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DAY 1 Tuesday 24 October 2000 THE ENVIRONMENT – THE FUTURE
** at the start of a session indicates a separate session

TIME	THE SOCIETAL CONTEXT	THE LEGAL CONTEXT	THE LEARNING CONTEXT	THE TECHNOLOGICAL CONTEXT
9.00-10.00	Keynote Address The Environment the future Speaker: Dr Paul Twomey of Argo P@cific
10.00-10.30	Morning tea/Exhibition
10.30–12.30	The 21^st C information environment Dr Rod Badger Dr Jerry Everard Ms Jan Fullerton 2	Intellectual property – setting the scene for the 21stC Peter Ford Sir Anthony Mason Tom Cochrane Privacy aspects Jack Waterford Catherine Riordan 7	Trends in the learning environment Globalisation of the information economy Prof Ron Johnston New educational paradigms: modes of education in the 21^st Century Prof Don Aitkin Life long learning Dr Bill Donovan Craig Anderson Maureen Kahlert 11	Views of the technological future Infrastructure and convergence issues Geoff Huston Stewart Fist IT developments and the information future Rob Durie Inter-operability and IT linkages Dr Renato Iannella 14
12.30-2.00	Lunch/Exhibition	Lunch/Exhibition	Lunch/Exhibition	Lunch/Exhibition

DAY 1 THE ENVIROMENT – THE FUTURE

TIME	THE SOCIETAL CONTEXT	THE LEGAL CONTEXT	THE LEARNING CONTEXT	THE TECHNOLOGICAL CONTEXT
2.00-3.00	The impact of change of information access on society Sue Boaden 3	Intellectual Property – access and protection Philip Blackwell Alex Byrne Eve Woodberry 8	Flexible learning developments Janice Rickards Dr Chris Trevitt 12	Public libraries in a wired world Chris Batt 15
3.00-3.30	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition
3.30-5.30 NB ** indicates separate session	The impact of change on library environments: University/research libraries Helen Hayes Maxine Brodie Philip Kent Mike Ridley 4 Public libraries June Garcia Frances Awcock Margaret Butterworth Kay Poustie 5 **Special libraries See the impact of change by visiting ACT special libraries –ABS AFFA AGSO CSIRO AHAC see Tours list for details 6	Intellectual property – access and protection Consumer rights Dawn Casey Charles Britton Libby Gleeson David Emery Nick Smith 9 ** Censorship in public libraries Elizabeth Handsley Richard Holt / Deidre Pellizzer Ann K. Symons Derek Whitehead 10	The library perspective on information literacy Nikki Kallenberger Anne Horn Anne Girolami Kris Johnstone / Sandra Ryan Marilyn Steven Karen Visser 13	Library services for a networked environment Neil McLean Digital libraries Dr Warwick Cathro Brewster Kahle 16
5.30	Close	Close	Close	Close

DAY 2 Wednesday 25 October 2000 CONSUMER NEEDS

TIME	KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT	CONTENT	ACCESS TO SERVICE	TECHNOLOGY
9.00-10.00	Keynote address Understanding and providing for consumer needs Dr Brian Hawkins 17
10.00-10.30	Morning Tea/Exhibition	Morning Tea/Exhibition	Morning Tea/Exhibition	Morning Tea/Exhibition
10.30-12.30	Knowledge management theory and technology Jo Bryson Christine Johnston Knowledge management skills and knowledge literacy Ted Briggs/Dale Chatwin Karen Bishop Kathryn Dan 18	Content for consumers Prof Trevor Barr Sheridan Roberts Ian Webster 21	Access by communities Richard Vincent Kathleen Bresnahan / Chris Burns Robert Knight Dr Kirsty Williamson Bruce Maguire 25	Consumer needs in the information society Tom Worthington Dr Roger Clarke Oliver Freeman 28
12.30-2.00	Lunch/Exhibition	Lunch/Exhibition	Lunch/Exhibition	Lunch/Exhibition

DAY 2 Wednesday 25 October 20000 CONSUMER NEEDS

2.00-3.00	KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT	CONTENT	ACCESS TO SERVICE	TECHNOLOGY
	Knowledge management- blending the ingredients Cedric Israelsohn 19	The market for information Victoria Richardson 22	Ensuring effective access to library services Dr José-Marie Griffiths Donald W King 6	The information needs in the consumer society – a technological basis Jay Jordan Senator Kate Lundy 29
3.00-3.30	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition	Afternoon Tea/Exhibition
3.30-5.30	Knowledge management a practical interactive panel - incorporating speakers from the morning KM sessions (3.30-5.00pm) 20	Content for the future Jenny Morawska-Ahearn Dr Jeremy Shearmur Prof Edward Lim Indigenous content Helena Gulash Multicultural content Andrew Cunningham 23	Customer services Sabine Robertson / Shirley Sullivan Janine Schmidt Steve O’Connor Mike Middleton Censorship- Tom Cochrane 27	Current interface uses Helen Hasan Tony Barry Geoff Payne Tim Noonan 30
4.30-5.30 ** indicates separate session	** Electronic publishing in the 21^st Century Donald W King Deb DeBruijn 24
5.30 Close	Close	Close	Close	Close

DAY 3 THURSDAY 26 OCTOBER PROVIDER ROLES

TIME	THE INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL	VALUE, PERFORMANCE AND RELEVANCE	THE CREATORS	TECHNOLOGY
9.00-10.00	Keynote Address The information professions:serving information creators and users Prof José-Marie Griffiths 31
10.00-10.30	Morning Tea/Exhibition	Morning Tea/Exhibition	Morning Tea/Exhibition	Morning Tea/Exhibition
10.30-12.30	The library and information profession in the future - different routes Margie Anderson Phillipa Fasham Robert Tucker - the educators Assoc Prof Ross Todd - the Aurora graduates Richard Sayers Aileen Weir Spencer Lilley 32	Measuring the value and performance of information providers Jo Bryson Therese Lake / Kerrie Burgess Felicity McGregor Prue Mercer Moyra McAllister 34	Creators and publishers Dr Paul Turnbull Rick Johnson Stephen Matthews Paul Hetherington Peter Donoughue 36	Standards, permanence and resource discovery Anne Robertson Debbie Campbell Sally-Anne Leigh Roxanne Missingham Belinda Weaver 38
12.30-2.00

DAY 3 THURSDAY 26 OCTOBER PROVIDER ROLES

2.00-3.30	THE INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL	VALUE, PERFORMANCE AND RELEVANCE	CREATORS	TECHNOLOGY
	Keeping up to date: librarians and the future Georgina Cane/Leonie Blair Jan Kaye Anne Galligan Graeme Johanson Conference Summary: Education and practice for the future Mike Middleton Associate Prof Ross Todd 33	Library industry statistics for the 21stC Alan Bundy Ainslie Dewe Jennefer Nicholson Conference Summary: Consumer needs and user services Gaynor Austen Craig Anderson 35	Authors and libraries – a symbiotic relationship Marion Halligan Sophie Masson Prof Hank Nelson 37	Globalisation of library services and suppliers. Andrew Wells Steven Hall Conference Summary: Technology Ian McCallum 39
33.30-4.00	Information in the 21stCentury: A heretical view - Special Guest Speaker: James O'Loghlin 40
4.00-4.30	Closing ceremony
4.30	Close

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