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Academic and Research Libraries Section
Conference Papers
2002-2007
2007: Durban, South Africa
Theme: Find a mentor: an opportunity to network and to learn from colleagues
- Overview and explanation of mentoring
SUE McKNIGHT (Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, United Kingdom)
Theme: Libraries in the spotlight: promotion and marketing strategies
- Go and get visible: live communication for libraries
KLAUS CEYNOWA (Bavarian State Library, Munich, Germany)
- Beyond promotion: audience development by the National Library of Singapore
GENE TAN and ICAAC TEO (National Library of Singapore, Singapore)
- Marketing strategies for visibility and indispensibility
LINDA ASHCROFT (Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, UK)
Theme: Conduits for transformation: incorporating multimodal instruction and learning into information literacy
- Knowledge-enhancing Helix: Herausbildung und Entwicklung von Informations- und Medienkompetenz durch systemgestütztes kollaboratives Arbeiten in der universitären Ausbildung. Eine Fallstudie.
NADJA BÖLLER, JOSEF HERGET and SONJA HIERL (Swiss Institute for Information Research, Chur, Switzerland)
- Building a Virtual Learning Commons: What do YOU want to do?
BETTY BRAAKSMA, KATHY DREWES, GEORGE SIEMENS and PETER TITTENBERGER (University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)
- Second Life Machinima for Libraries: the intersection of instruction, outreach and marketing in a virtual world
BERNADETTE DALY SWANSON (University of California, Davis, USA)
- The Reflective Online Searching Skills (ROSS) Environment: embedding information literacy into student learning through an online environment.
HELEN PARTRIDGE (Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia)
- Are you FIT for FILE?
SUSIE ANDRETTA (London Metropolitan University, London, UK)
- Podcasting for Information Literacy
REGINA LEE ROBERTS (Stanford University, Stanford, USA)
- Developing IT-Based teaching materials to enhance information skills and knowledge awareness among students
IDA FAJAR PRIYANTO (Gadjah Mada University Library, Yogyakarta, Indonesia)
2006: Seoul, Korea
Theme: The role of academic libraries in online and blended learning and teaching
- Tools for information literacy
BETTY BRAAKSMA, CHERYL McLEAN and PETER TITTENBERGER (University of Manitoba Libraries, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)
- Les Bibliothèques Universitaires du Sud: De la virtualité à la réalité
AHMED KSIBI(University of Manouba, Manouba Campus, Tunisia)
- The role of the librarian in online learning: learning resource centres in Vietnam
MYLY NGUYEN (RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia)
- Partnering for student learning: the university library information commons
BOB FERNEKES (Georgia Southern University, Statesboro (GA), USA)
Theme: Institutional Repositories: policies, implementation issues, an overview of the technologies
- The repository movement: advancing from institutional portal to institutional commons to institutional enterprise
JAMES NEAL (Columbia University, New York, USA)
- Institutional repositories and stewardship in an historical and ethical context
WALLACE KOEHLER (Valdosta State University, Valdosta (GA), USA)
- Directories of international repositories: research results and recommendations
KATE OLIVER and ROBERT SWAIN (John Hopkins University, USA)
- A national framework supporting local creation: New Zealand's institutional repository story
PENNY CARNABY (National Library of New Zealand, New Zealand)
- Open access, institutional repositories and the digitization of cultures
JEAN-CLAUDE GUEDON (Montreal University, Montreal, Canada)
- The role of a national library in supporting research information infrastructure
WARWICK CATHRO (National Library of Australia, Canberra, Australia)
- Institutional repositories: a review of content recruitment strategies
TIMOTHY MARK and KATHLEEN SHEARER (CARL, Ottawa, Canada)
2005: Oslo, Norway
Theme: Quality in the institutional environment
- Excellence and quality in Andalusia University library system
CARMEN BAENA DÍAZ (University of Pablo de Olavide Library), MIGUEL DUARTE BARRIONUEVO and AURORA MÁRQUEZ PÉREZ (University of Cádiz Library), JOSÉ JUAN MORENO MARTÍNEZ (University or Almeria Library) and GREGORIO GARCÍA RECHE (University of Malaga Library, Spain)
- Developing an quality service strategy
BRIAN HARLAN (University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA)
- Managing quality in a national library: the case of the National Central Library of Florence, Italy
ANTONIA IDA FONTANA and ALLESSANDRO SARDELLI (The National Central Library of Florence, Florence, Italy)
- Improving the quality of university libraries through citation mining and analysis using two new dissertation bibliometric assessment tools
JOHANNA TUÑÓN (Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, USA) and BRUCE BRYDGES (Nova Southeastern University, North Miami Beach, USA)
- Evaluation of public libraries in Gyeonggi Province, Korea
CHUL-WAN KWAK (Kangnam University, Yongin, Korea)
- Quality of academic libraries - funding bodies, librarians and users perspective: a common project of Polish research libraries on comparable measures
LIDIA DERFERT-WOLF (University of Technology and Agriculture in Bydgoszcz, Bydgoszcz, Poland), MAREK M. GÓRSKI and MARZENA MARCINEK (Cracow University of Technology, Cracow, Poland)
- Human resource development: impacting on all four perspectives of the Balance Scorecard
GULCIN CRIBB (Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia)
Theme: Course Management Systems and Library Information Systems: Issues of Interoperability
- The convergence of CMS and the Digital Library: can it happen?
