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7:00 am Registration opens 8:00 am ALL-CONFERENCE PLENARY: Chantal Hebert,CBC 9:00 am OLA Store opens in Registration Lobby and closes at 11:00 am 10:30 am – 10:45 am Break
9:15 am – 10:30 am 10:45 am – 12 noon
1700 OLITA SPOTLIGHT 1800 OHLA SPOTLIGHT Jutta Treviranus Marc Berman One-Size-Fits-One Digital Inclusion Boosting Your Brain
1701 1801 Focus on Careers Focus on Careers cont.
1702 1802 Foire Franco-Ontarienne Foire Franco-Ontarienne cont.
1703 1803 User Experience Boot Camp UX Boot Camp cont.
1704 1804 Research Matters Part 1: Research Matters Part 2: Getting Started and Librarians’ Perspectives on Research Going Deeper
1705 1805 T4L Launch & Showcase T4L Showcase cont.
1706 1806 Aboriginal Awareness Circle Copyright Update
1707 1807 Libraries Should Emulate Apple Stores After the Book: Repositioning the Public Library in the 21st Century
1808 Canada’s National Reading Campaign: What Did You Read Today?
12:15 pm GALA LUNCHEON: Steven Page, Composer, Musician
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O ALL-CONFERENCE PLENARY L 1600 ICTC Ballroom A 8:00 am I didn’t Chantal Hébert “know I wanted to Chantal Hébert is a national affairs writer with the Toronto Star and a guest columnist cover for Le Devoir and L’Actualité. She is a weekly participant on the political panel at Issue politics... on the CBC’s The National as well as Radio- Canada’s Les Coulisses du pouvoir. Ms Hébert I just began her career in Toronto as a reporter for the regional newsroom of Radio-Canada wanted to in 1975 before moving on to Parliament Hill for Radio-Canada radio. She has served as work in the parliamentary bureau chief for Le Devoir and La Presse. business Hébert is a graduate of Glendon College, York University. She is a Senior Fellow and see of Massey College at the University of Toronto and hold honorary doctorates from Bishop’s and York University and Officer of the Order of Canada. She is a where it recipient of two Asia-Pacific media fellowship (Malaysia and Japan). She is the 2005 recipient of the APEX Public Service Award. In 2006, she received the Hy took me. Solomon award for excellence in journalism and public policy as well as York University’s Pinnacle Achievement Bryden Alumni award. She is the author of a 2007 book titled French Kiss : Stephen Harper’s Blind Date with Quebec. — Chantal Hébert”
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Spotlight Sp Saturday eakers
1700 MTCC 203 1800 MTCC 203 9:15 am 10:45 am Innovation, Diversity, Inclusion Research studies, Wellness OLITA SPOTLIGHT OHLA SPOTLIGHT
One-Size-Fits-One Digital Boosting Your Brain: The Inclusion Restorative Benefits of Jutta Treviranus, Director of the Inclusive Design Research Centre, OCAD Interacting with Nature University Marc Berman, Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Our society is becoming ever more diverse and yet we continue to design for a theoretical norm, creating bar- Imagine a simple intervention than can improve memory riers for the growing majority that does not fit the norm. and attention with nearly zero cost. According to Atten- Diversity is one of our greatest assets with the potential tion Restoration Theory (ART; Kaplan, 1995) interacting to fuel innovation and foster resiliency and resourceful- with nature can improve psychological functioning in sig- ness in times of societal and institutional change. The nificant ways. Results from a series of experiments will be same connectivity and digital systems that have spurred presented that show how simple interactions with nature the current changes make it possible to sustainably de- (such as a walk in a park) can be beneficial for human sign for diversity, thereby enabling the full participation of psychological functioning, validating ART and providing the rich spectrum of perspectives that must be included a way for all of us to unplug from our information rich to successfully plot our course forward. world.
Jutta Treviranus is the Director of the Inclusive Design Marc Berman received his Ph.D. in cognitive neurosci- Research Centre (IDRC) as well as professor and director ence and industrial and operations engineering at the of an innovative graduate program in inclusive design at University of Michigan. During graduate school, he was OCAD University in Toronto (http://idrc.ocadu.ca, http:// the recipient of a National Science Foundation Gradu- www.ocadu.ca/programs/graduate_studies/inclusive_de- ate Research Fellowship. He is currently a post-doctoral sign.htm). The IDRC is an internationally recognized fellow at Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute in Toronto center of expertise in digital inclusion. Jutta also heads where he examines the brain mechanisms involved in the Inclusive Design Institute a multi-university regional controlling thoughts, feelings and behaviors, and how to research centre on inclusive design (http://inclusivede- improve those abilities. sign.ca). Jutta will present how her work applies in the library domain. His blog, Berman on the Brain, appears regularly in the Huffington Post. Convenor: Nick Ruest, OLITA 2012 President Convenor: Sophie Regaldo, St. Joseph’s Care Group
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Focus on Careers
1701 & 1801 MTCC 201 Meet The Employer 9:15 am to 11:45 am • Mississauga Library System Are you seeking a new position? Thinking about making a ca- • C.N.I.B reer change? A soon-to-be-grad? The OLA Mentoring Commit- • Vaughan Public Libraries tee offers a range of services on Saturday morning in the Career • LIS Programs, Faculty of Information and Media Studies, Centre – just for you! Western University …more to be added Drop in for a short time or stay for the morning. Coaches’ Corner New this year: Margaret Macmillan and Julie Mandal return this year to offer Speed Dating with a Twist – Speed Networking! ‘a taste of coaching’ on a prescheduled basis. The opportunity to register for a private 20-minute session with a career coach Everyone is doing it! So why not Super Conference delegates? will be communicated to registered conference delegates in Courtney Lundrigan, our Human Library expert, will organize early January, 2013. What are your needs? our very first one-hour- event on Saturday morning. New professionals and those about to graduate will be paired with • Would you like to make a career transition? established professionals to ‘meet and network’ on 5-minute • Would you like to know how a job coach can help you? ‘dates’. Anticipate lots of laughs and learn more about: • Would you like to discuss a difficult work-related situation in confidence? • What courses should I take after graduation? • Would you like to use a ‘coach approach’ as one of your • What are the top blogs to follow? management strategies? • What book(s) should I be reading? • What’s the first thing I should do to find a position? The Job Board will have postings of positions that are open at • How should I prepare to move into management? the time of the conference. • What is the best tip for balancing career, family and social lives? Resumé Critiquing • And more! Drop in and chat about your resume, talk about how to put your best foot forward during interviews, and check out the job Pre-registration will occur in early January 2013. board.
