|
World Library and Information Congress: 71st IFLA General Conference and Council
"Libraries - A voyage of discovery"
August 14th - 18th 2005, Oslo, Norway
Conference Programme & Proceedings
Conference Venue:
The World Library and Information Congress 2005 will be held at the Oslo Spektrum and in the conference hotel, Hotel Radisson Plaza in Oslo, Norway. Both venues are connected and are located in the heart of Oslo.
Abbreviations:
CB = Coordinating Board
Off-site = not in the "Oslo Spektrum" or the Hotel Radisson Plaza but elsewhere, location will be added once known
SC = Standing Committee
SI = Simultaneous Interpretation (English, French, German, Russian and Spanish)
TBA = to be announced
Friday 12 August 2005
08.30-11.00
1 Professional Committee (Closed Meeting)
11.30-14.30
2 Governing Board (Closed Meeting)
15.00-18.00
3 CB I General Research Libraries (Div I)
4 CB I Special Libraries (Div II)
5 CB I Libraries Serving the General Public (Div III)
6 CB I Bibliographic Control (Div IV)
7 CB I Collections and Services (Div V)
8 CB I Management and Technology (Div VI)
9 CB I Education and Research (Div VII)
10 CB I Regional Activities (Div VIII)
18.30-19.30
11 Mobile Libraries SC I
(Holmenkollen Park Hotel Rica)
The above mentioned Coordinating Board Meetings (CB I) are the business meetings
of the IFLA Divisions. They are not usually open to conference delegates.
Saturday 13 August
The following SC Meetings are the business meetings of the Standing Committees of IFLA Sections. They may be attended by observers by permission of the chairs which is usually given. They are a good way of getting to know the work of a Section and may lead to direct involvement.
08.15-10.45
12 SC I Science and Technology Libraries
(Rikshospitalet, Library of Medicine and Health Sciences, Oslo)
08.30-11.20
13 SC I Public Libraries
14 SC I Art Libraries
15 SC I Bibliography
16 SC I Genealogy and Local History
17 SC I Preservation and Conservation
18 SC I Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
19 SC I Education and Training
20 SC I Government Information and Official Publications
21 SC I Information Technology
22 SC I Library History
23 SC I Libraries for Children and Young Adults
24 SC I Libraries Serving Disadvantaged Persons
25 SC I Library Services to Multicultural Populations
26 SC I Reading
27 SC I Serial Publications and other continuing Resources
08.30-10.30
28 SC I Health and Biosciences Libraries
(Rikshospitalet, Library of Medicine and Health Sciences, Oslo)
11.30-14.20
29 SC I University Libraries and other General Research Libraries
30 SC I Acquisition and Collection Development
31 SC I Audiovisual and Multimedia
32 SC I Cataloguing
33 SC I Government Libraries
34 SC I Libraries for the Blind
35 SC I Knowledge Management
36 SC I Statistics and Evaluation
37 SC I Library Theory and Research
38 SC I Management and Marketing
39 SC I Social Science Libraries
40 SC I Rare Books and Manuscripts
41 SC I School Libraries and Resource Centres
42 FAIFE Committee Meeting
14.30-17.20
43 FAIFE Advisory Board Meeting
44 SC I National Libraries
45 SC I Classification and Indexing
46 SC I Geography and Map Libraries
47 SC I Management of Library Associations
48 SC I Reference and Information Services
49 SC I Newspapers
50 SC I Continuing Professional Development & Workplace Learning
51 SC I Information Literacy
52 SC I Women's Issues
53 SC I Library and Information Science Journals
54 SC I Library and Research Services for Parliaments
55 SC I Metropolitan Libraries
56 SC I Library Buildings and Equipment
57 CLM Business Meeting
18.00-19.00
Caucus Meetings:
58 Caucus: Canada
59 Caucus: French Speaking Participants
60 Caucus: German Speaking Participants
61 Caucus: Netherlands Speaking Participants
62 Caucus: Portuguese Speaking Participants
63 Caucus: CIS
64 Caucus: Nordic Countries
65 Caucus: UK
66 Caucus: USA
67 Caucus: Africa, Asia & Oceania and Latin America & Caribbean
68 Caucus: Spanish Speaking Participants
69 Caucus: Chinese Speaking Participants
Evening IFLA Officers Reception (By invitation only)
Sunday 14 August
08.30-10.00
70 SI - Council I
10.45-12.45
71 Opening Session
Please note that the audience should be seated 30 minutes before the Ceremony starts - i.e. at 10:15 - because the attendance of the King of Norway.
|
12.45-13.45
72 SI - Plenary Session I.
Rising from the wreckage; Tsunami affected libraries in Sri Lanka
Chair: Jacinta Were, Member of the Governing Board
13.45-15.45
73 SI - Newcomers Session
74 SI - UNESCO Session
Memory of the World Panel
Chair: Bendik Rugaas, Norwegian Cultural Attaché in the USA and former Chair of the Memory of the World Programme International Advisory Committee
- Aziz Abid: Memory of the World - General Overview
- Jasmine Cameron: Memory of the World in Asia/Pacific
- Alida Boye: Memory of the World in Africa - The Timbuktu Manuscripts
- Celia Zaher: Memory of the World in Latin America and the
Caribbean - The Slave Trade Archives project
- Ekaterina Genieva and Adolf Knoll: Memory of the World in Europe and the UNESCO/Jikji Prize
- Deanna Marcum: Memory of the World in Lijiang, China
- General discussion moderated by Jon Bing
75 Reference and Information Services
Virtual versus face-2-face. Reference and information services - a personal service delivered to the 'invisible' user via library portals
Moderator: GITTE LARSEN (The Royal School of Library and Information Science, Copenhagen, Denmark)
- A question about Switzerland? SwissInfoDesk

JEAN-PHILIPPE ACCART (Swiss National Library, Bern, Switzerland)
- Utilizing virtual reference to serve multitype library patrons

EVA LUNNEBORG (National Library of Sweden, Stockholm, Sweden) and VINCE MARINER (College Center for Library Automation, Statewide Coordinator - Ask a Librarian (Florida) Tallahassee, Florida, USA)
- People's Network Enquire: virtual reference in England