KENNETH E. DOWLIN (San Jose State University, School of Library and Information Science, San Jose, USA)
- There be Dragons: course management systems and library systems at SFU Library and the BC Campus
LYNN COPELAND (Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada)
- Interoperability is the answer: a case study
LOURDES FERIA (University of Colima, Colima, Mexico)
- Pursuing the vision: adopting and integrating OAI initiatives at Yale
EMILY HORNING and KALEE SPRAGUE (Yale University, New Haven, USA)
2004: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Theme: E-Thesis and scholarly communication
- E-Thesis and electronic publishing: a strategic position for university libraries
JEAN-CLAUDE GUEDON (Université de Montreal, Montreal, Canada)
- Cyber theses: technical options of the project
JEAN-PAUL DUCASSE (Université de Lyon2, Lyon, France)
- Cyber theses: organizing a network in Chile and throughout Latin America
GABRIELA ORTÚZAR (Sistema de Servicios de Informacion y Bibliotecas, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile)
- DSpace as an open archival information system for university libraries
MACKENZIE SMITH (MIT, Boston, USA)
- ALF@NED, a new way of offering services to the scholarly community
MARTIN BOSSENBROEK (Koninklijke Bibliotheek, The Hague, Netherlands)
Theme: Cost of Information Access
2003: Berlin, Germany
Theme: The International Information Literacy Certificate: challenges for the profession
Theme: Gifts, Book Donations and Collection Development
2002: Glasgow, Scotland
Theme: The role of the University Library in promoting Democracy and Diversity
- Promoting diversity and democracy in new democratic societies- the Unisa experience
Fomento de la diversidad y la democracia en las nuevas sociedades democráticas: la experiencia de Unisa
JENNY RAUBENHEIMER (University of South Africa Library, Pretoria, South Africa)
- The role of university libraries in Latin America in the promotion of democracy and diversity
SUELI DO AMARAL (Universidade de Brasilia, Brasil) and ADOLFO RODRÍGUEZ (Universidad Autonoma de México, Mexico)
- Open Access Archives: from Scientific Plutocracy to the Republic of Science
JEAN-CLAUDE GUEDON, Universite de Montreal
- A Vision of Tomorrow's Reality, presentation
FREDERICK J. FRIEND, Director Scholarly Communication, University College London
- The publication/copyright distinction and its strategic implications for the successful implementation of Open Access Archives
JEAN-CLAUDE GUEDON, Universite de Montreal
- How to Evaluate and Measure the Impact of the Library's Collection on the Learning Outcome?
A. ANNELI AHTOLA, Tampere University Library
- Managing cultural change: the challenge of merging library services,
curriculum development and academic professional development
Gestión del cambio cultural: el reto de la fusión de los servicios bibliotecarios, el desarrollo de los planes de estudios y la formación continua
SUE MCKNIGHT, Deakin University, Australia
- (Tools for keeping staff and managers in tune with users and colleagues)
Quelques outils pour gérer les conflits internes en bibliothèque
Algunas herramientas para gestionar los conflictos internos en la biblioteca
MARIELLA DE MIRIBEL (Universite de Paris, Paris, France
- Changing expectations: the views of a manager and a staff member
TOM WILDING and SARAH JONES, the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries.
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