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2005
Conference Streams
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Advocacy
& Public Relations: Sessions in this
stream could include any local, regional, national
or international government relations issues that
the LIS community is involved in. This might include
such topics as copyright, services to persons
with disabilities, telecommunications/band width,
Internet filtering, GATS, the World Summit on
the Information Society, etc. It also includes
case studies of successful advocacy, such as a
public library gaining new funding or how a school
library expanded; or successful public relations
or community outreach activities.
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Management:
Sessions in this stream might include
personnel issues, such as succession planning,
supervision, mentorship programs, continuing professional
development, competency-based hiring, management
skills, etc.
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Services:
Sessions
in this stream could include topics related to both
library programming and collections, as well as
reference and circulation issues, and how to serve
diverse clients. |
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Technology:
Sessions in this stream might include new technologies,
adapting to technological change, technology related
to new kinds of collections, digitization projects,
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Trends
& Research: Sessions in this stream might
include broader societal trends that impact libraries
or information centres: what Canadians are reading
and why; demographic trends; research into new concepts
in librarianship; links between academic institutions
and the practitioners. It is intended to present
ideas on a macro level: the social, political, intellectual
or economic environment that librarians, information
specialists, library and school board trustees are
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