LINDA BERUBE (Co-East, Cambridgeshire, UK)
- Virtual versus face-2-face reference: comparing users' perspectives on visits to physical and virtual reference desks in public and academic libraries

KIRSTI NILSEN (University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada)
- Utilizing virtual reference to serve multitype library patrons
VINCE A. MARINER (College Center for Library Automation, Tallahassee, USA)
- The re-invention of the reference enquiry service: a case study of the National Library Board, Singapore

PING WAH CHAN (National Library Board, Singapore)
76 Art Libraries
C20 Visual Culture - Its impact on art library collecting
- The new hybrid art library: printed materials and virtual information

ALICIA GARCIA MEDINA (Instituto del Patrimonio Histórico Español, Madrid, Spain) and TERESA COSO (Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain)
- Slipping thru the cracks: issues with performing arts ephemera

KRISTY DAVIS (Trinity College of Music, London, UK)
- ArtSTOR, Art libraries and access to images

MAX MARMOR (ARTstor, New York, USA)
- The discovery of hidden manuscripts

TATIANA NIKOLOVA-HOUSTON (University of Texas at Austin, Austin, USA)
76 A Africa SC I
76 B Asia & Oceania SC I
76 C Latin America & Caribbean SC I
77 PAC Advisory Board
16.00-18.00
78 Opening of the Exhibition
Including the Opening Party
16.00-16.30
79 Extraordinary Meetings Coordinating Boards to Elect PC representative
CB II General Research Libraries (Div I)
CB II Special Libraries (Div II)
CB II Libraries Serving the General Public (Div III)
CB II Bibliographic Control (Div IV)
CB II Collections and Services (Div V)
CB II Management and Technology (Div VI)
CB II Education and Research (Div VII)
CB II Regional Activities (Div VIII)
16.30-17.00
80 Extraordinary Meeting Professional Committee to elect PC Chair
Monday 15 August
08.30-10.30
81 SI - Knowledge Management
Knowledge Management - the broader issues and opportunities
82 SI - Government Information and Official Publications
Sailing the treacherous seas of digital government information: from pamphlet boxes to digital library
- Management and Planning Organization of Iran: Official Publications

MARIAM ANSARI (Center for Scientific Documents & Publications, Iran)
- The World Wide Web enhancing electronic government in the Caribbean
FAY DURRANT (The University of the West Indies, Jamaica)
- Government Publications and Information Dissemination: Indian Scenario

DR. P.R. GOSWAMI and MRS. KALPANA DASGUPTA (National Social Science Documentation Centre, India and the Member Regional Standing Committee on Asia and Oceania)
- Developing the Digital World of Government Information and Official Publications: View from the United States

THOMAS F. LAHR (National Biological Information Infrastructure, Reston, VA, USA), ROBIN HAUN-MOHAMED (United States Government Printing Office, Washington, DC USA) and ELEANOR G. FRIERSON (National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD, USA)
- The challenge of creating and sustaining a socially inclusive e-citizenry: the proactive advocacy role of the National Library Board, Singapore
RAJEN MUNOO (National Library Board, Singapore) and RAKUNATHAN NARAYANAN (Meridian Junior College, Singapore)
- Informed Citizens in the Global Information Commons

GEOFFREY D. SWINDELLS (University of Missouri-Columbia Libraries)
83 Rare Books and Manuscripts
Embracing the flood. Managing the 20th century as the past: 20th century materials - selection, preservation and access
- Modern and Postmodern: Evidence of the Twentieth Century in Special Collections
RICHARD LANDON (University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada)
- 20th century artists' books
MARCIA REED (Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, USA)
- European history in a nutshell. Propaganda leaflets of the twentieth century in the collection of single-sheet materials of the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. Selection, Preservation and Access.
CHRISTIANE CAEMMERER (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Germany)
- Embracing the flood - or rather diverting a tributary in order to help prevent future flooding
ELISABETH EIDE (National Library of Norway, Oslo, Norway)
84 Management of Library Associations
Strong Associations Make Stronger Libraries
- Why Do We Need Associations?: The Value of Library Associations to Libraries and Librarians
KEITH MICHAEL FIELS (USA)
- The Global Library Association Development (GLAD) Program and GLAD 'Twinning' Program: A New Tool for Global Library Development
SYLIVA PIGGOT (Canada) and JANICE LACHANCE (USA)
- Empowering Library Associations in Asia - south-south cooperation
SUSANNE ØRNAGER (UNESCO)
- Setting the Agenda for Global Association Development: Identifying the Needs (Group Discussions/Group Reports)
85 Social Sciences Libraries
10.45-12.45
86 SI - CLM
Developing a library agenda for intellectual property
- Libraries and the Geneva Declaration on the Future of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
WINSTON TABB (Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA)
- How Do You Say A2K [Access to Knowledge]? Make It Happen!!
BARBARA STRATTON (CILIP, UK) and TERESA HACKETT (Electronic Information for Libraries (eIFL))
- The View from the WIPO Secretariat
GEIDY LUNG (WIPO)
- Library-Related Principles for the International Development Agenda of WIPO
ROBERT OAKLEY (Georgetown University, USA)
Following these brief presentations, participants will engage in small-group discussions about the role librarians can play in the global A2K initiative, core principles that guide libraries in dealing with copyright legislation in the 21st century, specific provisions needed in intellectual property laws and treaties to enable libraries to fulfill their special roles in the information society, and success stories that may be helpful to colleagues from other countries.
87 SI - Libraries for Children and Young Adults
Children's and young adults services, a voyage in the past, present and future
88 Serials and Other Continuing Resources
Million dollar baby: changing serials business models for an electronic age
- Caught between print and electronic
KARI STANGE (BIBSAM, The Royal Library's Department for National Coordination and Development, Stockholm, Sweden)
- Evolving business models: increasing access to research information
MARTIN RICHARDSON (Managing Director, Journals Division Oxford University Press, United Kingdom)
- The tangled web: perspective of a library director
ANTHONY W. FERGUSON (University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China)
89 Division of Education and Research
Recruitment and Careers
- Embedding employability skills in the Library and Information Management Curriculum in the UK

DEREK STEPHENS (Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK)
- Critical aspects of the professional socialization of freshmen library school students

