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Program

Tuesday, 1st February 2011
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Wednesday, 2nd February 2011
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Thursday, 3rd February 2011
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All Three Days

	Tuesday, 1st February 2011
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0730 - 0900	FIRST TIMERS BREAKFAST
0900 - 0910	WELCOME TO COUNTRY
0910 - 0915	OFFICIAL OPENING
0915 - 1030	KEYNOTE ADDRESS
1030 - 1100	MORNING TEA
1100 - 1225	SESSION A: I still haven't found what I'm looking for	SESSION B: Engaging Information	SESSION C: Oils ain't oils
1100 - 1125	A1: Culture Shock: Librarians' Response to Web Scale Search Constance Wiebrands, David Howard, Edith Cowan University Library [ Paper \| Pres ]	B1: A History of Aboriginal Sydney... digitally delivering the past to the present Suzana Sukovic, Peter Read, University of Sydney [ Paper \| Pres ]	C1: Why Popeye is still right Janet Fletcher, University of New South Wales [ Paper \| Pres ]
1130 - 1155	A2: MyLanguage: expanding the possibilities of community web content Oriana Acevedo, State Library of New South Wales, Brendan Fitzgerald, State Library of Victoria- Vicnet [ Paper \| Pres ]	B2: Getting research data 'out there': Collaborative solutions to identifying, describing and making research data more visible Craig Milne, Ellen Thompson, Lance De Vine, Queensland University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]	C2: Information literacy for ubiquitous learning Sophie McDonald, Jemima McDonald, University of Technology Sydney Library [ Paper \| Pres ]
1200 - 1225	A3: From 'I hate it' to 'it's my new best friend!' : Making heads or tails of client feedback to improve our new Quick Find discovery service Cathy Slaven, Barb Ewers, Jessie Donaghey, Kurt Vollmerhause, Queensland University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]	B3: Applying the 'Airbus A380 Principle' to client-focused library portal development Claudia Davies, David Bratchford, Legal Aid Queensland [ Paper \| Pres ]	C3: The War of the Words - Searching for Consensus to Navigate Corporate Content Hazel Bowley, Cybersearch 2 Pty Ltd [ Paper \| Pres ]
1230 - 1400	LUNCH AND EXHIBITION VIEWING
1400 - 1440	KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Information in the Internet Age Iarla Flynn
1440 - 1535	SESSION A: Creating the future of description & access	SESSION B: It's all in the detail	SESSION C: Wide open spaces
1440 - 1505	A4: The actual importance of RDA elements in supporting key user tasks Philip Hider, Ying-Hsang Liu, Charles Sturt University [ Paper \| Pres ]	B4: Metadata for the Uninterested Irvin Flack, Bailey Evan, Centre for Learning Innovation, NSW Department of Education and Training [ Paper \| Pres ]	C4: All Hat; No Cattle Bruce Heterick Ithaka (JSTOR) [ Paper \| Pres ]
1510 - 1535	A5: Reuse, recycle, reinvent.. new ways to use library data Anna Raunik, State Library of Queensland [ Paper \| Pres ]	B5: Creating Metadata and Profiling Constructs for Electronic books, journals and articles: Applying Approval Methodologies in the Electronic Environment Stephen Pugh, Oranjarra Partners [ Paper \| Pres ]	C5: Re-thinking the school library space Andrew Finegan, Princes Hill Secondary College [ Paper \| Pres ]
1535 - 1600	AFTERNOON TEA
1600 - 1645	KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Find & Get Chris Winter Download Keynote References
1650 - 1745	SESSION A: The needle in the haystack	SESSION B: Small is beautiful	SESSION C: Come to order
1650 - 1715	A6: Find and get in trove: making 'getting better'. Rose Holley, Kent Fitch, National Library of Australia [ Paper \| Pres ]	B6: How to write a paper in 140 characters or less: Social media for professional development Naomi Doessel, Griffith University, Kate Freedman, La Trobe University [ Paper \| Pres ]	C6: Flexible, customisable and good looking: multiple uses for Word press MU in two Australian Libraries Kathryn Greenhill, Curtin University. Sue Cook, CSIRO [ Paper \| Pres ]
1720 - 1745	A7: Managing Digital Assets into the future. The Australian War Memorial's new Digital Asset Management System Robyn Van Dyk, Australian War Memorial [ Paper \| Pres ]	B7: Little changes, big improvements. Lisa Miller, Gold Coast City Council [ Paper \| Pres ]	C7: Bringing order to chaos: Using an Enterprise Classification Scheme to Restructure a Shared Drive Sally Newton, The University of Melbourne [ Paper \| Pres ]
1800 - 2000	WELCOME COCKTAIL PARTY

