is. Countries marked in yellow in Attachment 2 currently do not have an editorial correspondent assigned. Let’s work together to enrich the exchange of knowledge and experiences among the CDNLAO community! 4. Contact us Editor of the CDNLAO Newsletter: Yoriko Sato (Ms.) Editorial staff members: Yuko KUMAKURA (Ms.) and Shihoko Yokota (Ms.) Email: [email protected] 16/02/10 Collection of links to the websites/SNS of the CDNLAO community, CDNLAO Newsletter 82 Attachment 1 March 9, 2016 CDNLAO Webmaster National Diet Library, Japan CDNLAO top > CDNLAO Newsletter CDNLAO Newsletter No. 82, May 2015 Special topic: Public relations activities Collection of links to the websites/SNS of the CDNLAO commu n ity By Branch Libraries and Cooperation Division, National Diet Library, Japan This issue covers public relation activities at libraries in the Asia and Oceania region. The following table shows that national libraries to reach out to the public through many channels such as social networking services. We would like to take this occasion for national libraries to share their efforts and wide range of practices to promote use of their library services and their collections. * Some linked pages in the table are displayed in languages other than English. (As of May 2015) Libraries Media Web Facebook Twitter Flickr Blogs YouTube National Library of Australia Instagram Newsletter National Library of Bangladesh Web National Library of Bhutan Web Facebook National Library of Cambodia Facebook National Library of China Web RSS Library Services of Fiji Facebook National Library of India Web National Library of Indonesia Web Facebook Twitter YouTube Web Facebook Twitter RSS Email Magazine National Diet Library, Japan Newsletter Kiribati National Library and Web Archives Web Facebook Twitter Blogs YouTube Web National Library of Korea Magazine National Library of Laos Web Facebook National Library of Malaysia Web Twitter National Library of Maldives Web Facebook National Library of Mongolia Web Facebook National Library of Myanmar Web Facebook Nepal National Library Web www.ndl.go.jp/en/cdnlao/newsletter/082/821.html 1/2 16/02/10 Collection of links to the websites/SNS of the CDNLAO community, CDNLAO Newsletter 82 National Library of New Zealand Web Facebook Twitter Tumblr Blogs National Library of Pakistan Web Facebook National Library of the Philippines Web Facebook Twitter National Library Board, Singapore Web Facebook Twitter National Library and Documentation Services Board, Sri Web Facebook Lanka National Central Library, Taiwan Web National Library of Thailand Web Facebook Twitter National Library & Archives of Web Facebook Twitter Vanuatu National Library of Vietnam Web up Copyright (C) 2015 National Diet Library W eb ma ster: Branch Libraries and Cooperation Division, Administrative Department, National Diet Library 1-10-1 Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8924 Japan Tel: +81-3-3581-2331 / Fax: +81-3-3508-2934 / E-mail: [email protected] (The National Diet Library is responsible for the maintenance of the CDNLAO website) Copyright (C) 1998- National Diet Library, e-mail:[email protected] www.ndl.go.jp/en/cdnlao/newsletter/082/821.html 2/2 Attachment 2 March 9, 2016 CDNLAO Webmaster National Diet Library, Japan CDNLAO Newsletter Editorial Correspondents (As of March 2016) Country Name Position Name of library Australia Ms. Julie Whiting Manager, Overseas Collections National Library of Australia Brunei Department of Language and Literature Darussalam Bureau Library Program Officer, International China Mr. Hao Jinmin National Library of China Cooperation Division Cook Islands Cook Islands National Library Fiji Ms. Anaseini Jese Senior Librarian Ministry of Education, Heritage and Arts India National Library of India, Kolkata Indonesia Ms. Woro Titi Haryanti Head of Library Information Center National Library of Indonesia Director, Branch Libraries and Japan Ms. Yoriko Sato Cooperation Division, Administration National Diet Library Department Korea Ms. Jihye Song Bibiographic Control Division National Library of Korea Malaysia Ms. Chin Loy Jyoon Senior Deputy Director National Library of Malaysia National Library of New Zealand Te Puna New Zealand Mr. Winston Roberts Senior Advisor Mātauranga o Aotearoa Mr. Syed Ghyour Pakistan Director, Department of Libraries National Library of Pakistan Hussain Papua New National Library Service of Papua New Guinea Guinea Philippines Ms. Sharisse Rae Lim Director's Office National Library of the Philippines Samoa Samoa Library Association Singapore Ms. LEE Mei Chen Manager, National Library Office National Library, National Library Board Solomon National Library Service Islands Sri Lanka National Library of Sri Lanka Thailand National Library of Thailand Directorate of Arts & Culture National Timor Leste Library Tuvalu Tuvalu National Library Vietnam Ms. Bui Thi Thuy Head of International Relations National Library of Vietnam.
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