HELGE HOIVIK (Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway)
- Recruitment to MA LIS studies at the Institute of Information and Book Studies, University of Warsaw - the survey of candidates' motivation to different specialties
MALGORZATA KISLOWKSA and MARIA PRZASTEK - SAMOKOWA (University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland)
- Results of the longitudinal study of employment outcomes for Australian ILS graduates
KERRY SMITH and PAUL GENONI (Department of Media and Information, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, WA Australia)
- A tale of two markets: employer expectations of information professionals in Australia and the USA
LINDA MARIONA, MARY ANNE KENNAN, PATRICIA WILLARDA and CONCEPCION S. WILSONA (School of Information Systems, Technology and Management, The University of New South Wales, Sydney NSW, Australia)
- Are students really entering careers in librarianship? An analysis of career patterns after graduation from LIS schools

TERRY WEECH and ALISON SCOTT (Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL. USA)
90 New Professionals' DG
Introduction: Alex Byrne, IFLA-President Elect 2005-2007
- Experiences of Job Exchange

SIDSEL HINDAL, the Norwegian Archive, Library and Museum Authority on the advantages of gaining work experience abroad
- Status report from the convenors of the NPDG, Andrew Cranfield, Stuart Hamilton and Loida Garcia-Febo
Following this, the majority of the two hour session will take on a rotating table-talk format, where NPDG members will be able to be discuss areas of interest with senior library professionals from around the world.
Sessions:
- MICHAEL DOWLING (International Relations Office of the American Library Association, US) - Michael will be will be talking about and chairing a discussion on the value of international working relations in an LIS career
- JULIE ROBINSON (LIBEX, International Library and Information Job Exchange, Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, UK) - Julie will be talking about and chairing a discussion on the practicalities of job exchange schemes
- DR. ISSAC KIGONGO-BUKENYA (Director of the East African School of Library
and Information Sciences, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda)
Global Library and Information (LIS) concerns: the case for International Accreditation of LIS qualifications
- MARIAN KOREN (The Netherlands Public Library Association) - Marian will be talking about how new professionals can become more involved in the work of IFLA.
11.15-13.00
91 Law Libraries Discussion Group
Off-site
The internationalisation of law: the teaching, the students, the research and the library
12.45-13.45
93 SI - Plenary Session II.
Chair: Alex Byrne, IFLA-President Elect 2005-2007
13.45-15.45
94 SI - FAIFE - Part I.
Libraries and Human rights
(Continues: see Part II.)
Chair: Paul Sturges, Chair of IFLA/FAIFE
- Upcoming legislation and threats to library services
MARIAN KOREN (The Netherlands Public Library Association, The Hague, Netherlands)
- The USA PATRIOT ACT and the response of America's libraries
JUDITH KRUG (American Library Association Office of Intellectual Freedom)
- Barriers to accessing information on the Internet
STUART HAMILTON (IFLA/FAIFE Office)
- Western security legislation and its implications
SIMON DAVIES (Director of Privacy International)
- Freedom of information laws around the World
BARBARA JONES (Wesleyan University, USA)
95 SI - Statistics and Evaluation with University Libraries - Part I.
Quality in the institutional environment
(Continues: see Part II.)
- 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)
96 National Libraries
Networking cultural heritage: national libraries, archives and museums working together
- Networking heritage - opportunities and challenges

GRAHAM JEFCOATE (Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands)
- Cross-sectorial challenges for archives, libraries and museums

JON BIRGER ØSTBY (Norwegian Archive, Library and Museum Authority, Oslo, Norway)
- Networking Cultural Heritage: Africa

JOHN TSEBE (National Library of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa)
- Networking cultural heritage: an overview of initiatives for collaboration among national libraries, museums and archives in Asia and Oceania
DATO' ZAWIYAH BABA (Librarians' Association of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
- Overview of networking cultural activities in Europe
KAI EKHOLM (National Library of Finland, Helsinki, Finland)
- Cultural cooperation in Latin America and Caribbean

CELIA RIBEIRO ZAHER (National Library Foundation, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- Overview of networking cultural activities in the United States and Canada

ANDREW GREEN (National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK)
97 Newspapers
Newspaper digitisation projects. Developments in the online availability of older newspapers
98 Government Libraries
Destination unknown? Piloting innovation in government libraries
- Innovation beyond institutions: new projects and challenges for government information service institutions in Japan

TAKASHI KOGA (National Institute of Informatics, Tokyo, Japan)
- Les bibliothèques gouvernementales dans le processus de modernisation de l'administration malienne
LAMINE CAMARA (Direction nationale des Archives du Mali, Bamako, Mali)
- From bibliographer to curator: archival strategies for capturing web publications

GLADYSANN WELLS and RICHARD PEARCE-MOSES (Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records
Phoenix, Arizona, USA)
- Information management in the special library of a scientific federal agency

REINHARD SUPPER (Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung, Section Information, Documentation, Berlin, Germany)
- La bibliothèque virtuelle du Sénat fédéral : conquêtes et défis
SIMONE BASTOS VIEIRA (Biblioteca do Senado Federal, Brasília, Brazil)
16.00-18.00
99 SI - FAIFE - Part II.
Libraries and Human rights
(Programme, see Part I.)
100 SI - Statistics and Evaluation with University Libraries - Part II.
Quality in the institutional environment
(Programme, see Part I.)
101 Science and Technology Libraries
Open source literature: Widening the scope to serve science and its disciplines
102 Library History
Historical literacy: examples and value
- La vie étrange d'une des plus grandes bibliothèques européennes du XVIII ème siècle : la collection Zaluski à Varsovie

MARIA WITT (University of Paris 10, Paris, France)
- The library of the Molde labour association, 1910

ROBERT HAUGEN (Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway)
- Early public libraries in the Arctic: a part of the library history of Longyearbyen Svalbard
MIKAEL LAGERBORG (Freelance Librarian, Longyearbyen, Norway)
- Where would libraries be without readers? A methodological approach to historical literacy, based on the situation in Norway in the 18th century

