VALA2022 Onsite Conference Program - VALA - Libraries / Technology and the Future //

Tuesday 14 June

Wednesday 15 June

Thursday 16 June

TIME	WHAT'S ON?
0930-1730	REGISTRATION OPEN - Foyer
0930-1830	EXHIBITION OPEN - Sovereign Room
1015-1045	Morning Tea & Exhibition Viewing
1045-1100	Welcome to VALA2022, Opening Address: Ebe Kartus and Sae Ra Germaine, Co-Chairs, VALA2022 Organising Committee Room: Eureka Room
1045-1430	Online Platform
1100-1200	Keynote 1: Dr Shasta Henry and Will Tait, Future Crunch - Melbourne, Australia Intelligent optimism Room: Eureka Room & Online #vala2022 #k1 Session sponsored by:
1200-1300	Lunch & Exhibition Viewing Onsite
1300-1400	Keynote 2: Melissa Terras, The University of Edinburgh, Scotland Digital Humanities and GLAM digitisation: the need to build a virtuous circle Room: Eureka Room & Online #vala2022 #k2
1400-1410	Session Change Over
1410-1440	Concurrent 1 Eureka Room	Concurrent 2 Courtyard Room
	The topography of searching: from visualisation to action Amy Walduck State Library of Queensland #vala2022 #s1 Session sponsored by:	Koha for a cataloguing agency: considerations and challenges for a system implementation during COVID lockdown Ben Chadwick Education Services Australia #vala2022 #s2 Session sponsored by:
1440-1515	Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Viewing Onsite
1515-1545	Concurrent 3 Eureka Room	Concurrent 4 Courtyard Room
	Developing and encouraging biodiversity in a consortium framework Angus Cook CAUL #vala2022 #s3	What the dickens is a data concierge? Researcher interviews and data management reviews: misinformation, appreciation and remediation Patrick Splawa-Neyman Monash University #vala2022 #s4
1545-1555	Session Change Over
1555-1625	Concurrent 5 Eureka Room	Concurrent 6 Courtyard Room
	Five years of OER publishing: lessons and directions Steven Chang La Trobe University #vala2022 #s5	On the fly: adapting existing digital tools to deliver safe student spaces on campus in uncertain times Rachael Wilson Deakin University #vala2022 #s6
1625-1635	Session Change Over
1635-1705	Concurrent 7 Eureka Room	Concurrent 8 (Live Stream) Courtyard Room
	What is the product in academic publishing? Or, Why people in the Open Access debate are all talking about different things Graham Massey Victoria University #vala2022#s7 Session sponsored by:	From herders to facilitators - Library staff transition and the transformation of the Library tour Samantha Narcis University of Adelaide #vala2022 #s8
1705-1830	Welcome Reception - Exhibition Hall Includes Welcome to Country Proudly supported by De Gruyter

NOTE: The VALA2022 Program is subject to change as new content is proposed; please visit it regularly.

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TIME	WHAT'S ON?
0830-1730	REGISTRATION OPEN - Foyer
0830-1730	EXHIBITION OPEN - Sovereign Room
0915-0945	Concurrent 9 Eureka Room	Concurrent 10 Courtyard Room	Critical Conversation 1 VIP Room 2
	An online copyright for teaching module: a case-study Ingrid Unger Victoria University #vala2022 #s9	"Summon" the troops, there's work to be done! Improving user discoverability experience through a new discovery layer Bronwen Thomas Virginia Walker University of Newcastle #vala2022 #s10	Researcher Engagement Framework: when your boss tells you to promote RDM, how do you do it? Patrick Splawa-Neyman Monash University #vala2022 #cc1 Working with spaghetti: integrating everything with everything else Alan Manifold State Library of Victoria #vala2022 #cc2 Session sponsored by:
945-0955	Session Change Over
0955-1025	Concurrent 11 Eureka Room	Concurrent 12 Courtyard Room	Critical Conversation 2 VIP Room 2
	FLEX – how we created a simple, copyright compliant content solution for Higher Education and VET Librarians Richard Hinchliffe Director, New Product & Innovation Copyright Agency #vala2022 #s11	24/7 technology hub - revolutionising spaces that transcend the traditional concept of public libraries Michael Spikmans Northern Beaches Library Services, Sydney #vala2022 #s12	Researcher Engagement Framework: when your boss tells you to promote RDM, how do you do it? Patrick Splawa-Neyman Monash University #vala2022 #cc1 Working with spaghetti: integrating everything with everything else Alan Manifold State Library of Victoria #vala2022 #cc2 Session sponsored by:
1025-1100	Morning Tea
1045-1430	Online Platform
1100-1200	Keynote 3: Alison Macrina, Library Freedom Project, USA Pandemic Privacy; preserving and protecting our digital rights when we're all trapped on the internet Room: Eureka Room & Online #vala2022 #k3
1200-1300	Lunch & Exhibition Viewing Onsite
1300-1400	Keynote 4 - Kathy Reid, Australian National University Data, decisions and dynamics: what libraries need to know to realise the promise and avoid the pitfalls of AI Room: Eureka Room & Online #vala2022 #k4
1400-1410	Session Change Over
1410-1440	Concurrent Session 13 Room: Eureka Room	Concurrent Session 14 Room: Courtyard Room
	Streamlining and automating data contribution to the ANBD Cameron Atkinson National Library of Australia #vala2022 #s13	AI, accessibility and digital collections: examining the practical application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance the accessibility of the digital collections of the State Library of Victoria Justin Kelly State Library of Victoria #vala2022 #s14
1440-1510	Afternoon Tea
1510-1540	Concurrent 15 Eureka Room	Concurrent 16 Courtyard Room	Critical Conversation 3 VIP Room 2
	Cutting the apron strings: where is the support after a system implementation? Maureen Bezanson Margie Pembroke Southern Cross University #vala2022 #s15	#RetroPIDs: the future of our digitised past Nicole Kearney Biodiversity Heritage Library Australia (Museums Victoria), Melbourne #vala2022 #s16	Gitting by with a little help from our friends: using Gitbook and crowdsourcing to find a common solution to common problems Sara King AARNet, Sydney #vala2022 #cc3 “Doing my own research”: access to expert opinion outside traditional academic publishing Laki Sideris Informit #vala2022 #cc4 Session sponsored by:
1540-1550	Session Change Over
1550-1620	Concurrent 17 Eureka Room	Concurrent 18 Courtyard Room	Critical Conversation 4 VIP Room 2
	Exploring open-source discovery through a prototype project Danielle Johnson, Kathryn Martin, Jane Miller Deakin University #vala2022 #s17	Machine learning for classifying bibliographic resources: using topical headings to infer alignments to Australian Curriculum learning areas Ben Chadwick Education Services Australia #vala2022 #s18	Gitting by with a little help from our friends: using Gitbook and crowdsourcing to find a common solution to common problems Sara King AARNet, Sydney #vala2022 #cc3 “Doing my own research”: access to expert opinion outside traditional academic publishing Laki Sideris Informit #vala2022 #cc4 Session sponsored by:
1620-1630	Session Change Over
1630-1730	Presentation - Williamson Award Room: Eureka Room

