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World Library and Information Congress: 72nd IFLA General Conference and Council
"Libraries: Dynamic Engines for the Knowledge and Information Society"
20-24 August 2006, Seoul, Korea
 
Programme and Proceedings
Conference Venue:
The World Library and Information Congress 2006 will be held at COEX Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Abbreviations:
CB = Coordinating Board
Off-site = not in the COEX Convention and Exhibition Centre but elsewhere, location will be added once known
SC = Standing Committee
SI = Simultaneous Interpretation (Chinese, English, French, German, Korean, Russian and Spanish)
TBA = to be announced
Friday 18 August 2006
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)
Saturday 19 August 2006
08.30-11.20
11 SC I National Libraries
12 SC I Classification and Indexing
13 SC I Geography and Map Libraries
14 SC I Management of Library Associations
15 SC I Reference and Information Services
16 SC I Newspapers
17 SC I Information Literacy
18 SC I Metropolitan Libraries
19 SC I Library Buildings and Equipment
20 SC I Law Libraries
21 SC I Academic and Research Libraries
22 SC I Knowledge Management
23 SC I Government Libraries
24 SC I Health and Biosciences Libraries - Off-site
11.30-14.20, Saturday
25 SC I Serial Publications and other continuing Resources
26 SC I Acquisition and Collection Development
27 SC I Education and Training
28 SC I Libraries for the Blind
29 SC I Cataloguing
30 SC I Statistics and Evaluation
31 SC I Library Theory and Research
32 SC I Management and Marketing
33 SC I Social Science Libraries
34 SC I Rare Books and Manuscripts
35 SC I School Libraries and Resource Centres
36 SC I Preservation and Conservation
37 SC I Genealogy and Local History
38 SC I Libraries for Children and Young Adults
39 FAIFE Committee Meeting
14.30-17.20, Saturday
40 FAIFE Advisory Board Meeting
41 SC I Science and Technology Libraries
42 SC I Public Libraries
43 SC I Art Libraries
44 SC I Bibliography
45 SC I Audiovisual and Multimedia
46 SC I Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
47 SC I Government Information and Official Publications
48 SC I Information Technology
49 SC I Library History
50 SC I Libraries Serving Disadvantaged Persons
51 SC I Library Services to Multicultural Populations
52 SC I Reading
53 SC I Library and Research Services for Parliaments
54 SC I Continuing Professional Development & Workplace Learning (IFLA Board Room)
55 CLM Business Meeting
18.00-19.00, Saturday
Caucus Meetings:
56 Caucus: Canada
57 Caucus: French Speaking Participants
Compte rendu du Caucus Francophone
58 Caucus: German Speaking Participants
59 Caucus: Netherlands Speaking Participants
60 Caucus: Portuguese Speaking Participants
61 Caucus: CIS
62 Caucus: Nordic Countries
63 Caucus: UK
64 Caucus: USA
65 Caucus: Africa, Asia & Oceania and Latin America & Caribbean
66 Caucus: Spanish Speaking Participants
67 Caucus: Chinese Speaking Participants
Sunday 20 August 2006
10.30-12.30
68 SI - Opening Session
12.45-13.45 Lunch
69 Special PC Session - By invitation only: open to all members of Standing Committees
(Hearing session for Standing Committee members of all IFLA Sections to discuss the future of IFLA's professional structure, as proposed by the Professional Committee)
13.45-15.45
70 SI - Newcomers Session
14.00-15.45
71 SI - UNESCO Open Forum
International Digital Library Initiatives
Chair: Claudia Lux, IFLA President-Elect
This Open Forum will review major digital library initiatives of an international or regional scope. The meeting will discuss achievements, plans, expectations and lessons learnt both in developing and developed parts of the world. Key issues to be discussed include collections and selection criteria, services and architecture (including multilingualism), human resources, capacity building and financing. The objective is to draw a few lines of action for future international collaboration.
- Introduction: Digital Library Initiatives, the World Summit on the Information Society(WSIS) and UNESCO's work in promoting universal access to the human knowledge.
ABDUL WAHEED KHAN (UNESCO)
- The World Digital Library initiative
JOHN VAN OUDENAREN (Library of Congress, Washington DC, USA)
- The European Digital Library project
LUCIEN SCOTTI (Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France)
- Digital library initiatives in Africa
JACINTA WERE (University Library, Nairobi, Kenya)
- Digital library initiatives in the Arab region
MAGDY NAGI (Biblioteca Alexandrina, Alexandria, Egypt)
- Digital library initiatives in Asia/Oceania
JEE YEON LEE (Yonsei University, Korea)
- Digital library initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean
LOURDÈS FERIA (Mexico)
- Discussion
- Summing up
ABDELAZIZ ABID (UNESCO)
13.45-15.45
72 Academic and Research Libraries
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)
73 Document Delivery and Resource Sharing Section
Best Practice in Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
- IFLA Guidelines for Best Practice for Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery
JOAN E. STEIN (Information Coordinator, IFLA Standing Committee on Resource Sharing and Document Delivery)
- ILL Benchmarking recommendations: Trained staff, improved workflows, automation. What next!
