Poster Presentations
IFLA 67th General Conference
Boston, USA
21-22 August 2001

1. The Science and Technology Information Network of the Philippines (ScINET-PHIL) Experience
   ROSIE R. ALMOCERA (Science and Technology Institute, Metro Manilla, Philippines)
2. Development of a Cooperative Resource Sharing Agreement in the Country of Lebanon
   LESLIE ALTER HAGE (Notre Dame University-Louaize, Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon)
3. MINERVA: The Web Preservation Project of the Library of Congress
   CASSY AMMEN (Library of Congress, Washington, USA)
4. TEEAL (The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library): Making a Difference in the Developing World
   MARY ANDERSON OCHS (Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University, Ithaca, USA)
5. ASTM Paper Aging Research Program
   R. BRUCE ARNOLD (R.B. Arnold Associates Inc, West Chester, USA)
6. Books for All: An International Project of IFLA and UNESCO Supporting Children's Libraries in Developing Countries
   LIOBA BETTEN (BOOKS FOR ALL, Munich, Germany)
7. New Models for Reference Service
   KAY ANN CASSELL (New York Public Library, NewYork, USA)
8. Learning Styles of International Students - Effective Tools for Bibliographic Instruction
   CALMER CHATTOO (University at Buffalo Law Library, Buffalo, USA)br
9. International and Comparative Information Services: Issues and Trends Relevant to the Development of a Global Information Society
   MARIA T. CHAVEZ-HERNANDEZ (Florida State University Tallahassee, USA)
10. Find-It! Illinois: Ramp-up to Find-It! America
    ANNE CRAIG (Illinois State Library, Springfield, USA)
11. Distance Education: How Librarians and Library School Education Position Themselves?
    ARIF DAGLI (Tallahassee, USA)
12. The Campaign for America's Libraries@your library
    DEBORAH DAVIS and PATRICIA GLASS SCHUMAN (American Library Association, Chicago, USA)
13. Hand in Hand
    BETSY DIAMANT-COHEN (Enoch Pratt Free Library at Port Discovery, Baltimore, USA),
    CAROL SANDLER (Strong Museum, Rochester, USA) and
    DINA SHERMAN (Brooklyn Children's Museum, Brooklyn, USA)
14. Le développement de l'Afrique par la Promotion de l'Information Technologique: le Centre Régional Africain de Technologie
    BALLA DIOP (Centre Régional Africain de Technology (CRAT), Dakar, Sénégal)
15. Collections Conservation Decision Making is Key
    JEANNE DREWES (Michigan State University Libraries, East Lansing, USA)
16. Information Literacy Education: the Case Study of Escola Politecnica da Universidade de Sao Paulo - Brazil
    ELISABETH A. DUDZIAK, MARIA A. GABRIEL and MARIA CHRISTINA O. VILLELA (Escola Politecnica da USP, Sao Paulo, Brazil)
17. Toy Libraries Contribute to Child Development and Early Learning
    MARIE FAULKNER (Northwood, U.K.)
18. How did you find that?!: The Odyssey of NOAH's Online Genetics Information for Patients
    PATRICIA E. GALLAGHER (New York Academy of Medicine, New York, USA)
19. La Instrucción Bibliográfica para los Estudiantes de Nuevo Ingreso: Como ensenar la Biblioteca a los nuevos Estudiantes y que estos aprendan mientras juegan dentro de la misma
    LUIS MARIO GALLAND ORTIZ (Universidad de las Americas-Puebla, Puebla, Mexico)
20. El Impacto de la Biblioteca Electrónica en el Comportamiento del Investigador y en la Actuación del Profesional de la Información: La Experiencia de la Biblioteca Universitaria Brasilena
    VALERIA dos S. GOUVEIA MARTINS, MARIA ALICE REBELLO DO NASCIMENTO and MONTSERRAT URPI CAMARA (UNICAMP, Sao Paulo, Brazil)
21. Grey Literature in the Health Science Area at the Federal University of Maranhao (UFMA): Research Project
    MARIA DO ROSÁRIO GUIMARAES ALMEIDA (Universidade Federal do Maranhao, Brazil)
22. Electronic Collection Development via NetLibrary
    SUZANNE D. GYESZLY (Policy Sciences & Economics Library Texas. USA)
23. Licensing Information for Librarians in Central and Eastern Europe - CELIP Project
    TUULA HAAVISTO (Central and Eastern European Licensing Information Platform, Helsinki, Finland)
24. NORDINFO: Nordic Council for Scientific Information 25th Anniversary
    SIGRUN KLARA HANNESDOTTIR (NORDINFO, Helsinki, Finland)
25. International Friends of the Alexandria Library
    ALAN HOPKINSON (Middlesex University, London, U.K.)