	Wednesday, 2nd February 2011
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0900 - 0950	INTRO/KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Ebooks and the Future of Publishing Michael Mace
0950 - 1020	MORNING TEA
1020 - 1215	SESSION A: Pandora's box	SESSION B: Unknown knowns	SESSION C: The next wave
1020 - 1045	A8: Clash of the Paradigms...busting 'em in the 21st Century Garry Conroy Cooper, LINC Tasmania [ Paper \| Pres ]	B8: Library space - Living space. Alexander Sussman, City of Ryde. Steve Richards [ Paper \| Pres ]	C8: Delivering Knowledge & Information Solutions in an FMCG Environment Melinda Stewart, George Western Foods [ Paper \| Pres ]
1050 - 1115	A9: What's in the box? How the science library is challenging tradition at UWA Carmel O'Sullivan, Jill Benn, University of Western Australia [ Paper \| Pres ]	B9: Rights at work - a case study in building a rights management system Ingrid Finnane, Carmel McInerny, Linda Groom, National Library of Australia [ Paper \| Pres ]	C9: Revolutionising digital content ingest: building a newspaper clippings collection using practical automation to assist with selection and classifi cation Judy Hutchinson, Roxanne Missingham, Information Access Branch, Parliamentary Library, Philip Anderson, SAIC Pty. Ltd. [ Paper \| Pres ]
1120 - 1145	A10: Library Spaces: New Places of Invention Annie Talvé, Make Stuff Happen [ Paper \| Pres ]	B10: Crawling to the 21st Century Jan Titcombe, Royal United Services Institute of New South Wales [ Paper \| Pres ]	C10: Australian local studies libraries and the participatory web Simone Wise, Queensland University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]
1150 - 1230	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS
1230 - 1345	LUNCH AND EXHIBITION VIEWING
1345 - 1430	KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Mobile, social, digital collections Sebastian Chan
1435 - 1600	SESSION A: 21st century spaces and places	SESSION B: EvaluateIT!	SESSION C: Mapping the future
1435 - 1500	A11: Heritage Distillation: Evolving from the Library to the Museum of the Book Kim Scott, Montana State University [ Paper \| Pres ]	B11: Customer Service Excellence in the Self-Service Library Shaun Brady, SirsiDynix [ Paper \| Pres ]	C11: Your Library's future is non-linear: methodologies to imagine your preferred paths Steve O'Connor, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University [ Paper \| Pres ]
1505 - 1530	A12: Online space displacing physical space in libraries; the impact of online use on the transformation of library design Janine Schmidt, Mukurta Consulting Gulcin Cribb, Ozyegin University [ Paper \| Pres ]	B12: Evaluating web 2.0 tools Ellen Forsyth, Leanne Perry, State Library of NSW [ Paper \| Pres ]	C12: Navigating the Legal Minefield of Web 2.0 Anne Fitzgerald, QUT Law Faculty [ Paper \| Pres ]
1535 - 1600	A13: Vital statistics: benchmarking in the 21st century library Margaret Pembroke, Southern Cross University [ Paper \| Pres ]	B13: Student Engagement and Retention: What Does Library Use Tell Us? Jayanthi Joseph, Gaby Haddow, Curtin University Library [ Paper \| Pres ]	C13: New spaces - Queensland and The Edge Rory McLeod, State Library of Queensland [ Paper \| Pres ]
1600 - 1730	AFTERNOON TEA - FREE TIME FOR EXHIBITION VENDOR PRESENTATIONS	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS
1800 - 1830	Pre Dinner Drinks
1830 - 2300	CONFERENCE DINNER