MARGERITA MORENO (National Library of Australia, Canberra, Australia)
- Did we get it right? Post evaluation of New Zealand's Interloans Best Practice Workshop
JANICE FARRELLY (University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand), THELMA FISHER (University of Otago Library, Dunedin, New Zealand) and TED KURMANN (Wellington City Libraries, Wellington, New Zealand)
- Transforming the document delivery and resource sharing engine
CYRIL OBERLANDER (University of Virginia, Charlottesville (VA), USA)
74 Africa SC I
75 Asia and Oceania SC I
76 Latin America and the Caribbean SC I
16.00-18.00, Sunday
Exhibition Opening
Monday 21 August 2006
08.30 - 10.30
77 SI - UNIMARC
Scripts, UNIMARC and UNICODE
- Comment la localisation gêne les portails internationaux : jeux de caractères et accès international
PIERRE CLAVEL (Swiss National Library, Bern, Switzerland)
- Unicode turn, BULAC experience
BERNARD DESNOUES (Bibliothèque universitaire de langues et civilization, Paris, France)
- Unicode implementation in UNIMARC: expectations and reality
OLGA ZHLOBINSKAYA (National Library of Russia, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation)
- Chinese MARC (Taiwan) and its bibliographic database
CHING-CHEN ANTHONY MAO (Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei, Taiwan, China) and
CHING-FEN FRANCES HSU (National Central Library, Taipei, Taiwan, China)
- Japanese scripts and UNIMARC
NAOKO HARAI (National Diet Library, Tokyo, Japan)
78 SI - Government Libraries with Social Science Libraries
Customer needs: the engines of change for government libraries and information centers
79 Newspapers
Newspapers of East Asia
- The Early East Asian Press in the Eyes of the West Some bibliographical notes
HARTMUT WALRAVENS (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany)
- Microfilming and Cataloging the Newspapers in the National Diet Library (NDL)
KEIYU HORIKOSI (National Diet Library, Tokyo, Japan)
- The Internet Age - Journalists' information power is changing
SEONHWA JANG (Seoul Economic Daily, Seoul, Korea)
- Digital News: Key to global literacy and information literacy education
LISA JANICKE HINCHLIFFE and DAWN SCHMITZ (University of Illinois, Urbana (IL), USA)
- The History of Korean Newspapers and generation trends
SANG HEE KWEON (Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea)
80 Public Libraries and the Democratic Process (DG)
Facilitated by Leslie Burger the current American Library Association President from Princetown New Jersey, USA
81 Libraries for Children and Young Adults with Reading (part 1)
Family literacy: sharing innovative policies, programmes and research from Korea and around the world
81a LIS Education in Developing Counties DG
(Start-up Meeting)
10.45-12.45, Monday
82 SI - Division of Regional Activities
Information Literacy
- Information literacy education in Asian developing countries: factors affecting curriculum Development and programme delivery
G.E. GORMAN and DANIEL G. DORNER (Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand)
- Information literacy for all
ABDELAZIZ ABID (UNESCO, Paris, France)
- Information literacy as an emancipatory process directed to social inclusion in a knowledge society
ELISABETH ADRIANA DUDZIAK (University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paolo, Brazil)
- Interdependence of the right to information and information literacy: an Indian perspective
ANJALI GULATI (Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow, India) and SEEMA DOGRA (Traditional Knowledge Digital Library, Lucknow, India)
- Thinking about capacity building and sustainability of information literacy programme's: re-engineering experiences by the National Library Board, Singapore
DORIS TAN (National Library Board, Singapore)and RAJENDRA MUNOO (National Library Board, Singapore)
- Information literacy development within oral cultures: challenges and opportunities within a Southern African Country
KAY RASEROKA (University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana)
83 SI - Management of Library Associations
Advocacy in action: new roles for library associations in the development of library services
84 Division of Bibliographic Control
Bibliographic Control: Current issues and initiatives
- Welcome and announcements
BARBARA TILLETT (Library of Congress, Washington (DC), USA)
- What's New with FRAR (Functional Requirements for Authority Records)?
GLENN PATTON, Chair, FRANAR Working Group (OCLC, Dublin (OH), USA)
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FRSAR Update
MARCIA ZENG (Kent State University, Kent (OH), USA)
- ICABS Update
RENATE GÖMPEL (Die Deutsche Bibliothek, Frankfurt, Germany)
- The National Library of Korea as Part of the Global Dublin Core Community
SAM GYUN OH (Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea) and MAKX DEKKERS (Dublin Core Metadata Initiative)
- Bibliographic Control in Korea: focused on the National Library of Korea
JAESUN LEE (National Library of Korea, Seoul, Korea)
85 Rare Books and Manuscripts
West by East - East by West: Cultural and technological exchange - Old technology, new technology, collecting and describing rare materials
86 Libraries for Children and Young Adults with Reading (part 2)
Family literacy: sharing innovative policies, programmes and research from Korea and around the world
87 Library and Research Services for Parliaments with Government Information and Official Publications (part 1)
The Model e-Parliament: dynamic engine for democratic engagement
- The Joint Czech and Slovak Digital Parliamentary Library
KAREL SOSNA (Parliamentary Library of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic) and EVA MALACKOVA (Parliamentary Library of the Slovak Republic, Slovak Republic)
- Sharing best technology practices around the globe: Initiatives of the global center for information and communication technology in parliament
ANDY RICHARDSON (Parliamentary Resource Center)
- TBA
TBA
12.45-13.45, Monday
88 SI FAIFE Debate
The controversy over the publication in a Danish newspaper of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed that offended many Muslims raises important and sensitive issues for library and information professionals. Since FAIFE exists precisely to address these important and sensitive issues, delegates of the congress in Seoul are offered the chance to debate the topic. Maybe people from countries that have a long history of intellectual freedom tend to support freedom of expression in an unquestioning and possibly insensitive way. Maybe there are others who find it difficult to see the value of free expression if what is said causes unease and distress. If so, it is a very good thing to be forced to think about questions such as "Is freedom of expression an absolute right of all human beings, or are there topics and circumstances where it does not apply?" FAIFE's values suggest that it is always a good thing to have debate, even on the most difficult issues, so you are invited to come and express your views in an open and considered way, to listen to the views of others and, we hope, leave with an enhanced understanding of the meaning and significance of free expression.
