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12th BIENNIAL CONFERENCE
AND EXHIBITION 3 - 5 February, 2004 Melbourne Convention Centre |
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12th BIENNIAL CONFERENCE
AND EXHIBITION 3 - 5 February, 2004 Melbourne Convention Centre |
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PROVISIONAL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME |
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Please note that the conference programme outlined is a preliminary programme only and is subject to change. VALA reserves the right to alter this programme as planning progresses. |
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| Tuesday 3 February 2004 |
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| 0730 – 1830 | Registration | ||
| 0900 – 1015 | PLENARY SESSION: Hal Abelson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Universities, the Internet and the inteellectual commons |
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| 1015 - 1045 | Morning Tea, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| Concurrent Session 1: Managing Digital Objects |
Concurrent Session 2: Co-operatives & Consortia |
Concurrent Session 3: e-books |
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| 1045 - 1115 | Shirley Sullivan,
Lynne Horwood, Jane Garner and Eve Young, University of Melbourne,
Vic Bringing hidden treasures to light: illuminating DSpace |
Rosemary
Hudson, University of Otago, New Zealand and Ainslie Dewe,
Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand CONZULSys project: a model for university library collaboration in New Zealand |
Terena
Solomons, Hollywod Private Hospital, WA Beam me up! Supporting PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) in medical libraries - new technology or just another format? (2002 VALA Travel Scholar) |
| 1120 - 1150 | Bob Pymm
and Thorsten Kaeding, ScreenSound Australia, ACT Satellite capture of broadcast materials - archiving radio and television in the 21st century |
John Binnion,
Eastern Regional Libraries, Vic and David Cochrane,
PricewaterhouseCoopers, Vic SWIFT - the future library system for Victoria's communities |
Paul Mercieca,
RMIT Business, Vic E-book acceptance: what will make users read on screen? |
| 1155 - 1230 | Marie-Louise
Ayres, National Library of Australia, ACT MusicAustralia: building on national infrastructure |
Teresa Wight,
Whitehorse Manningham Regional Library Corporation, Vic The Gulliver online database evaluation tool |
Wendy Abbott
and Kate Kelly, Bond University, Qld Sooner or later! - have e-books turned the page? |
| 1230 - 1400 | Lunch, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase – You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
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Session 4: Managing Digital Objects |
Concurrent
Session 5 Virtual Reference |
Concurrent
Session 6: Electronic Publishing |
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| 1400 - 1430 | Stephen
O'Brien, Hunter Institute - TAFE NSW Collaboration, community and consortia in the digital provision of art image resources (2002 VALA Travel Scholar) |
Janet Murray,
Murray Consulting And Training Pty Ltd, Vic and Cindy Tschernitz,
Tell Me Now, Vic The Internet myth - emerging trends in reference enquiries |
Cathrine
Harboe-Ree, Michele Sabto and Andrew
Treloar, Monash University Library, Vic The library as digitorium: new modes of information creation, distribution and access |
| 1435 - 1505 | Lloyd
Sokvitne, State Library of Tasmania STORS - the development and implementation of a multi-function Open Archive service for Tasmanian electronic documents |
Janet
Fletcher, Philippa Hair, Macquarie University, NSW
and Jean McKay, Murdoch University, WA Online Librarian - real time / real talk: an innovative collaboration between two university libraries |
Miranda Lee,
Australian Digital Alliance, ACT The Digital Agenda: a progress report for libraries |
| 1510 - 1540 | Howard
Quenault, Public Record Office Victoria VERS: building a digital record heritage |
Nicole
Phillips, Holmesglen Institute of TAFE, Vic Electronic and live - online reference two years on |
Martin Marlow,
ProQuest Information & Learning, UK Value creation in aggregation - the need for a flexible approach in content aggregation and production to meet future customer demand |
| 1540 - 1610 | Afternoon Tea, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| 1610 - 1725 | PLENARY SESSION: Mackenzie Smith, MIT Libraries, Massachusetts, USA Libraries in the lead: the institutional repository phenomenon |
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| 1730 - 1900 | Welcome Reception - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
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Wednesday 4 February 2004 |
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| 0800 - 1730 | Registration | ||
| 0900 - 1015 | PLENARY SESSION: Herbert Van de Sompel, Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico, USA Motivation, inspiration and innovation from frustration |
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| 1015 - 1045 | Morning Tea, Exhibition Viewing, and VALA Showcase - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| 1045 - 1245 | Vendor Presentations | ||
| 1245 - 1400 | Lunch, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase – You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| Concurrent
Session 7: Software Issues |
Concurrent
Session 8: Information Literacy |
Concurrent
Session 9: Portals |
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| 1400 - 1430 | Brenda
Chawner, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Free/open source software: new opportunities, new challenges |
Barry Tucker
and Stuart Palmer, Deakin University, Vic Integration of information literacy training into engineering and technology education |
Ken Klippel
and Tony Cargnelutti, University of New South Wales Library Sirius - essential navigational aide in a complex information environment |
| 1435 - 1505 | Andrew
Cunningham, State Library of Victoria Global & local dimensions of emerging community languages support |
Andrew Wright,
National Information and Library Service, Vic Blithwapping and number 8 wiring your library and learning systems |