LIS BYBERG (Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway)
103 IFLA
Best political practices - cases of successful library actions with politicians / decision makers
- Introduction: Libraries and WSIS
TUULA HAAVISTO, (WSIS coordinator of IFLA)
- Creating library policy in Malaysia; co-operation between decision makers and
librarians
Dr. HJ WAN ALI bin WAN MAMAT, (Director General of the National Library of Malaysia)
- Pay equity for the library profession: a State Library of New South Wales perspective
ANNE DOHERTY and DAGMAR SCHMIDMAIER (State Librarian of New South Wales)
- Raising Library Salaries in New South Wales, Australia
PHIL TEECE (Adviser, Industrial Relations and Employment) and JENNEFER NICHOLSON (Executive Director of ALIA)
- Library building project in Estonia

TIIU VALM, (Director General, National Library of Estonia, member of the IFLA
Governing Board)
- Promotion @your library is good politics
GERALD HODGES (Associate Executive Director, Communication and Marketing, American Library Association)
- Discussion and closing
Tuesday 16 August
08.30-10.30
104 SI - Division of Libraries Serving the General Public
Partnerships and public libraries
Moderator: Torny Kjekstad, Chair of the Division
105 SI - Preservation & Conservation, Asia & Oceania & PAC & Library Buildings -Part I.
Housing for eternity - sustainable solutions and mistakes to avoid. The role of library buildings in preservation
(Continues: see Part II.)
- The first step in preservation: building the right building

MARIE-THÉRÈSE VARLAMOFF (IFLA/PAC, Paris, France)
- Mountain vaults: a thousand years perspective
GUNHILD MYRBAKK (National Library of Norway, Mo i Rana, Norway)
- The Russian State Library: old buildings and new solutions

VLADIMIR GNEZDILOV, EKATERINA ILINA, OLGA PERMINOVA and TATIANA STEPANOVA (Russian State Library, Moscow, Russian Federation)
- Preserving our books: the new building of the Shanghai Library

FENG JIEYIN, SHI ZHONGHUA and WU ZHONGXIA (Shanghai Library, Shanghai, China)
- The Almedalen library - an energy low cost solution

PER CULLHED (Uppsala University Library, Uppsala, Sweden)
- Hypoxic air venting - fire protection for library collections

CHRISTIAN NØRGAARD MADSEN and GEIR JENSEN (Cowi A/S, Trondheim, Norway) and JAN HOLMBERG (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden)
106 President-Elect's Planning Session - Part I.
(Continues: see Part II.)
A discussion on the important issues relating to Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous Knowledge and libraries, archives and information services with the President-elect and senior Indigenous speakers:
- ALEX BYRNE, IFLA President-Elect 2003-2005
- MARTIN NAKATA, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
- JOHN HEREMIA MOHI, Kaiwhakahaere Ratonga Mäori, National Library of New Zealand
This session will provide an opportunity to engage with the issues and to consider how IFLA and its members might respond to them.
107 Genealogy and Local History with Geography and Map Libraries - Part I.
Navigating the world of our ancestors
(Continues: see Part II.)
- Using GIS to map genealogical data: getting started
ANITA K. OSER (Western California University, Cullowhee, USA)
- English jurisdictions mapping project
STEPHEN C. YOUNG (Family History Library, Salt Lake City, USA)
- Presenting maps and other spatial information on the Internet

PETER KORSGAARD (National Survey and Cadastre, Copenhagen Denmark)
- Building globally distributed historical sheet map sets
PATRICK McGLAMERY (University of Connecticut, Storrs, USA)
- Initiatives for the Social Inclusion of "Non-Traditional" Library Users - The University of Limerick Experience

VIBEKE KALLAR (Oslo, Norway) and MICHAEL O'hAODHA (Electronics University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland)
- Chinese-Canadians in search of immigrant ancestors: current and potential resources

JANET TOMKINS (Vancouver Public Library, Vancouver, Canada)
- The power of DNA: discovering lost and hidden relationships: how DNA analysis techniques are assisting in the great search for our ancestors
UGO A. PEREGO (Sorensen Molecular Genealogy Foundation, Salt Lake City, USA)
- Can archivists, librarians, museologists and IT specialists join hands to do a better job?

SANJICA FALETAR (J.J. Strossmayer University, Osijek, Croatia) and BORIS BOSANCIC
(Slavonski Brod Public Library, Slavonski Brod, Croatia)
- Local history world wide: an international internet inventory
RAGNHILD HUTCHISON (The Norwegian Institute of Local History, Oslo, Norway)
09.00-14.00
108 Education and Training with Library Theory and Research
Off site: Oslo University, College, Oslo
The Nordic tradition in library and information science research and
education and international perspectives
- Continuing professional development: trends and perspectives in a Nordic context

GITTE LARSEN (RSLIS, Denmark)
- The cultural dimension in library education

JOFRID KARNER SMIDT (Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway)
- Library and information science education: is there a Nordic perspective

RAGNAR AUDUSSON (Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway)
- On librarians' occupational identities: ICT and the shaping of information seeking expertise

JENNY HEDMAN (Swedish School of Library and Information Science, Sweden)
- The Nordic-Baltic cooperation in doctoral education: the case of NORSLIS

AIRA LEPIK (Graduate School of Social Sciences, Tallinn University, Tallin, Estonia)
- LIPER (Library and Information Professions and Education Renewal) project in Japan

SHUICHI UEDA (Keio University), AKIRA NEMOTO (Tokyo University), MAKIKO MIWA (National Institute of Multimedia Education), MITSUHIRO ODA (Aoyama Gakuin University), HARUKI NAGATA (University of Tsukuba) and TERUYO HORIKAWA (Shimane Women's College)
- Great expectations: developing a profile of the 21st century library and information student: a Queensland University of Technology case
HELEN PARTRIDGE and GILLIAN HALLAM (School of Information Systems, Faculty of Information Technology, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane Australia)
- Library Science - quo vadis?