13.45-15.45, Monday
89 SI - Copyright and other Legal Matters (CLM) (Part 1)
What's hot? Top International and National Copyright Developments in 2006
International Issues
- Google Book Project - Library and Legal Perspectives
RONALD MILNE (Bodley's Library, Oxford, UK) and JONATHAN BAND (policybandwidth.com, Washington, DC, USA)
- Copyright issues in proposed FTA between Korea and US
HEESEOB NAM (IPLeft, Seoul, Korea)
- Copyright and Access to Knowledge: Flexibilities in Copyright Laws in 11 Asian Countries
RAJESWARI KANNIAH (Consumers International, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
- WIPO's Program for Libraries: How WIPO and Libraries Can Help Each Other
GEIDY LUNG (WIPO, Geneva, Switzerland)
- The WIPO Broadcasting Treaty - Why Libraries Should Oppose This Treaty
HARALD VON HIELMCRONE (Statsbiblioteket, Aarhus, Denmark)
- WIPO Development Agenda - 2006: A Brief Update
BARBARA STRATTON (CILIP, London, UK)
National Issues
- Orphan Works - The US Examines Ways of Making Orphan Works More Accessible to Users
ROBERT OAKLEY (Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA)
- Public Domain Registry in Canada
VICTORIA OWEN (University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada)
- Rethinking Copyright Exceptions and Limitations in the Digital Age: The Section 108 Study Group Process in the US
JAMES NEAL (Columbia University, New York, NY, USA)
- The SUBITO Case in Germany: Implications for Libraries
HARALD MUELLER (Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidelberg, Germany)
90 SI - Preservation and Conservation with Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning and the Preservation and Conservation Core Activity (part 1)
Preservation advocacy and education
91 Information Technology with Audiovisual and Multimedia and National Libraries (part 1)
New Access Technologies: Exploring the Heritage
92 Health and Biosciences Libraries
The Emerging Informationist: Wired and Ready?
Chair & Introductions: Bruce Madge or Rowena McCullen
Panelists:
- JEAN SHIPMAN, (MLA Pres) The Concept of the Informationist
- KATE OLIVER, Case Study: Working Toward the Informationist at Johns Hopkins
- TONY MCSEAN, (Elsevier): Respondent/Discussant
93 Library and Research Services for Parliaments with Government Information and Official Publications (part 2)
Technology Strategies and Tools for Dynamic Information Delivery
- Content Creation and Management: What's Next for Government Libraries and Information
STEPHEN ABRAM (Sirsi Dynix and Special Libraries Association)
- Improving the User Experience: Tips and Strategies for Success
JANE DYSART (Dysart Jones and Associates)
- Policy issues regarding electronic government and web accessibility in Japan
TAKASHI KOGA (National Institute of Informatics, Japan)
14.00-17.00, Monday
94 Off-site: Genealogy and Local History
Korean Genealogy: a dynamic tradition
- Keynote speech: Melvin Thatcher (Genealogy and Local History Section, IFLA)
- History of Korean Genealogy
YOUNG-JUNG OK (The Academy of Korean Studies)
- Genealogy Libraries And Collections In Korea
SEONG-KI BONG (The National Library of Korea)
- Traditional Genealogy Book Publishing Industry And E-Genealogy
BO-JEONG KIM (The Pukyung Institute for Korean History)
Location: International Conference Hall, The National Library of Korea
Contact person: Gui-won Lee
16.00-18.00, Monday
95 SI - Copyright and other Legal Matters (Part 2)
What's hot: burning issues in copyright and other legal matters, 2006!
96 Preservation and Conservation with Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning and the Preservation and Conservation Core Activity (part 2)
Preservation advocacy and education
- Disaster October 2004: Lessons Learned from Flash Flood at the University of Hawai at Manoa Library (Honolulu, Hawai)
LYNN A. DAVIS (Manoa Library, University of Hawaii, Manoa, USA)
- Preservation Partners: Engaging Staff in Preservation Efforts
JEANNE DREWES (Michigan State University Libraries, East Lansing, USA)
- Texts and memories; excavating meaning, communicating values
EVE GRAVES (London University of the Arts, London, UK)
- How did we get here? Present state of Advocacy and Education in Library Preservation in Japan
TORU KOIZUMI (Rikkyo University Humanities Library, Tokyo, Japan)
- The Place of "Library, Archives and Museum" in the Preservation of Documentary Heritage: A Professional Challenge for Uganda
ELISAM MAGARA (Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda)
- Preservation and Conservation Training in the French National Library
GUILLAUME NIZIERS (Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France)
- Planning for the unexpected: developing innovative disaster training exercises for library personnel
THOMAS H. TEPER (University of Illinois Library, Urbana Champaign, USA)
- Development of conservation training program in Taiwan
FEI WEN TSAI (Taiwan National University of the Arts, Taiwan, China)
- Preservation Programs in Russia
TATIANA VELIKOVA (Russian National Library, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation)
97 Information Technology with Audiovisual and Multimedia and National Libraries (part 2)
New Access Technologies: Tomorrow's Retrieval (ITS)
- Using Tomorrow's Retrieval Technology to Explore the Heritage: Bonding Past and Future in the Case of Global Memory Net
CHING-CHIH CHEN (Graduate School of Library and Information Science, Simmons College, Boston (MA), USA)
- New innovative access to educational and cultural multimedia contents
TAKASHI NAGATSUKA and YUKA EGUSA (Institute for Educational Policy Research, Japan)
- Challenges in automated classification using library classification schemes
KWAN YI (University of Kentucky, Lexington, USA)
- Towards constructing a Chinese information extraction system to support innovations in library services
ZHANG ZHIXIONG, LI SA, WU ZHENGXIN, LIN YING (Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China)
98 Quality Issues in Libraries
Quality in digital reference services - how can we assure it, how can we measure it?
- Digital reference - state of the art in the focus of quality
HERMAN RÖSCH (University of Applied Science of Cologne, Cologne, Germany)
- Question Point - quality issues in world wide digital reference
SUSAN McGLAMERY and JEFF PENKA (OCLC, USA)
- Key indicators for digital reference
KLAUS CEYNOWA (Bavarian State Library, Munich, Germany)
- General discussion
16.30-18.00, Monday
99 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Access to Learning Award
All delegates are cordially invited to attend the official announcement and presentation of the Access to Learning Award recipient for 2006.