26. Towards the Construction of Benchmarks for Information Literacy: an Evaluation of Inform. Competence among Graduate Students at the University of Cape Town
    KARIN JAGER and MARY NASSIMBENI (University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, South Africa)
27. RGU.COM - Developing a Virtual Campus for LIS Education from Print Based Distance Learning to Knowledge Management on the Internet
    IAN M. JOHNSON (The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, U.K.)
28. Providing Web Technology Basics to Patrons
    DINA KANABAR (Westford, USA)
29. Bridging the Gap: Experience of the IGNOU in Providing Library Services to the Distance Learners
    UMA KANJILAL and NEELA JAGANNATHAN (Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi, India)
30. An Internet-Based Library Questionnaire Survey: Pros and Cons
    VICTORIA T. KOK, C. EDMONDS and ELEANOR G. GARRISON (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, USA)
31. Virtual Libraries in the New Millenium: an African Prespective
    RANDY EMMANUEL KOMMEY (Volta River Authority, Accra, Ghana)
32. To be announced
    SVETLANA KURMASHEVA (National Library of Kyrgyzstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russian Federation)
33. Principles of Sustainable Design Applied to Library Buildings
    ALEXANDER P. LAMIS (Robert A.M. Stern Architects, New York, USA
34. Strategic and Systematical Development of Competencies and Negotiating Vages/salaries among Danish Librarians
    JESPER LAURSEN (Danish Union of Librarians, Frederiksberg, Denmark)
35. Creation of Electronic Document and Information Supply Association in Russia
    OLGA L. LAVRIK (State Public Library of Scientific and Technical Literature of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, Russian Federation) and
    VICTOR A. GLOUKHOV (Institute on Scientific Information for Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation)
36. MALIBU: Managing the Hybrid Library for the Benefit of Users - Integration, Integration, Integration!
    ANN LEES (The Library King's College, London, UK)
37. Ready for Reference. Online! Anytime!@your library TM
    MARY-CAROL LINDBLOOM (Alliance Library System, Quincy, USA)
38. The Center for Research Libraries: Building International Collections through Cooperation
    BEVERLY P. LYNCH (Center for Research Libraries, Chicago, USA)
39. The Teaching Levels of Reference Service: A Statistical Representation
    PULINE MANAKA and ROUMIANA KATZARKOV (University of California, Irvine, USA)
40. Pacticipative Management and Technological Resources in University Libraries
    RAIMUNDA RAMOS MARINHO (UFMA, Sao Luiz, Brazil)
41. Bridging Library Communities: a Project from Swiss Libraries/Un Lien entre les Bibliothèques du Monde Entier
    DANIELLE MINCIO ((Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire, Lausanne, Switzerland) and DAISY McADAM (Bibliothèque de Faculté des sciences économiques et sociales, Genève, Switzerland)
42. Teaching and Learning Cultural Competency in Medical School: Medical Faculty - Librarian Collaboration
    OBIANUJU MOLLEL (Whitney Medical Library, New Haven USA)
43. Early English Books Online and the EEBO Text Creation Partnership: Creating Searchable Digital Versions of Early English Books
    HILLARY NUNN (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA)
44. When Old Things become new Again: Strategies for Change in Libraries and Archives
    H. INCI ÖNAL (Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey)