PETRA HAUKE, JANA GRÜNEWALD, BEN KADEN, ANDREA KAUFMANN and MAXI KINDLING (Institute of Library Science
Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany)
- Action research in action: involving students and professionals

ANN CURRY (Canada)
- Research methods teaching in information science: UK experience
ANNE MORRIS (Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK)
- The basis for evidence-based practice: evaluating the research evidence
Dr. LAUREL A. CLYDE (Faculty of Social Science, The University of Iceland, Reykjavík, Iceland)
10.00-12.00
109 Information Technology with University Libraries and other General
Resources
Off site: University of Oslo, Blindern, Helga Engs hus, Auditorium 1
Register for this session; contact: Larry Woods
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)
10.45-12.45
110 SI - Libraries Serving Disadvantaged Persons
Equal Access to Libraries = Opportunity for All
Convenor: Joanne Locke jloke@vax2.concordia.ca
111 SI - Preservation & Conservation, Asia & Oceania & PAC & Library Buildings - Part II.
Housing for eternity - sustainable solutions and mistakes to avoid
(Programme, see Part I.)
112 Mobile Libraries
A voyage to discovery - libraries on the move
113 President-Elect's Planning Session - Part II.
(Programme, see Part I.)
114 Genealogy and Local History with Geography and Map Libraries - Part II.
Navigating the world of our ancestors
(Programme, see Part I.)
12.00-14.00
115 Poster Sessions
12.45-13.45
116 SI - Plenary Session III.
Chair: Torny Kjekstad, Member of the Governing Board
13.45-15.45
117 SI - Library and Information Science Journals
LIS journals: a voyage of discovery beyond Anglo-American shores
- LIS journals - new directions in Latvia from one millennium to the next

INESE A. SMITH (Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK) and ANNA MAULINA (National Library of Latvia, Riga, Latvia)
- Access in the United States to foreign language LIS scholarly journals through indexing services

MICHELE POPE (Loyola University Library, New Orleans, USA)
- Inclusion of the nationally oriented journals into the journal elite of international significance or what can scientific outskirts offer to the metropolis?

TINKA KATIC and ZDENKA PENAVA (National and University Library, Zagreb, Croatia)
- Impact of LIS Education on Development and Prosperousness of LISJ in China

YAFAN SONG (Renmin University of China, Beijing, China)
- Library and Information Science journal articles, higher education and language

LINDA ASHCROFT (Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, UK) and STEPHANIE McIVOR (University of Teesside, Liverpool, UK)
118 SI - Reading
Libraries, literacy and partnerships: voyages and discoveries
119 Acquisitions and Collection Development
Electronic Resources - different approaches for end-users
- Improving access to research literature in developing countries: challenges and opportunities provided by Open Access

LESLIE CHAN (University of Toronto at Scarborough, Canada), BARBARA KIRSOP (Electronic Publishing Trust for Development, UK), SELY COSTA (University of Brasilia, Brazil) and SUBBIAH ARUNACHALAM (MSSRF, Chennai, India)
- Our digital heritage as source material to end-users: collection of and access to net publications in The National Library of Norway

KJERSTI RUSTAD (The National Library of Norway, Oslo, Norway)
- National licenses as the philosopher's stone of end-user access? Analyzing different approaches to resource sharing in the digital age.
HILDEGARD SCHAFFLER (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munich, Germany)
- Bringing electronic resources to the people: the story of North Carolina live
JOE A. HEWITT (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA)
120 National Associations Meeting
121 UNIMARC with Information Technology
MARC/XML derivates: the state of the art
- An XML representation of the UNIMARC Manual: a working prototype
JOAQUIM RAMOS DE CARVALHO (University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal)
- MARC XML sampler
SALLY McCALLUM (Library of Congress, Washington D.C., USA)
- UNIMARX/XML Slim Schema: living in a new environment
VLADIMIR SKVORTSOV, OLGA ZHLOBINSKAYA and ALLA PASHKOVA (National Library of Russia, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation)
- Delivering MARC/XML records from the Library of Congress catalogue using the open protocols SRW/U and Z39.50

MIKE TAYLOR (Index Data, London, UK) and ADAM DICKMEISS (Index Data, Copenhagen, Denmark)
15.00-18.00
122 Library Services to Multicultural Populations
Off site: Oslo Public Library, (Deichmanske bibliotek) Henrik Ibsens Gate 1
The Multicultural Bazaar. Swap and shop and celebration of the 25th anniversary of the IFLA Section on Library Services to Multicultural Populations
- New visions for multicultural library services
KIRSTEN LETH NIELSEN (Oslo Public Library, Oslo, Norway)
- Swap and Shop
Seize the opportunity to market your library materials on multicultural issues and pick up a variety of publicity outreach and other resource materials featuring multicultural services and issues from libraries all over the world. Meet librarians from the north and south, east and west and exchange ideas, knowledge and practice.
Resource materials can mean just about anything and you can submit both printed and non-printed materials:
Promotional items, advertisements, brochures, newsletters, reading programme promotions, services/policy/orientation materials, announcements, web site pages etc.
Find out more!
16.00-17.00
123 Meet the IFLA Treasurer
Ingrid Parent, Treasurer of IFLA and Peter Lor, Secretary General of IFLA
16.00-18.00
124 SI - School Libraries and Resource Centres
Policy: empowering school libraries
125 SI - Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
Perspectives on supply of electronic documents
126 Metropolitan Libraries
Managing Metropolitan Library Networks
- Legislated Transformation in a Metropolitan Library: the Ottawa Public Library experience with amalgamation
BARBARA CLUBB (Ottawa Public Library, Ottawa, Canada)
- Strucures de cooperation et de réseau dans un ensemble de bibliothèques non hiérachisé: le cas de Paris (Patterns of cooperation and networking in an non-hierarchical library system: the situation in Paris)
ALINE GIRARD-BILLON (Paris Public Libraries, Paris, France)
- TBA
SUSAN KENT (New York Public Library, New York, USA)
- Pride and prejudice: Stockholm Public Library in the communication business
INGA LUNDÉN (Stockholm Public Library, Stockholm, Sweden)
17.00-18.00
127 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Access to Learning Award 2005
Award Recipient 2005: Bangladesh's Shidhulai Swanirvar Sangstha
128 Officers Training Session I.
(Session is held twice, IFLA Officers are asked to attend one of them)
Wednesday 17 August
08.30-10.30
129 SI - Division of Bibliographic Control
Bibliographic Control: current issues and initiatives
- Welcome and overview
BARBARA TILLETT, Chair, Division of Bibliographic Control (Library of Congress, Washington D.C., USA)
- IFLA Bibliography Section Activities