100 Library and Research Services for Parliaments with Government Information and Official Publications (part 3)
Government Information, Dynamic Success for Business:
Tuesday 22 August 2006
08.30 - 10.30
101 SI - Libraries Serving Disadvantaged Persons
Library Services to Dyslexic Patrons
- Dyslexia: Medical Perspectives
SUNGDO DAVID HONG (Professor of Psychiatry, Samsung Medical Centre, Seoul, South Korea)
- Knowledge sharing also for disabled readers
HELLE ARENDRUP MORTENSEN (Lyngby-Taarbaek Kommunes Biblioteker, Lyngby, Denmark)
- Library Services to Persons with Dyslexia
GYDA SKAT NIELSEN (Horholm, Denmark)
- Development of Information and Library Services to Persons with Dyslexia - Asian Experiences
MISAKO NOMURA (Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities, Tokyo, Japan)
- Asian Library Practices of Serving Persons with Dyslexia: Survey Findings
YOUNGSOOK LEE (National Library of Korea, Seoul, Korea)
102 SI - IFLA-CDNL Alliance for Bibliographic Standards ICABS
The changing role of the catalogue in supporting resource discovery and delivery
103 Agricultural Libraries
Forging partnerships between libraries and extension services for improved access to agricultural information
Chair: Gary E. Gorman (Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand)
Introductions: Deva E. Reddy (Texas A&M University, College Station, USA)
- Information provision to farmers in Africa: the library-extension service linkage
L.O. AINA (University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana)
- Forging partnerships between libraries and extension services for improved access to agriculture information: a case study in Sri Lanka
I. MUDANNAYAKE (University of Peradeniya, Peradeniya, Sri Lanka)
- Problèmes et alternatives collaboratives pour les Bibliothèques et les Unités Documentaires Agricoles "BUDAs" Tunisiennes
AHMED KSIBI (University of Manouba, Manouba Campus, Tunisia)
- Digital Library for Indian Farmers (DLIF) using open source software: a strategic planning
S.P. JAIN and SUNIL GORIA (G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar, India)
- AGLINET, AGORA et al: Enhancing access to information in support of research and extension in the developing world
JANE WU (UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Rome, Italy) and MARY OCHS (Cornell University, Ithaca (NY), USA)
104 Metropolitan Libraries
Metropolitan libraries: Pools of innovation
- Presenting the Deichmanske Bibliotek, Oslo, Norway
LIV SÆTEREN (Deichmanske Bibliothek, Oslo, Norway)
- Library as lifestyle
PATRICIA B. CULKIN (The Library Corporation, Denver, USA)
- The library as influencer! - Having a say in what goes on in schools
IAN YAP (National Library Board, Singapore)
105 Statistics and Evaluation with Division of General Research Libraries
Quality measures on a national scale
106 President-Elect's Planning Session (part 1)
"Libraries on the Agenda" - the discussion
09.00-17.00, Tuesday
107 Off-site: Education and Training
- Regional cooperation of LIS education institutes in East Asia
- Issues in developing a repository of learning objects for LIS Education in Asia
ABDUS SATTAR CHAUDRY and CHRISTOPHER S. G. KHOO (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)
- A perspective on metadata and ontology curriculum in LIS education
SAM OH (Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea)
- Final results of LIPER (Library and Information Professions and Education Renewal) 1 project in Japan
MAKIKO MIWA (National Institute of Multimedia Education, Japan), SHUICHi UEDA (Keio University, Tokyo, Japan), AKIRA NEMOTO (Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan), MITSUHIRO ODA (Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan), HARUKI NAGATA (University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Japan) and TERUYO HORIKAWA (Shimane Women's College, Shimane, Japan)
- Regional LIS education cooperation, a continuing effort
CHIHFENG P. LIN (Shih-Hsin University, Taipei, Taiwan, China) and MEI-LING WANG (National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan)
- Education and lifelong learning among LIS teachers and educators (5 papers)
- Multiculturalism: an opportunity for transformative learning and building knowledge for LIS educators
CLARA M. CHI (UCAL Department of Information Studies, Los Angeles (CA), USA)
- Foundations of lifelong learning and the objective role of LIS education connoisseurs
A. Y. ASUNDI (Bangalore University, Bangalore, India) and C.R. KARISIDDAPPA (Karnatak University, Dharwad, India)
- Professional development for an Australian library and information studies (LIS) educator
KERRY SMITH (Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia)
- Library and information workforce planning: examination of change and paradigm shiftage in the library and information fields and the implications to curriculum content
I.M.N. KIGONGO-BUKENYA (Makerere University, Uganda)
- Lifelong learning for library and information teachers and educators through open and distance learning: a case study of India
S. B. GHOSH and R. SEVUKAN (Indira Ghandi National Open University, New Delhi, India)
Contact persons: Mouna Benslimane and
Dong Youl Jeong
Location: Department of Library and Information Science, College of Social Sciences, Ewha Womans University, 11-1 Daehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 120-750, Korea
10.45-12.45, Tuesday
108 SI - Libraries for the Blind
How to make your website accessible to all: issues and experiences
- Accessibility as a prerequisite for library web services
MINNA VON ZANSEN (Celia Library for the Visually Impaired, Helsinki, Finland)
- Web accessibility by universal design and assistive technology
JUN ISHIKAWA, University of Shizuoka, Shizuoka, Japan
- Web accessibility in Korea
CHUNGHO KIM (Xvision Technology, Ltd, Seoul, Korea)
- Web accessibility: a review of research and initiatives
JENNY CRAVEN (Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK)
- The Children's TPB - an open window for children with print impairments
JENNY NILSSON (Swedish Library of Talking Books and Braille, Enskede, Sweden)
109 SI - Bibliography
National Bibliographies - the Asian Experience
- National Bibliographies: Past, Present and Future - the Korean Experience
YEON-KYOUNG CHUNG (Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea)
- Japanese National Bibliography in the digital environment
YUKIO YOKOYAMA (National Diet Library, Tokyo, Japan)
- National Bibliographies: the Chinese experience
BEN GU (National Library of China, Beijing, China)
- Status of National Bibliographies in the CIS countries of Central Asia
ALEXANDER A. DZHIGO (Russian Book Chamber, Moscow, Russian Federation) and ALEXANDRA V. TEPLITSKAYA (Russian State Library, Moscow, Russian Federation)
110 Social Science Libraries with Government Libraries
Partnership building with government and social science libraries
111 Law Libraries
Establishing, growing and sustaining law library associations
- Establishing, growing and sustaining law library associations
SUSAN E. FOX (American Association of Law Libraries, Chicago, USA)
112 Press Conference
113 President-Elect's Planning Session (part 2)
"Libraries on the Agenda" - WSIS and follow up discussion
- Reporting on IFLA's post-WSIS activities
TUULA HAAVISTO (WSIS Coordinator of IFLA, Helsinki, Finland)
- Success Stories Database
DANIELLE MINCIO (Editor of the database, Lausanne, Switzerland)
- Discussion about library activities on WSIS on a national level ("Libraries on the Agenda")
- WSIS gave a boost to library development in Slovakia
Dr. DUSAN KATUSCAK (National Librarian, Slovak National Library, Martin, Slovakia)
- Latin American libraries contributing to the Information Society; cases from the areas of health, public libraries and access to public information
ELIZABET DE CARVALHO (IFLA Regional Manager, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- Discussion and Presentation of group work "Libraries on the Agenda"