NOTE: The VALA2022 Program is subject to change as new content is proposed; please visit it regularly.

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TIME	WHAT'S ON?
0830-1730	REGISTRATION OPEN - Foyer
0830-1500	EXHIBITION OPEN - Sovereign Room
0915-0945	Concurrent 19 (Livestream) Eureka Room	Concurrent 20 Courtyard Room
	A library social media manifesto Ned Potter streamed from University of York, UK #vala2022 #s19	Learning together: four principles for digital literacy learning in libraries Teishan Ahearne Moreland City Libraries #vala2022 #s20
0945-0955	Session Change Over
0955-1025	Concurrent 21 Eureka Room	Concurrent 22 Courtyard Room
	Gittin' techy with it: our journey using Gitbook and crowdsourcing to build a modern not-quite-technical skills guide Sara King AARNET, Sydney #vala2022 #s21	Making it happen: a pathway to digital preservation at the University of Adelaide Library Alexis Tindall University of Adelaide #vala2022 #s22 Session sponsored by:
1025-1100	Morning Tea
1045-1430	Online Platform
1100-1200	Keynote 5: Gerry McGovern, Ireland The need for a digital clean-up day Room: Eureka Room & Online #vala2022 #k5
1200-1300	Lunch & Exhibition Viewing Onsite
1300-1400	Keynote 6: Kim Tairi, Auckland University of Technology Me te toroa i te tau ana i te au: riding the currents in uncertain times Room: Eureka Room & Online #vala2022 #k6
1400-1410	Session Change Over
1410-1440	Concurrent Session 23 Eureka Room	Concurrent Session 24 Courtyard Room
	Thriving instead of surviving: managing technology projects during COVID-19 lockdowns Michelle McLean Casey Cardinia Libraries #vala2022 #s23	Open source library software; the gift that keeps on giving back Aleisha Amohia Catalyst IT, Wellington #vala2022 #24
1440-1500	Afternoon Tea
1500-1530	Concurrent 25 Eureka Room	Concurrent 26 Courtyard Room
	Peer support for learning technologies: supporting students throughout COVID-19 and beyond Nicole Johnston Edith Cowan University #vala2022 #s25	Creativity and cross-institutional collaboration in the DigiDex Community of Practice Kat Cain Deakin University Library Karen Miller Curtin University Library Kristy Newton University of Wollongong Library #vala2022 #s26
1530-1535	Session Change Over
1535-1635	The Panel - The Leadership Cauldron Facilitated by Carmel O'Sullivan, University of Southern Queensland Guest Panellists: Nicole Kearney, Museums Victoria Hugh Rundle, La Trobe University Kim Tairi, Auckland University of Technology Leanne Williams, Myli: My Community Library Room: Eureka Room #vala2022 #p1 Session sponsored by:
1635-1645	Conference Closing
1645-1730	Farewell Reception - Courtyard

NOTE: The VALA2022 Program is subject to change as new content is proposed; please visit it regularly.

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