BOHDANA STOKLASOVA, Chair, Bibliography Section (National Library of the Czech Republic, Prague, Czech Republic)
- IFLA Cataloguing Section Activities

GUNILLA JONSSON, Chair, IFLA Cataloguing Section (Kunglige Biblioteket, Stockholm, Sweden)
- IFLA Classification & Indexing Section Activities
MARCIA ZENG, CHair, Classification & Indexing Section (Kent State University, Kent, USA)
- IFLA Knowledge Management Section
MICHAEL KOENIG (Long Island University, New York, USA)
- FRANAR and FRSAR Update
GLENN PATTON, Chair FRANAR (OCLC Inc., Dublin, USA) and MARCIA ZENG, Chair FRSAR (Kent State University, Kent, USA)
- UNIMARC Update
ALAN HOPKINSON, Chair UNIMARC Advisory Board
- IFLA-CDNL Alliance for Bibliographic Standards (ICABS) update

RENATE GÖMPEL, Chair ICABS Advisory Board (Die Deutsche Bibliothek, Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
- Bibliographic control in the Nordic countries

UNNI KNUTSEN (Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway)
130 SI - Africa
Change in information needs: challenging roles of libraries and information centres in Africa
131 Library Buildings and Equipment
Design for diversity - redesign and new typology for reaching new user groups
- The new Oslo Public Library project
LIV SAETEREN (Oslo Public Library, Oslo, Norway)
- New trends in Danish Library Architecture
JENS LAURIDSEN (Tårnby Public Library, Denmark)
- Guidelines for Library Buildings
HELLEN NIEGAARD (Section for Library Buildings and Equipment, Copenhagen, Denmark)
132 Industry Updates I.
09.30-10.30 Thomson Scientific
Chair: Nancy E. Gwinn, Member of the Governing Board
-
JEFF CLOVIS (Director, Customer Education and Support, the Americas & Europe)
132a E-Learning DG
Making e-learning work - a discussion around the themes of: financial aspects of e-learning; copyright issues in e-learning; the 5 C’s - connectivity, content, capability, conservation, collaboration.
09.00-13.00
132b International Association of Library Centers (IALC)
International cooperation among library suppliers - what's the use of it?
(By invitation only)
Location: Biblioteksentralen, Malerhauveien 20, 0661 Oslo
- Introduction to the scope of activities of IALC
- Developments facing the library markets
- The future cooperation among library suppliers - is there a need for revitalisation? What can we and our customers gain from it
09.30-10.30
132c Information Coordinators Meeting
(By invitation only)
10.45-12.45
133 SI - Bibliography
National bibliography: new tools, new materials
134 SI - Information Technology
Open source software for libraries
135 Campaign for the Worlds Libraries-@ your library
How countries using the '@ your library' campaign to successfully promote libraries in their countries followed by an open information sharing session
- @lla tua biblioteca
GIANFRANCO CRUPI (Associazione Italiana Biblioteche, Italy)
- fr@ ditt bibliotek and ieÿ@t girjerádjosis
TORE ANDERSON (Norsk Bibliotekforening, Norway)
- TBA
TBA
136 Industry Updates II. - OCLC
(10:45-11:45)
Chair: Ellen Tise, Member of the Governing Board
-
JAY JORDAN, President and CEO of Online Computer Library Center (OCLC)
136a Quality Issues in Libraries DG
Web site quality
10.45-11.45
137 Officers Training Session II.
(Session is held twice, IFLA Officers are asked to attend one of them)
12.00-14.00
115 Poster Sessions
12.45-13.45
138 SI - Plenary Session IV.
Chair: Sissel Nilsen, Member of the Governing Board
13.45-15.45
139 SI - Classification and Indexing with Cataloguing - Part I.
Cataloguing and subject tools for global access: international partnerships
(Continues: see Part II.)
- FRAR: Extending FRBR Concepts to Authority Data
GLENN PATTON (OCLC, Dublin, USA)
- National Authority File of the Russian Geographic Names

OLGA LAVRENOVA (Russian State Library, Moscow, Russian Federation)
- Multilingual Subject Access to Catalogues of National Libraries (MSAC): Czech Republic's collaborations with Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia, Lithuania and Latvia

MARIA BALIKOVA (National Library of the Czech Republic, Prague, Czech Republic)
- The use of the Dewey Decimal Classification for the organisation of national bibliographies: the German language approach proposed by Austria, Germany and Switzerland

PATRICE LANDRY (Swiss National Library, Bern, Switzerland) and MAGDA HEINER-FREILING (Die Deutsche Bibliothek
Franfurt am Main, Germany)
- Le Répertoire de vedettes-matière et RAMEAU: deux langages d'indexation en français: un luxe nécessaire

FRANÇOISE BOURDON, MICHEL MINGAM (Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France) and JO-ANNE BÉLAIR (Bibliothèque de l'Université Laval, Québec, Canada)
- Authority control in a multilanguage catalogue: Russian experience