- Closing remarks by Claudia Lux
12.45-13.45, Tuesday
114 SI - Plenary Session I.
Chair: Bob McKee, IFLA Executive Committee Member
- NGO-Government Partnership for the Dynamic Development of Korean Libraries and the Promotion of Reading
SANG-WAN HAN, President Korean Library Association
12.00-14.00, Tuesday
115 Poster Sessions
13.45-15.45, Tuesday
116 SI - Africa
Libraries and indigenous knowledge in Africa
- Copyright, indigenous knowledge and Africa's university libraries: the case of Uganda
DICK KAWOOYA (School of Information Sciences, University of Tennessee, Tennessee, USA)
- The challenges faced by African libraries and information centres in documenting and preserving indigenous knowledge
JABULANI SITHOLE (National Aids Council, Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe)
- Savoirs locaux et savoirs globaux a l'ere de resaux d'information
RAJA FENNICHE DAOUES (University of Manouba, Manouba, Tunisia)
- University perspectives in African indigenous knowledge management
GEORGE G. SHIBANDA (Western University College of Science and Technology, Kakamega, Kenya)
- The role of the library in promoting the application of indigenous knowledge (IK) in development projects
JOYCE BUKIRA NYUMBA (East African School of Library and Information Science Makerere University, Kamapala, Uganda)
117 SI - National Libraries
National libraries: dynamic partners for the knowledge society
118 Reference and Information Services
Marketing reference services in today's library - on-site and virtual
- Marketing reference service of public libraries in developing regions
LI YANRU (Harbin Municipal Library, Harbin City, China)
- Marketing partnerships in Greece between libraries, archives and museums. A new age has just started
ANTONIA ARAHOVA (Library and Archives, Office of the Greek Delegate at the European Parliament, Athens, Greece) and SARANTOS KAPIDAKIS (Ionian University, Corfu, Greece)
- Marketing reference and information services in libraries: a staff competencies framework
SOPHIA KAANE (United States International University, Nairobi, Kenya)
- Marketing analysis of reference and information services in Korean libraries
HEESOP KIM and YONGJE PARK (Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Korea)
119 Library History
Libraries and the information society through history
120 New Professionals Discussion Group
Dynamic Roles for New Librarians
- CLAUDIA LUX, IFLA President-Elect will open NPDG programme.
- JANA VARLEJS, Chair of Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning Section from VII. Division of Education and Research will be "administering a brief questionnaire to the audience to help us to understand the professional development challenges faced by individuals in various countries as they enter the profession." A discussion will follow.
- LEONARD KNIFFEL, editor of American Libraries (Journal of ALA) will share guidelines for new professionals who'd like to publish.
- Another speaker, TBA, will present ways in which practitioners and educators are addressing the need for training in real-life scenarios.
- ANDREW CRANFIELD, LOIDA GARCIA-FEBO and JOANNA BALL, NPDG convenors will report on the status of the DG.
121 Meet the Treasurer
16.00-18.00, Tuesday
122 SI - Public Libraries with Audiovisual and Multimedia
Libraries: dynamic engines for the knowledge and information society
- La Memoria oral en las "Biblioteques de Barcelona"
CARME GALVE (Jaume Fuster Library, Barcelona)
- Public digital multimedia services in a small country
BRUCE ROYAN (Concurrent, Scotland, UK) and SANDRA O'CONNOR (Formerly SCRAN, Scotland, UK)
- Some directions for digitised services with audio visual content for the public libraries of West Bengal, India
RATNA BANDYOPADHYAY (Calcutta University, Calcutta, India) and K.P. MAJUMDER (Jadavpur Univeristy, Calcutta, India)
- Promoting downloaded digital services in the public libraries in Denmark
KENT SKOV and LENE BYRIALSEN (Odense Centralbibliotek, Odense, Denmark)
123 SI - Cataloguing
Cataloguing partnerships: principles, projects and publishers
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IME ICC 3 and 4: Cairo and Seoul
BARBARA B. TILLETT (Library of Congress, Washington (DC), USA) and JAESUN LEE (National Library of Korea, Seoul, Korea)
- VIAF (Virtual International Authority File): Linking Die Deutsche Bibliothek and Library of Congress Name Authority Files
RICK BENNETT (OCLC, Dublin (Ohio) USA), CHRISTINA HENGEL-DITTRICH (Die Deutsche Bibliothek, Frankfurt am Main, Germany), EDWARD T. O'NEILL (OCLC, Dublin (Ohio), USA), and BARBARA B. TILLETT (Library of Congress, Washington (DC), USA)
- Processing metadata for electronic journals: the example of the German Union Catalogue of Serials
ULRIKE JUNGER (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany)
- Shopping for current day news in the library database: is it possible?
