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http://www.mb.vu.lt06.00FEBRUARY 201115 tuesday07.0008.0009.0010.0011.0012.0013.0014.0015.0016.0017.0018.0019.0020.0021.0022.0023.00Oriental Studies Reading RoomA new reading room – The Oriental Studies ReadingRoom – was opened on February 15 at Vilnius UniversityLibrary. The new reading room is situated in thehighest floor of the library, in the area that has not beenused for a long time and is highly interesting from anarchitectural point of view.The refurbished area – reconstructed according tothe project of the architect Gintaras Pamerneckis – implementsthe concept of a reading room devoted tothe studies of Oriental languages, history, and culture.Therefore, this reading room is filled with mystery,it emanates tranquility. Up-to-date, functional interioris in line with the cosy atmosphere of a private library,certain details help to accentuate spectacular views ofthe old town seen through the windows of the readingroom.Newly opened Oriental Studies Reading Room shelvesin the open stacks the collection of Vilnius UniversityCentre of Oriental Studies. The reading room is thelargest research library in Lithuania and Baltic countriesdevoted to the Oriental studies.The Oriental Studies Reading Room is the third subdivisionlibrary which was integrated to the main libraryof Vilnius University. The main library has already integratedthe Philosophy and Philology Reading Rooms.The new reading room gave one more opportunity toimplement ideas of interdisciplinary studies. It becameone more place for research, discovery and creation.The reading room consists of five areas of varioussize, it has 17 work places, six of which are equippedwith computers. The reading room also has severalareas with settees and tea tables specifically designedfor recreation and informal communication. The OrientalStudies Reading Room is to be the quietest readingroom in the library intended for undisturbed, long-lastingresearch work.24.0001.0002.0003.0004.0005.00Opening of Oriental Studies Reading Room: Ambassador of the People’s Republicof China Tong Mingtao (first on the left)4 http://www.mb.vu.lt
06.00january 20113 mondayhttp://www.mb.vu.lt07.00Meeting of project partners at the library08.0009.0010.0011.0012.0013.0014.0015.0016.0017.0018.0019.0020.0021.00Vilnius University Library is a new partner of the projectSince January 2011 VU Library has been confirmed as a partner in the project“DigCurV” (Digital Curator Vocational Education Europe project) financed byLeonardo Da Vinci Programme. This project aims to establish and develop acurriculum framework for vocational training of specialists working in the fieldof digital collection management.“DigCurV” is striving to survey training needs in the cultural heritage sectorand improve the availability of vocational training for digital curators in thelibrary, archive, museum and cultural heritage sectors. The cultural heritagesectors need to develop new skills that are essential for the long-term managementof digital collection.“DigCurV” brings together organisations from Europe, Canada and the USAwith a strong track record of international work in the field of digital librariesand digital preservation.Partners of the project: Vilnius University Library (Lithuania), The Universityof Toronto (Canada), Fondazione Rinascimento Digitale (Digital RenaissanceFoundation, Italy), Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Stiftung ÖffentlichenRechts (Goettingen State and University Library, Germany), University ofGlasgow (the United Kingdom), MDR partners (the United Kingdom) and TrinityCollege Dublin, Ireland.22.0023.0024.0001.0002.0003.0004.0005.00The Digital Continuity Team of Archives New Zealand playing the DigCurV gameCURATEhttp://www.mb.vu.lt5
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