	Thursday, 3rd February 2011
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0900 - 0950	KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Digital Libraries: The Phoenix Rising from the Ashes Sarah Houghton - Jan
0950 - 1020	MORNING TEA
1020 - 1145	SESSION A: Evolution revolution	SESSION B: Talking 'bout my generation	SESSION C: You can teach an old dog new tricks
1020 - 1045	A14: Re-imagining Libraries: Delivering services in a digital world Wendy Quihampton, National & State Libraries Australasia [ Paper \| Pres ]	B14: Location, location, location! Meeting students where they seek information Michelle Liu, Marie-Thérèse Barbaux, The University of Sydney [ Paper \| Pres ]	C14: Preparing library staff for research support services at QUT Martin Borchert, Paula Callan, Queensland University of Technology Library [ Paper \| Pres ]
1050 - 1115	A15: Librarians for the real world Kate Davis Queensland University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]	B15: Learn to Play the Game - Play the Game to Learn David Di Muro, University of New South Wales [ Paper \| Pres ]	C15: Professional development and peer mentoring for new library graduates Anne Lahey, James Cook University [ Paper \| Pres ]
1120 - 1145	A16: Delivering library services in a technology - and security - constrained Environment Amanda Magnussen, IP Australia Library [ Paper \| Pres ]	B16: Not another Library class! Information skills for web generation students Su Hanfling, Rebecca Goldsworthy, Gaith Bader, University of Sydney [ Paper \| Pres ]	C16: Leadership trajectory: Did the Aurora Leadership Institute make a difference? Kim Tairi, Swinburne University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]
1150 - 1300	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS	VENDOR PRESENTATIONS
1300 - 1400	LUNCH AND EXHIBITION VIEWING
1400 - 1525	SESSION A: Into the deep end	SESSION B: If we build it, will they find it?	SESSION C: Games people play
1400 - 1425	A17: Sink or Swim: The Water Corporation Library's experiences from diving into E-Services Emma Taylor, Water Corporation of Western Australia [ Paper \| Pres ]	B17: Learning to freely share: mandates and open access Mary Anne Kennan, Charles Sturt University [ Paper \| Pres ]	C17: Aus-e-Stage Navigating Networks: Visualizing Artistic Networks in the Performing Arts Liz Milford, Jonathan Bollen, Corey Wallis, Jenny Fewster, Flinders University [ Paper \| Pres ]
1430 - 1455	A18: Playing with readers: online games and their potential for reference and readers advisory services in public libraries Ellen Forsyth, State Library of NSW [ Paper \| Pres ]	B18: Partnering for publication: the library, the bookshop, DA-direct and the custom book centre at University of Melbourne Jenny Ellis, University of Melbourne Graeme Connelly, University Melbourne Bookshops Simon Strong, Custom Book Centre [ Paper \| Pres ]	C18: Fiction with a twist: E-Literacy in action Lizzie Chase, Deborah Abela, John Larkin, Carl Leonard, Victor Davidson, School Libraries and Information Literacy Unit, NSW, DET [ Paper \| Pres ]
1500 - 1525	A19: Revolutionising the library OPAC Christine Mackenzie, Yarra Plenty Regional Library [ Paper \| Pres ]	B19: Building the USQ Arts Repository Duncan Dickinson, Peter Sefton, Chris Lee, Alison Hunter, University of Southern Queensland [ Paper \| Pres ]	C19: Integrated Literacies: Every online player wins a prize Judith Peacock, Queensland University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]
1530 - 1600	AFTERNOON TEA
1600 - 1700	SESSION A: Reality Check	SESSION B: Out in the ether	SESSION C: Where can you get it?
1600 - 1625	A20: Does participation equate to engagement? Linda Barron, State Library of Queensland [ Paper \| Pres ]	B20: Using smartphones in health - what are the implications for library resources? Gillian Wood, Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service, Julia Philips, Royal North Shore Hospital [ Paper \| Pres ]	C20: Support for gold open access publishing strategies at QUT Martin Borchert, Colleen Cleary, Queensland University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]
1630 - 1655	A21: Ebook readers: separating the hype from reality Ann Huthwaite, Alex McClintock, Brendan Sinnamon, Peter Sondergeld, Queensland University of Technology [ Paper \| Pres ]	B21: Reference through time and (cyber) space: implementing a nationwide public library network 'live' chat service Aaron Tan, National Library Board, Singapore [ Paper \| Pres ]	C21: Can they find it? Yes they can (maybe): Results of a materials availability survey Dana McKay, Gary Hardy, Swinburne University of Technology Library [ Paper \| Pres ]
1700 - 1750	PANEL DISCUSSION:
1750 - 1800	CONFERENCE CLOSE
1800 - 1900	FAREWELL DRINKS

Program

Tuesday, 1st February 2011

MORNING TEA

SESSION A:

I still haven't found what I'm looking for

SESSION B:

Engaging Information

SESSION C:

Oils ain't oils

LUNCH AND EXHIBITION VIEWING

Information in the Internet Age

Iarla Flynn

SESSION A:

Creating the future of description & access

SESSION B:

It's all in the detail

SESSION C:

Wide open spaces

AFTERNOON TEA

Find & Get

Chris Winter

SESSION A:

The needle in the haystack

SESSION B:

Small is beautiful

SESSION C:

Come to order

WELCOME COCKTAIL PARTY

Wednesday, 2nd February 2011

Ebooks and the Future of Publishing

Michael Mace

MORNING TEA

SESSION A:

Pandora's box

SESSION B:

Unknown knowns

SESSION C:

The next wave

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

LUNCH AND EXHIBITION VIEWING

Mobile, social, digital collections

Sebastian Chan

SESSION A:

21st century spaces and places

SESSION B:

EvaluateIT!

SESSION C:

Mapping the future

AFTERNOON TEA -

FREE TIME FOR EXHIBITION

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

Pre Dinner Drinks

CONFERENCE DINNER

Thursday, 3rd February 2011

Digital Libraries: The Phoenix Rising from the Ashes

Sarah Houghton - Jan

MORNING TEA

SESSION A:

Evolution revolution

SESSION B:

Talking 'bout my generation

SESSION C:

You can teach an old dog new tricks

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

LUNCH AND EXHIBITION VIEWING

SESSION A:

Into the deep end

SESSION B:

If we build it, will they find it?

SESSION C:

Games people play

AFTERNOON TEA

SESSION A:

Reality Check