ANITA GOLDBERGA and ILONA DUKURE (National Library of Latvia, Riga, Latvia)
- Using outsource data of digital resources in creating our own bibliographic records: Lingnan University Library's experience in converting Naxos Music Library and Spoken Word Library online titles to MARC records
OWEN TAM and PATRICK LO (Lingnan University, Hong Kong, China)
124 Library Buildings and Equipment
The design implications of libraries in multi-functional complexes
- Opening small public libraries in under used local shopping malls could boost local businesses in Goyang, Korea
YOUNG-SEOK KIM (Myungji University and Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea)
- Planning and design of the central library building as a dynamic engine and multi-functional complex facilitating the sharing, interaction and exchange of learning, research, knowledge and information to achieve academic excellence: a case study of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras
HARISH CHANDRA (Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Madras, India)
- Libraries: the learning space within
SOHAIR F. WASTAWY (Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria, Egypt)
- Multi-functional library design and sustainability: designing multi-functional learning resources centres in Vietnam
MICHAEL ROBINSON (Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong, China) and HUYNH DINH CHIEN (HUE LRC, Hue City, Vietnam
- Introduction to the final draft version of the guidelines for library buildings
HELLEN NIEGAARD (The Danish Library Association)
125 Information Literacy
Transitions to college: how information literacy answers the knowledge society challenge
126 Information Coordinators
Sophie Felfoldi, Web Manager, IFLA
127 National Association Members
16.00-18.00, Tuesday
128 Division Room or IFLA Board Room
Libraries for Children and Young Adults with Reading
A meeting with representatives of IFLA, IRA and IBBY
Wednesday 23 August 2006
08.30 - 10.30
129 SI - Latin America and the Caribbean
Libraries: dynamics of information literacy in Latin America and the Caribbean
130 SI - Division III
Dynamic Libraries Creating the Future
131 @ your Library
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
MAURO GUERRINI and MARIA TERESA NATALE (Associazione Italiana Biblioteche, Italy)
- @your library
SUE HUTLEY (Executive director, Australian Library and Information Association)
- Kids! @ your library and more
MICHAEL DOWLING (American Library Association)
132 IFLA President
Indigenous Knowledge
132a Library Theory and Research - Off-site
Library and information science research: the case in Korea
Location: Department of library & information science, Sookmyung W. University, Seoul, Korea
10.45-12.45, Wednesday
133 SI - Management and Marketing
Strategic planning tools for the tomorrow people - library and information professionals of the 21st century
- Environmental Scanning: Discover What is Happening Outside of the Library Doors
CHRISTIE KOONTZ, Program Chair
- Planning for strategic communication - tools for management and marketing used at Stockholm University Library
GUNILLA LILIE BAUER, Program Co-chair
- Meaningful missions, valid visions and virtuous values: an exploration
J.E. DAVIES (Research School of Informatics, Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK)
- Strategic planning for developing Indian university libraries into knowledge resource and service centres
I.V. MALHAN (University of Tammu, Tammu, India)
- Using the LEAD Technique to turn your competition into an emergent strategic tool (LEAD = Learn your competitive arena; Entrepreneurial spirit; Access, accountability and alignment; Demonstrate your success)
LARRY WHITE (East Carolina University, Greenville (NC), USA)
- Changing society, role of information professionals and strategy for libraries
HISAMICHI YAMAZAKI (Chuo University, Japan)
134 SI - Library Services to Multicultural Populations
Successful partnership in multicultural library services: Asian Communities
- "Moe Thauk Kye", the First Burmese Library in Japan
SOE WIN SHEIN (Moe Thauk Kye Library, Tokyo, Japan)
- Oizumi Public Library: bridging cultures in partnership with community resources
MASANOBU ITOI (Oizumi Public Library, Oizumi-machi, Japan)
- Community, scholars, librarians: the Multicultural Canada Digitization Project
LYNN COPELAND (Simon Fraser University, Burnaby (BC), Canada)
- Library Services in Minority Communities in China
ZHANG GUIRONG, ALATANCANG and DELGER (University of Inner Mongolia, China)
135 Art Libraries
Art libraries: Bonding past and future. Ancient cultural heritage and information technology
- Nepal Architecture Archive at the Harvard University: Using Library Technology to Preserve Cultural Heritage and Take It into the Future
HUGH WILBURN (Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge (MA), USA)
- Integration of bibliographic and research information into museum objects collection management system: web based bibliography on photographic resources relevant to the Asia/Pacific region
GILLIAN CURRIE (National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia)
- Art librarians: The bridge between art information and art library users
JENNIFER KRIVICKAS (Yale Center for British Art Reference Library and Photo Archive, New Haven, USA)
- 25 years of international art librarians cooperation - an overview of the built bridges, tight bonds and global network tailored by the Art Libraries Section of IFLA
OLGA SINITSYNA (M.I. Rudomino Library for Foreign Literature, Moscow, Russia) and MARGARET SHAW (National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia)
136 Classification and Indexing
Interoperability of subject access for multilingual and multi-script networked environment, particularly for Asia
- Transferring intended messages of subject headings exemplified in the list of Korean subject headings
GERTRUDE SOONJA LEE KOH (Dominican University, River Forest (IL), USA)
- Uniform form divisions (common isolates) for digital environment, a proposal
LEENA SHAH (Government College Mehidpur, Ujjain (M.P.), India) and SUDHIR KUMAR (Vikra University, Ujjain (M.P.), India)
- Facet Analyses of Categories Used in Web Directories: A Comparative Study
KYUNG-SUN KIM (University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison (WI), USA)
- Closing remarks: Standards for controlled vocabularies
MARCIA LEI ZENG (Kent State University, Kent (OH), USA)
137 Library Theory and Research with Division VII
The role of IFLA in promoting professional norms and standards: Results from an LTR-project
12.45-13.45, Wednesday
138 SI - Plenary Session
Chair: Barbara Ford, Member of IFLA Governing Board
- The Current Status of the Korean ICT Industry; New Growth Engines for the Korean Economy
Dr. DAEJE CHIN, Former Minister of Information and Communication
12.00-14.00, Wednesday
139 Poster Sessions
13.45-15.45, Wednesday
140 SI - Science and Technology Libraries with Information Technology
Workings of the ubiquitous library - Will all library services and content be available to anyone, anywhere at anytime?