NATALIA KULYGINA (Russian State Library, Moscow, Russian Federation)
- Discussion of principles and strategies from different aspects
- Authority and subject terms
MARCIA ZENG (School of Library and Information Science, Kent, USA)
- Name authorities in the library context
MIRNA WILLER (National and University Library, Zagreb, Croatia)
- Authority in the archival context, where do we meet?
PER-GUNNAR OTTOSSON (National Archives, Stockholm, Sweden)
140 SI - Management and Marketing with Information Literacy - Part I.
Information Literacy: a voyage of discovery for citizens
(Continues: see Part II.)
141 Public Libraries
The library as a hotspot
Moderator: KENT SKOV (Chief Librarian, Head of Information, Media and Logistics, Odense Centralbibliotek, Denmark)
142 Health and Biosciences Libraries
Health information for developing countries
- Journal selection for MEDLINE
SHELDON KOTZIN (National Library of Medicine, Washington D.C., USA)
- A study of the status of the provision of sexual and reproductive health services (SRH), including HIV/AIDS information, to the youth in Botswana
KGOMOTSO H. MOAHI and AYANDA A. LEKAU (University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana)
- Access to electronic healthcare information resources in developing countries: experiences from the Medical Library, College of Medicine, University of Nigeria
CHRIS WATTS (Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, UK) and IJEOMA IBEGBULAM (Medical Library College of Medicine, University of Nigeria, Nigeria)
- Save the society from an AIDS epidemic: Indian Public libraries in the current perspective
MAITRAYEE GHOSH (University of Mumbai, Mumbai, India)
- Partnerships with developing world libraries: the role of professional associations
ELISABETH HUSEM (University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway), TONY McSEÁN (Elsevier) and LENNY RHINE (University of Florida, USA)
143 Asia and Oceania
Digital libraries and sustainability
14.30-16.00
143a International Association of Library Centers (IALC)
Business Meeting (closed meeting)
Location: Biblioteksentralen, Malerhauveien 20, 0661 Oslo
16.00-18.00
144 SI - Classification and Indexing with Cataloguing - Part II.
Cataloguing and subject tools for global access: international partnerships
(Programme, see Part I.)
145 SI - Management and Marketing with Information Literacy - Part II.
Information Literacy: a voyage of discovery for librarians
(Programme, see Part I.)
This discovery is about learning about, and empathising with, your customers. Do you understand what information literacy skills and knowledge citizens already have. How can you discover their needs and wants? What are your assumptions about your own and your customers’ information literacy? This short workshop will encourage you to reflect on your own situation and to exchange experience with others.
Workshop facilitated by:
BILL JOHNSTON (University of Strathclyde, Scotland)
CHRISTINA TOVOTE (Stockholm University, Sweden)
SHEILA WEBBER (University of Sheffield, UK)
146 Geography and Map Libraries
Off-site
Basic Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for librarians
This workshop will be held at the University of Oslo, Gaustad/Blindern Campus, Harriet Holter Hus, PC Lab.
Directions: Take the T-Bane (subway lines #3 or #5, heading west) from Jernbanetorget (Central Station), to the stop for Blindern. It is an 8 minute train ride. When you exit at Blindern, walk up the hill to the campus, cross the street, and walk towards the Humanities Library. Continue to the left, across a courtyard with fountain. Harriet Holters Hus is on the right, about 25 meters after the fountain. The PC Lab is in the basement (Room 035).
147 Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning
A world overview of continuing professional development - country reports and issues identified in an international survey of CPD activities
- Issues identified in the project: an international survey of CPD activities
SUSAN SCHNUER (Mortenson Center, Illinois, USA) and DIANN RUSCH-FEJA (Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany)
- Service excellence 2004: a campaign to build library staff capacity to match service demands in a large South African university library
CLARE M. WALKER (University of Witwatersrand Johannesburg, Witswatersrand, South Africa)
- New models of continuing professional development in libraries for transitional-economy countries: on Russia’s example

EVGENY I. KUZMIN, (Department of State Policies, Ministry of Culture and Mass
Communications of the Russian Federation, Russia) and TATIANA Y. KUZNETSOVA (Academy of Postgraduate Education in the Arts, Culture and Tourism, Russia)
- Innovative continuing professional development programs for LIS
professionals conducted by the library at IIM Lucknow: an overview
ROSHAN LAL RAINA (Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, India)
147a Women's Issues
Women and world peace
148 Africa Section
SC II meeting
Thursday 18 August
08.30-10.30
149 SI - Division of Regional Activities
Developing libraries through partnerships - A Panel Discussion
150 SI - ICABS (IFLA/CDNL Alliance for Bibliographic Standards)
Maintaining access to digital collections
- Opening of the session
RENATE GÖMPEL (Die Deutsche Bibliothek, Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
- Getting started: what needs to be in place to maintain access to digital collections

PAMELA GATENBY (National Library of Australia, Canberra, Australia)
- Preservation Metadata Standards for Digital Resources: what we have and what we need

SALLY McCALLUM (Library of Congress, Washington D.C., USA)
- Emerging Standards in digital preservation
INGEBORG VERHEUL (The Royal Library, The Hague, Netherlands)
- Nestor and KOPAL - Two national initiatives to ensure long-term accessibility of digital documents in Germany

REINHARD ALTENHÖNER (Die Deutsche Bibliothek, Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
- Collaboration in archiving in the UK

CAROLINE BRAZIER (British Library, London, UK)
- Web archives long term access and interoperability: the International Internet Preservation consortium activity

CATHERINE LUPOVICI (Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France)
151 Public Libraries and the Democratic Process DG
Opinions and ideas about the vital role which libraries play to the fulfilment of a democratic process in countries
Moderator: JENS THORHAUGE (Danish State Library Directorate, Copenhagen, Denmark)
152 Library Theory and Research
A n investigation of the role of IFLA in promoting change and diffusing professional norms in libraries with a weight on norms, standards and policies relating to lifelong literacy
- Progress report on the Australian and New Zealand perspectives
KERRY SMITH (Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia)
- Progress report on the perspective from the Netherlands
MARIAN KOREN (Netherlands Public Library Association, The Hague, Netherlands)
- Progress report from Norway
RAGNAR AUDUNSON (Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway)
- Progress report from Northern Africa
TAREK OUERFELLI (Institut Supérieur de Documentation, Manouba, Tunisia)
153 Audiovisual and Multimedia
Access to audiovisual and Multimedia Materials
- Guidelines on the production and preservation of digital audio objects - optimizing quality access through digital preservation practice
JACQUELINE VON ARB (Norwegian Institute of Recorded Sound, IASA, Stavanger, Norway) and LARS GAUSTAD (National Library of Norway, Chair of the IASA Technical Committee, Mo i Rana, Norway)
- Improving access to audiovisual and multimedia materials: the Moving Images case study of InterPARES2

JAMES TURNER (Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada), MARY IDE (Media Archives and Preservation Center, WGBH Educational Foundation, Boston, Massachusetts USA) RANDAL LUCKOW (Turner Broadcasting System, Atlanta, Georgia, USA) and ISABELLA OREFICE (Associazione Nazionale Archivistica Italiana, Rome, Italy)
- Audiovisual media online in libraries: an example from Germany