45. The Virtual Library as the Finest Tool for the ILL Services: Ten Years Work to Improve the End-user Satisfaction in a Small Country
    MARIE THÉRÈSE PAQUES-LEDENT (Université de Liège, Liège, Belgium)
46. The Renardus Project and the Australian Subject Gateways Forum: Collaboration between Subject Gateways in Europe and Australia
    MARIANNE PEEREBOOM (Royal Library, The Hague, Netherlands)
47. The Bibliographical Citation in Dissertation of Master Degree in PUC CAMP, the year of 1995 and 1999, Exploratory Study in the Area of Librarianship and Information Science
    MARIA FÁTIMA PEREIRA (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
48. Celebrating a New Century that Celebrates Diversity: Positive Language as the Key to Making a Positive Difference in the Knowledge Age
    ELLEN PERLOW (Texas Woman's University, Denton, USA)
49. RECIARIA: Argentine Information Networks
    GRACIELA PERRONE (Reciaria-Biblioteca Nacional de Maestros, Buenos Aires, Argentina)
50. Regional Alliance for Preservation (RAP): A Model Cooperative Network
    VIGILIA RAWNSLEY (Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts, Philadelphia, USA)
51. Desarrollo de un Sistema de Información Hipermedial para el Acceso a Legislación
    JESÚS ROBLEDANO ARILLO (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Madrid, Spain)
52. CLS Online: Come Join the Fun!
    THERESA A. ROSS EMBREY (Chicago Library System, Chicago, USA)
53. Aging and Verbal Creativity
    ODD SAETRE (Flaktveit, Norway)
54. Metadatos para Imágenes en Internet
    SAMIRA SAMBAINO (Montevideo, Uruguay)
55. Advancement of Librarianship Programme
    BIRGITTA SANDELL (ALP Office, Uppsala, Sweden)
56. ALA's Sister Library Program - Promoting a Global Community of Libraries in this Knowledge Age
    MARY A. SHERMAN (Pioneer Library System, Norman, USA)
57. Developing Intellectual Property Policy for Digital Library (from the reference librarian's perspective)
    TANYA SHKOLNIKOV (HSC Library, Suny at Stony Brook, USA)
58. Por que lo hacemos asi?
    ANN MONTGOMERY SMITH (University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, North Dartmouth, USA)
59. Multimedia Database of Engineering Documents
    ATUL Kumar SRIVASTAVA and Pankaj Srivastava (Technical Business Group Library Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, Mumbai, India)
60. Providing Consumer Health Information to Asian Americans - A Collaborative Model
    MARSHA SULLIVAN and DEBORAH HALSTED (Houston Academy of Medicine, Houston, USA)
61. Serving Multi-Type Librarians in the World's the most Devise City - Metropolitan New York Library Council's Practice
    XUEMAO WANG and DOTTIE HIEBING (METRO, New York, USA)
62. Inform the World Volunteers: Advocates for Sustainable Rural Library Development
    LAURA WENDELL (World Library Partnership, Bahama, USA)
63. Translated Children's Books from other Languages into English: A Study of Outstanding Books in the USA, 1990 - 2000
    MAUREEN WHITE and NANCY BLUEMEL (University of Houston-Clear Lake, Abilene, USA)
64. Library of the Future in a Web-based Internet Environment
    YANG ZHIPING and ARTHUR W. HAFNER (Chengdu Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chengdu, China Seton Hall University, South Orange, USA)
65. The Pilot of the Latvian Cultural School under the EC Leonardo da Vinci Programme "Public Library Management and new Information Technologies"
    AUSMA ZOLDNERE (Latvijas Kulturas Skola, Riga, Latvija)
66. Slovenian National Library has finished its Retrospective Conversion
    MAJA ZUMER (National and University Library, Ljubljana, Slovenia)