- The ubiquitous library for the blind and physically handicapped: a case study of the LG Sangnam Library, Korea
KYUNG-JAE BAE (LG Sangnam Library, Seoul, Korea)
- e-Research and the ubiquitous open grid digital libraries of the future
VIVEK N. PATKAR (the ICFAI Business School, Mumbai, India) and SMITA CHANDRA (Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, New Mumbai, India) and
- The implementation of the RFID System for improving customized service: the case of the National Library of Korea
KIM SUE JEOUNG (National Library of Korea, Seoul, Korea)
- Building the ubiquitous library in the 21st century
LILI LI (Georgia Southern University, Statesboro (GA), USA)
141 SI - Knowledge Management with Statistics and Evaluation (part 1)
Evidence-based knowledge management
- Measuring the impacts of knowledge management
JONG-AE KIM (Dongbu Information Technology Co., Ltd., RTE Consulting Center, Seoul, Korea)
- Transforming data to build knowledge for healthy libraries
JAN SUNG (Eastern Ilinois University, Charleston, Ilinois, USA), ALLEN LANHAM and NACKIL SUNG
- Knowledge sharing capabilities in today's university libraries
MEHRI PARIROKH (Ferdowsi Univerisity of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran), FARHAD DANESHGAR (University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia) and RAHMATOLLAH FATTAHI (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran)
- Library administrators knowledge management practices and perceptions when conducting organizational performance assessment
LARRY WHITE (Institution: East Carolina University, City and Country: Greenville, North Carolina USA)
142 School Libraries and Resource Centers (part 1)
Information literacy for young people: Evolving models in a changing world
- A Strategic framework for an evolving model of information literacy for young people in a changing world
FLIPPIE (P.R.) VAN DER WALT (Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, Ekurhuleni, South Africa)
- How do we integrate guidance on reading and instruction on information use?
YURIKO NAKAMURA (Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan)
- Application of Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory for the effective use of library resources by K-2 students: an experimented model
RASHMI KUMBAR (Zydus School for Excellence, Ahmedabad, India)
- School libraries and information literacy in the Netherlands
ALBERT BOEKHORST (University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands), M. VAN VEEN (Open Universiteit Nederland, Netherlands) and HELEN BOELENS (Kalsbeek College, Woerden, Netherlands)
- A new kind of information specialist for a new kind of learning
HELEN BOELENS (Kalsbeek College, Woerden, Netherlands)
- What is the question?
LESLEY FARMER (California State University, Los Alamitos, USA)
- An Information Literacy Framework for Schools: the Hong Kong experience
JAMES HENRI (University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China), KONG SIU-CHEUNG (The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong, China), LEE FONG-LOK (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China) and LI SIU-CHEUNG (The Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China)
Poster Sessions:
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'If I can read, I can do anything': a reading promotion program linking schools that serve indigenous children
LORIENE ROY and SANDY LITTLETREE (University of Texaz, Austin, USA)
- The role of books and libraries in informal education among the youth
SEYED ALI ASGHAR RAZAVI, NASER DANESH POUYA and MITRA QIASI (Islamic Azad University, Iran)
- School libraries in the digital era: dynamic engines for learning
R. ADILAKSHMI (Bangalore University, Bangalore, India)
- Read more
MALIN UTTER (Fenix learning centre, Vagerryd, Sweden)
- Empowering Philippine schools and communities through information literacy programs in public school libraries
SUSANA L. TORRES, LILIAN LIBERTY E. VENTURA, GINA L. OBIERNA, ROSEMARIE M. YAGUE and ROMULO ROCENA (Quezon City, Philippines)
- The school library as the cultural promoter in the educational institution
EMPERATRIZ ASTUDILLO LOAYZA (Saint Gasper School, Santiago de Chile, Chile)
- Aguapey opens paths to information skills in young customers
GRACIELA PERRONE (National Teachers Library Institution, Argentina)
143 Geography and Map Libraries
Which name is it? The geographic naming of places
144 Industry Updates
13.45-14.30 hours
OCLC Industry Update
Our expanding global cooperative
Jay Jordan, President and CEO of Online Computer Library Center (OCLC)
Chair: Zhang Xiaolin, IFLA Governing Board Member
14.45-15.30 hours
Extensity (formerly Geac)
Vubis Smart, an update
Ian Manson
Chair: Torny Kjekstad, IFLA Governing Board Member
16.00-18.00, Wednesday
145 SI - Division of Education and Research
Hidden biases in library concepts - Cultural and linguistic differences in research and education
- Hidden biases in library concepts- Cultural and linguistic differences in research and education
YOUNG MAN KO (Sung Kyun Kwan University, Seoul, Korea)
- A Slavonic librarianship phenomenon? The Polish-Bulgarian cooperation case study
KRASSIMIRA ANGUELOVA (Sofia University, Department of LIS, Sofia, Bulgaria), MARIA PRZASTEK-SAMOKOWA and MALGORZATA KISILOWSKA (Institute of Information and Book Studies, University of Warsaw, Poland)
- Developing aMaster in Library and Information Science (MLIS) curriculum for Central Asia: Integrating Kazakh, Russian and North American concepts of libraries and librarianship
LESLIE CHAMPENY and ANNA BERGALIEVA (Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics and Strategic Research (KIMEP), Alma Ata, Kazakhstan)
- Cultural and linguistic barriers to information retrieval and dissemination
GODWIN E. SHOKI and ADETOUN A OYELUDE (University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria)
- Whose model, what context? Cultural bias and the nested model of context stratification for information seeking and retrieval
ARCHIE L. DICK (Department of Information Science, University of Pretoria, South Africa)
- Breaking out of the linguistic ghetto? The role of new media in facilitating international research
IAN JOHNSON (Aberdeen Business School, The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK)
- Linguistic and Cultural Approaches to Knowledge Organization and Information Services
JUNG-RAN PARK (College of Information Science & Technology, Drexel University, USA)
- Hidden biases in library concepts- Cultural and linguistic differences in research and education
CHANG SUK KIM (USA)
146 SI - Knowledge Management with Statistics and Evaluation (part 2)
Evidence-based knowledge management
- Building a culture of assessment in Lisbon public libraries: A knowledge management approach
LEONOR GASPAR PINTO (Library Management Division, Lisbon Municipality, Lisbon, Portugal)
- Multi-faceted approach to citation-based quality assessment for knowledge management
LOKMAN I. MEHO and KIDUK YANG (School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA)
- K. M. and I. S. O. quality are meant for continual improvement
LUCIANA SACCHETTI (Department of Statistics, University of Bologna, City and Country: Bologna, Italy)
- A study on introducing six sigma theory in the library for service competitiveness enhancement
DONG-SUK KIM (Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea)
147 School Libraries and Resource Centers (part 2)
Information literacy for young people: Evolving models in a changing world
148 Health and Biosciences Libraries
What's new in technology for health information?