Kylie Moloney
and Roxanne Missingham, National Library of Australia, ACT
and Christine MacKenzie, Yarra Plenty Regional Library, Vic A portal for the people: National Library & your local public library = new access paradigm |
| 1510 - 1540 | Cathie
Jilovsky, CAVAL Collaborative Solutions, Vic Unicode: a tool for system interoperability and human communication |
Angela Mare,
Holmesglen Institute of TAFE, Vic Know It All! online - is it possible? |
Liz Burke,
Eva Fisch, Linda Sheridan and Kristine Valenta, La
Trobe University Library, Vic Implementing AARLIN at La Trobe University, with a focus on end user reception |
| 1540 - 1610 | Afternoon Tea, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| 1610 - 1725 | PLENARY SESSION: Wu Jianzhong, Shanghai Library, China Developing a borderless hybrid library: Shanghai experience |
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| 1900 - 2350 | Conference Dinner - River Room, Level 1, Crown Towers
Hotel, entry via Southbank or Queensbridge Street. Delegates will have a pleasant stroll along the river from the Conference Centre to the River Room at the Crown Towers Hotel for dinner, drinks and live entertainment. The evening will end around 2300, after which time the indefatigable can enjoy the facilities of the Crown Complex, which in itself offers a range of entertainment, or move on to the many bars along Southbank. The Robert D. Williamson Award will be presented at the VALA2004 Conference Dinner. Tickets may be purchased at the Registration and Information Desk until 1200 on Tuesday 3 February 2004. |
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| Thursday 5 February 2004 |
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| 0800 - 1730 | Registration | ||
| 0900 - 1015 | PLENARY SESSION: Catherine Lupovici, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris Archiving the Web: impact on librarianship |
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| 1015 - 1045 | Morning Tea, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| Concurrent
Session 10: Extending the ILMS |
Concurrent
Session 11: User Behaviour |
Concurrent
Session 12: Access to Information |
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| 1045 - 1115 | Laura
Maquignaz and Jane Miller, Victoria University, Vic The centrality of the Integrated Library Management System: a strategic view of information management in an e-service environment |
Paul Genoni,
Helen Merrick and Michele Willson, Curtin University of Technology,
WA Virtual symposia: an investigation into scholarly communities online |
Alison
Sutherland and Peter Green, Curtin University of Technology,
WA An OpenURL resolver (SFX) in action: the answer to a librarian's prayer or a burden for technical services? |
| 1120 - 1150 | Tom Denison,
White Room Electronic Publishing Pty Ltd, Vic and Michael
Robinson, RMIT Vietnam Breaking ground - library systems implementation in Vietnam |
David Feighan,
Vicnet, Vic Understanding the drivers for online data usage: an empirical analysis |
Deborah Stumm,
Susanne Moir and Meredith Lawn, State Library of NSW Collection-level description: separating the woods from the trees |
| 1155 - 1230 | Chris Thewlis,
Civica Pty Ltd, Vic Working together to expand and extend the functionality of your ILMS - how to get more from your vendor |
Beth
Thomsett-Scott, University of North Texas, USA Turning students onto your library's website: using website usability studies to improve student use of your library's site |
David
Groenewegen and Simon Huggard, Monash University Library,
Vic Designing a digital databases page |
| 1230 - 1400 | Lunch, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| Concurrent
Session 13: Extending the ILMS |
Concurrent
Session 14: User Authentication |
Concurrent
Session 15: Strategic Information Planning |
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| 1400 - 1430 | Joanna
Richardson and Peta Hopkins, Bond University, Qld Selecting an ILMS for a future you can't imagine |
Peter Green,
Curtin University of Technology, WA Distributed authentication for the Western Australian university libraries |
Andrew Wells,
Tony Cargnelutti and Kerrie Talmacs, University of New South
Wales Evolution or revolution: developing new structures to meet the challenges of managing online services |
| 1435 - 1505 | Judith Pearce
and Monica Berko, National Library of Australia, ACT The hybrid library revisited |
Raj Saxena,
Australian Graduate School of Management, NSW Security and online content management - balancing access and security |
Barbara
Wickenden, Waitemata District Health Board Library, New Zealand
and Annette Huang, Whitireia International Library, New
Zealand Roadmap or roadblock: strategic information planning |
| 1505 - 1540 | Afternoon Tea, Exhibition Viewing and VALA Showcase - You Yangs Exhibition Hall | ||
| 1540 - 1700 | PLENARY SESSION AND CLOSING: Lorcan Dempsey, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc., Ohio, USA Library: service, space, collection |
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| 1700 - 1830 | Farewell Refreshments | ||
| Please note that the conference programme outlined is a preliminary programme only and is subject to change. VALA reserves the right to alter this programme as planning progresses. |
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| Back to Tuesday | REGISTRATION DESK The Registration and Information Desk will be located on Level 3 of the Melbourne Convention Centre, and will be open from 1600 Monday 2 February 2004. Please call at the Registration Desk as soon as possible to collect your name badge and Conference satchel. The staff at the Registration Desk will be happy to assist you in any way they can. |
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| FURTHER INFORMATION For further enquiries regarding the VALA2004 Conference, please contact the Conference Office: Antoinette Woods, Conference Manager, VALA2004 Waldron Smith Management 61 Danks Street Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Australia Telephone: +61 3 9645 6311 Facsimile: +61 3 9645 6322 E-mail: info@wsm.com.au |
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Last updated 25 January 2004 |
