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Concurrent Sessions
Monday 12th September 2005 – Inform Strand
3.45pm – 4.15pm
| Presenter | Title | Bednarek, A
Lincoln University
| Library Classification and Biculturalism in New Zealand | Coolbear, K
Know Where Consulting
| Developing a Knowledge Management Strategy | Gaskin, K B
Stears, J H
Wellington City Libraries
| Up, up and away! – The way to super suburban library | Herring, J
Charles Sturt University
McMaster E
Mount Maunganui Public Library
| Internet training for public library staff in New Zealand plus an overview of a UK training project
| Le Dayn, D
Library Consortium of New Zealand
| What’s Next? Project lifecycle for digital collections | Nairn, A
Szekely, C
Manukau City Libraries
| Building the case for RFID – navigating the RFID Jungle | Read, M
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
| RFPs: A necessary evil or indispensable tool |
Tuesday 13 September 2005 – Connect Strand
1.00pm – 1.30pm
Presenter
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| Fletcher, B
Rodney Libraries
Chamberlain, G
North Shore Libraries
Scott, S
Waitakere Libraries and Information Services
| It will never be business as usual again! | Lodge, D
Charles Sturt University
| Understanding workplace culture to better manage your library
| Sachs, I B
Biological Sciences Library
| Communication overload: how do you get your message across when everyone else is competing for your customers’ attention? | The following presentations are 60 minutes long:
| Elliot, A
Maori Subject Headings Project Steering Group
Stewart, J
National Library of New Zealand
| Improving access for Māori clients – practical tools to help you | Hope, R
Pacific International Hotel Management School
| Is it ready yet? | Taunga, K
Manukau Libraries
| Botany Library above the Cock and Bull | Webster, K G
Victoria University of Wellington
| Accepting the challenge: the roles and responsibilities of professionals
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Tuesday 13 September – Connect Strand
1.35pm – 2.05pm
Tuesday 13 September – Connect Strand
2.10pm – 2.40pm
Presenter
| Title
| Henczel, S M
CAVAL
| Global support and networking for information professionals through SLA
| Hyde, E
Carterton District Council
| Collaboration Beyond Political Boundaries
| Kerr, D
University of Otago
Graham, T
Auckland Central City Library
| Pushing the Boundaries with Special Collections: A North-South Approach
| Lilley, S
Massey University Library
| Ki Te Ao Marama, Ki Te Ao Mātauranga
| Ramage, R
McKillop, A Auckland University of Technology
| Time after time: getting some zip back into your info lit
| Richards, C
North Shore City Council
| Mobile libraries on the move and going the extra mile
| Sayers, R C
CAVAL Collaborative Solutions
| All for one and one for all – the art and science of building successful special library consortia |
Wednesday 14 September – ENGAGE
11.30am – 12.00pm
Presenter
| Title
| Biswas, S
Hamilton City Libraries
| The World about us
| Cheetham, W
Thuringowa Library Services
| Thuringowa – A small public library answers the challenge | Chidlow, R
Coates, J
Wilkinson, E
The University of Auckland Library
| Learning from LEARN – Usability Testing of the University of Auckland Library Website | Hooper, L
Statistics New Zealand
| Working together to provide a better official statistics system for all New Zealanders
| Kurzeme, I
Sate Library of Victoria
| Experiment, Explore, Engage: Engaging audiences by experimenting and exploring the possibilities of digital content and technology through smart programming
| Lally, K
Auckland City Libraries Tamaki Pataka Korero
| The Edith Jessie Carnell Travelling Scholarship: my experiences
| O’Donovan, M
National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga O Aotearoa
| From trepidation to anticipation: life as an outline librarian with AnyQuestions.co.nz
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Wednesday 14 September – ENGAGE
2.30pm – 3.00pm
Presenter
| Title
| Nagelkerke, B
Early, C
Christchurch City Libraries
| Playing the game: expanding the public library’s concept of story. | Page, A E
National Library of New Zealand, Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa
| Digitisation, supremacy of the original
| Simmonds, K M
Palmerston North City Library
| Reaching Out, Connecting, Creating: a Library working in Partnership with its Community
| The following presentations are 60 minutes long:
| Piper, K A
Wellington City Libraries
| Creating Clubs which Connect with Children: The BookBusters Experience
| Edmundson, M
Manukau Libraries
Tu’inukuafe, A
creativeSpaces
| Extreme makeover – the nip and tuck in Libraryland | Rosenfeldt, D
State Library of Victoria
| Libraries Building Communities: a research report
| Thompson, S
Moen, N
Christchurch City Libraries
| Eels and wheels: Planning and delivering a non-traditional library service at Parklands Library
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Wednesday 14 September - ENGAGE
3.05pm – 3.35pm
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