14.00 - 16.30, Wednesday
149 Libraries for Children and Young Adults with Reading
Story showcase and Korean Picture book Exhibition: the historical review
A storytelling programme accompanied by the Exhibition of Korean Picture Books
Contact: Young Sook Song
Location: National Library for Children and Young Adults, 645 Yeoksam-dong Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 135-080 Korea
149a Industry Updates
16.00-16.45 hours
EBSCO Information services
EMpact, EBSCO's New Approach for Publishers
Sungdae Ahn, Vice President and General Manager, EBSCO Information Services-Korea
Chair: Nancy Gwinn, IFLA Executive Committee Member
17.00-17.45 hours
Elsevier
Design Rules: The Changing Face of Elsevier's Leading Web Products
Amanda Spiteri, Marketing Director, Elsevier
Chair: Donna Scheeder, IFLA Governing Board Member
15.00-18.00, Wednesday
150 Africa Section SC II
Thursday 24 August 2006
08.30 - 10.30
151 SI - Information Technology with National Libraries with Academic and Research Libraries and Knowledge Management (part 1)
Institutional Repositories: policies, implementation issues, an overview of the technologies
152 SI - FAIFE (part 1)
Access to HIV/AIDS information: a life and death issue
153 Genealogy and Local History
Local History: A Dynamic Partnership between Libraries, Archives, and Museums
- A study on the system construction, integration and use of local history digital archives in Korea
SOON-AE KANG (Hansung University, Seoul, Korea)
- Cooperation on local history and the concept of network building between libraries, museums and archives in China
WU SHUSHI (National Library of China, Beijing, China)
- Common Ground: the social history of Taranaki 1840-2010
BILL MACNAUGHT (Puke Ariki, New Plymouth, New Zealand)
- Developing Local Digital Content in Chilean Public Libraries
PILAR PACHECO and ENZO ABBAGLIATI (Directorate of Libraries, Archives and Museums, Santiago, Chile)
- Involving the uninvolved: audience development and local history - Developing audiences for local history
ELIZABETH ANNE MELROSE (North Yorkshire County Council, Library and Information Services, Northallerton, UK)
154 Acquisition and Collection Development with Serials and Other Continuing Resources (part 1)
Evolving Business models for hybrid collections
10.45 - 12.45, Thursday
155 SI - Information Technology with National Libraries with Academic and Research Libraries and Knowledge Management (part 2)
Institutional Repositories: policies, implementation issues, an overview of the technologies
156 SI - FAIFE (part 2)
Access to HIV/AIDS information: a life and death issue
157 Asia and Oceania
Promoting the Implementation of Open Access
- Open Access Scholarly Databases - a bird's eye view of the landscape
PETER JACSO (University of Hawaii, Hawaii, USA)
- The Open Access movement in the Korean R&D environment
HYEKYONG HWANG and HEEYOON CHOI (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information, Daejeon, Korea)
- "dCollection": The National Network of University-Based Repository in Korea
HONG SEOK PARK and GUEM YEON JANG (Korea Education and Research Information Service, Seoul, Korea)
- Open Access and institutional repositories - a developing country perspective: a case study of India
S.B. GHOSH and ANUP KUMAR DAS (Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi, India)
- Open Access-Philosophy, Policy and Practice: a Comparative Study
XUEMAO WANG and CHANG SU (Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore (MD), USA) and WEI LIU (Shanghai Library, Shanghai, China)
- Comparing three Chinese reprint systems
YI LIU and YI GAO (Science and Technology Library of Guangdong, Guangzhou, China)
158 Acquisition and Collection Development with Serials and Other Continuing Resources (part 2)
Evolving Business models for hybrid collections
13.15 - 14.45, Thursday
159 Closing Session
15.00 - 18.00, Thursday
160 Council
Friday 25 August 2006
08.30 - 10.50
161 SC II Audiovisual and Multimedia
162 SC II Science and Technology Libraries
163 SC II Public Libraries
164 SC II Art Libraries
165 SC II Bibliography
166 SC II Genealogy and Local History
167 SC II Preservation and Conservation
168 SC II Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
169 SC II Education and Training
170 SC II Government Information and Official Publications
171 SC II Library History
172 SC II Libraries for Children and Young Adults
173 SC II Libraries Serving Disadvantaged Persons
174 SC II Library Services to Multicultural Populations
175 SC II Asia and Oceania
176 CLM Business Meeting
11.00 - 13.50, Friday
177 SC II Serial Publications and other continuing Resources
178 SC II Health and Biosciences 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 Knowledge Management
184 SC II Information Technology
185 SC II Statistics and Evaluation
186 SC II Library Theory and Research
187 SC II Management and Marketing
188 SC II Social Science Libraries
189 SC II Rare Books and Manuscripts
190 SC II School Libraries and Resource Centres
191 SC II Latin America and the Caribbean
192 FAIFE Committee Meeting
14.00 - 16.50, Friday
193 FAIFE Advisory Board Meeting
194 SC II National Libraries
195 SC II Classification and Indexing
196 SC II Geography and Map Libraries
197 SC II Management of Library Associations
198 SC II Reference and Information Services
199 SC II Newspapers
200 SC II Continuing Professional Development & Workplace Learning
201 SC II Information Literacy
202 SC II Library and Research Services for Parliaments
203 SC II Metropolitan Libraries
204 SC II Library Buildings and Equipment
205 SC II Law Libraries
206 SC II Academic and Research Libraries
207 SC II Reading
17.00 - 18.30, Friday
208 CB II General Research Libraries (Div I)
209 CB II Special Libraries (Div II)
210 CB II Libraries Serving the General Public (Div III)
211 CB II Bibliographic Control (Div IV)
212 CB II Collections and Services (Div V)
213 CB II Management and Technology (Div VI)
214 CB II Education and Research (Div VII)
215 CB II Regional Activities (Div VIII)
Saturday 26 August 2006
All day: Governing Board Meeting (By invitation only)
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