BEATE ENGELBRECHT (Institut für Wissen un Medien, Leipzig, Germany)
- Access to audiovisual and multimedia materials: what are the challenges for developing countries?
ELIZABETH F. WATSON (The University of the West Indies, Cage Hill, Barbados)
- A world wide web of possibilities. Using the web to present audiovisual and multimedia collections

KIRSTEN RYDLAND (National Library of Norway, Rana, Norway)
10.45-12.45
154 SI - CLM
Libraries and free trade agreements
155 SI - Libraries for the Blind with Public Libraries
Achieving inclusion through partnership
- The three tiers of government and the many tears of librarians: library and information services for people with print disabilities in South Africa
JOHAN ROOS (South African Library for the Blind, Grahamstown, South Africa)
- Services for the blind in the public libraries of Vietnam: making Vietnamese public libraries more accessible to visually impaired people

NGUYEN THI BAC (General Sciences Library, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)
- Visunet Canada Partners Program: a partnership offered by the CNIB Library to libraries and library consortia in Canada to extend their services to members of their communities who are unable to read and print
MARGARET McGRORY (CNIB Library, Toronto, Canada)
- Public library as an agent of a Braille library

KEUN HAE YOUK (Korean Braille Library, Seoul, Korea)
- Charity, charges and chaos: the story of library services for visually impaired people in the UK

HELEN BRAZIER (National Library for the Blind, Stockport, UK)
- Library services for all: the Swedish way

INGAR BECKMAN HIRSCHFELDT (Swedish Library of Talking Books and Braille, Enskede, Sweden)
- Advancing Library Services for the blind in the global information society
ALEX BYRNE (University of Technology, Sydney, Australia)
156 Library and Research Services for Parliaments
Parliamentary libraries and research services, a voyage of discovery
157 Statistics and Evaluation with Information Technology and with University and Research Libraries
Measures and standards in the electronic age
- Measuring the impact of new library services

ROSWITHA POLL (University and Regional Library, Muenster, Germany)
- Successful web survey methodologies for Measuring the Impact of Networked Electronic Services (MINES) for libraries

BRINLEY FRANKLIN (University of Connecticut, Connecticut, USA) and TERRY PLUM (Simmons Graduate School of Library and Information Science, Boston, USA)
- COUNTER and the development of meaningful measures

RICHARD J. GEDYE and PETER T. SHEPHERD (COUNTER Online Metrics, Edinburgh, UK)
- Usability of digital libraries: a study based on the areas of information science and human-computer-interaction
SUELI MARA S. P. FERREIRA and DENISE NUNES PITHAN (University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil)
158 Agricultural Libraries DG - start-up
Meeting the information needs of farmers in developing countries
Farmers, ranchers, agricultural managers, policy makers, commercial firms, and Non Governmental Organizations should keep abreast of continuing advances in agricultural methods both in developed and developing countries. Major shifts are occurring in the way information is accessed by farmers including diversification of channels through which they receive information. With the advent of Internet reinforced with a variety of web-based information services the boundaries among the users is shrinking. At the same time the gap between the haves and have-nots is widening. It is more so with the liberalization of trade and globalization of economic activities.
It is therefore felt desirable to have a forum under the aegis of IFLA to discuss and deliberate agricultural information issues and concerns.
Stephen Katz, Chief WAICENT, Information Dissemination, Management Branch, FAO will be attending this session as a Resourse Person.
Convenor: Deva E. Reddy, devaereddy@tamu.edu
12.45-13.45
159 SI - Plenary Session V.
Chair: Sissel Nilsen, Member of the Governing Board
14.15-15.50
160 SI - Closing Session
16.00-18.00
161 SI - Council II
Friday 19 August 2005
The following SC Meetings are the business meetings of the Standing Committees of IFLA Sections. They may be attended by observers by permission of the chairs which is usually given. They are a good way of getting to know the work of a Section and may lead to direct involvement.
08.00-10.50
162 SC II Public Libraries
163 SC II Art Libraries
164 SC II Genealogy and Local History
165 SC II Classification and Indexing
166 SC II Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
167 SC II Education and Training
168 SC II Management of Library Associations
169 SC II Government Information and Official Publications
170 SC II Information Technology
171 SC II Knowledge Management
172 SC II Reference and Information Services
173 SC II Libraries for Children and Young Adults
174 SC II Libraries Serving Disadvantaged Persons
175 SC II Library Services to Multicultural Populations
176 SC II Reading
177 CLM Business Meeting
11.00-13.50
178 SC II University Libraries and other General Research Libraries
179 SC II Acquisition and Collection Development
180 SC II Cataloguing
181 SC II Government Libraries
182 SC II Libraries for the Blind
183 SC II Bibliography
184 SC II Library Theory and Research
185 SC II Management and Marketing
186 SC II Social Science Libraries
187 SC II Preservation and Conservation
188 SC II Rare Books and Manuscripts
189 SC II School Libraries and Resource Centres
190 FAIFE Committee Meeting
191 SC II Health and Biosciences Libraries
192 SC II Science and Technology Libraries
193 SC II Serial Publications and other continuing Resources
14.00-16.50
194 SC II National Libraries
195 SC II Geography and Map Libraries
196 SC II Audiovisual and Multimedia
197 SC II Library History
198 SC II Newspapers
199 SC II Continuing Professional Development & Workplace learning
200 SC II Information Literacy
201 SC II Library and Research Services for Parliaments
202 SC II Metropolitan Libraries
203 SC II Asia and Oceania
204 SC II Statistics and Evaluation
205 SC II Latin America and the Caribbean
206 SC II Library Buildings and Equipment
17.00-18.30
207 CB II General Research Libraries (Div I)
208 CB II Special Libraries (Div II)
209 CB II Libraries Serving the General Public (Div III)
210 CB II Bibliographic Control (Div IV)
211 CB II Collections and Services (Div V)
212 CB II Management and Technology (Div VI)
213 CB II Education and Research (Div VII)
214 CB II Regional Activities (Div VIII)
17.00-19.00
215 FAIFE Advisory Board Meeting
The above mentioned Coordinating Board Meetings (CB II) are the business meetings of the IFLA Divisions. They are not usually open to conference delegates.
Saturday 20 August
All day
216 Governing Board meeting
|