22/05/2026
在首爾及周邊參訪兩天後，進入Next Library Satellite Seoul第三天，打書釘成員與其他圖書館同仁繼續對話。
我們的共同創辦人黎穎詩博士與來自八個城市的圖書館員聚首一堂，講述圖書館如何運作、創新、連結社群，以及面對挑戰。打書釘的講題為「Expanding the Horizons: A Library Goes Beyond its Four Walls」，內容涵蓋了圖書館的使命與願景，以及各項計劃。
與其他館員交流，讓我們得以學習不同的經驗。例如加拿大溫哥華的KPU Library如何為原住民資料設計分類系統、德國紐倫堡市立圖書館如何建立共融的音樂圖書館、英國的圖書館網絡如何推動館內外的綠化，以及柏林的社區圖書館如何透過外展計劃，與年輕人建立連結。
分享會充滿啟發，展現了Ignite Talks的精神，讓我們深刻感受到圖書館在各種文化與社群中所能發揮的力量。
After spending two days visiting cultural spaces in and around Seoul, our third day at Next Library Satellite Seoul has officially begun, with Nose in the Books continuing conversations with fellow librarians from around the world.
Our co-founder, Dr. Chloe Lai, shared the stage with librarians from eight other cities to discuss how libraries operate, innovate, engage communities, and overcome challenges. Titled “Expanding the Horizons: A Library Goes Beyond its Four Walls,” the talk covered our mission and vision, as well as our various programmes.
Exchanging ideas with these fellow librarians allowed us to learn from their diverse experiences. For example, how the Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) Library in Vancouver, Canada, designs a classification scheme for its Indigenous collection; how the City Library in Nuremberg, Germany, endeavours to create an inclusive music library; how UK library networks promote greening in and around libraries; and how the Blueberry in Berlin, Germany, connects with young people through its outreach programmes.
The sharing was inspirational and truly lived up to the spirit of “Ignite Talks,” serving as a powerful testament to the impact libraries can have across cultures and communities.