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Foire Franco-Ontarienne
1702 MTCC 206 a/b DID YOU KNOW? 9h15 – 10h30
TABLE RONDE The French presence in Ontario dates back nearly 400 Animée par Odette Gough, chef d’antenne à la télévision de Radio-Canada years to the establishment of the Mission of Sainte-Marie- Among-the-Hurons (Simcoe County) in 1639. Des invités représentants les secteurs de l’éducation, du journalisme, des organismes francophones, des biblio- Today, after four centuries, Ontario’s francophone com- thèques, et des arts et de la culture, discuteront la réalité munity numbers 582,690, i.e. 4.8% of the province’s total francophone en Ontario aujourd’hui et pour les pro- population (according to Statistics Canada 2006 cen- chaines générations. sus). It represents the largest francophone community in Canada outside of Quebec.
1802 MTCC 206 a/b The distribution of the francophone population in Ontario 10h45 – 11h45 is as follows: 41.5% of francophones live in Eastern On- tario; 28.7% live in Central Ontario; 22.5% live in North- CONFÉRENCE — PRÉSENTATION SPÉCIALE eastern Ontario; 5.9% live in Southwestern Ontario; and 1.4% live in Northwestern Ontario. Christian Pilon, voyageur authentique, éducateur, conteur par excellence: Like the general population of Ontario, the Franco-Ontar- Depuis 2005, Christian Pilon a ian community is diverse and vibrant. For many years, it délaissé son ancienne carrière has welcomed francophones from Africa, Asia, the Middle pour se consacrer complète- East and Europe. Today, francophone racial minorities ment à revivre les expéditions represent 10% of the province’s Francophone population. et l’époque de ces hardis Ontario’s Francophonie is a dynamic community because personnages dont les plus of its many institutions and associations in the fields of coriaces devenaient « hom- education, culture, health, justice, the economy and com- mes du Nord! ». Sur la piste munications. des frères de La Vérendrye, du jeune Radisson ou encore de l’énigmatique Étienne Franco-Ontarians have access to a school system that Brûlé, Christian refait chaque été, de façon authentique, spans from junior kindergarten to high school. High les premiers voyages d’exploration de ces jeunes Français school graduates may study in French at one of three et Canadiens qui ont « ouvert le pays » à partir des lacs et French-language colleges (University of Guelph’s Alfred des rivières de l’Ontario » . Christian livre chaque année College, Collège Boréal, La Cité collégiale) or at one of six des conférences dans les écoles, aux représentants des Ontario universities that offer instruction in French (York secteurs touristiques et aux gens d’affaires. University’s Glendon College, Collège universitaire de Hearst, Dominican University College, University of Ot- tawa, Laurentian University, and Saint Paul University).
http://www.ofa.gov.on.ca/en/franco.html
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1703-1803 MTCC 202 1704 – 1804 USER EXPERIENCE BOOT CAMP RESEARCH MATTERS User experience Research methods 9:15 am – 12 noon 1704 MTCC 206C/D Amanda Etches-Johnson, Head, Discovery & Access; Robin Bergart, 9:15 am User Experience Librarian; Doug Horne, User Experience Librarian; University Part 1: Librarians’ Perspectives on Research of Guelph; Jenna Hartel, Assistant Professor, iSchool, University of Toronto; Joanna Aegard, Head, Virtual Services, Thunder Bay PL; Anita Brooks-Kirkland, Megan Garza, Acting Branch Librarian; Fred Whitmarsh,Branch librarian; Consultant, ITS, K-12 Libraries, Waterloo Region DSB; Kevin Manuel, Data Markham PL; Librarian, Ryerson University; Shauna-Lee Konrad, Interim Manager, Health Sciences Library, London Health Sciences Centre User experience (UX) design is all about understanding user behaviour and using that understanding to guide the way Librarians often do research to inform the decisions we make in we design our systems, interfaces, services, and spaces. UX our libraries and the services we offer – from evaluating wheth- Bootcamp provides a practical introduction to user experience er to develop a mobile app, to determining what programs are design work, where you will learn about the principles of UX most relevant for students, to demonstrating the value of our design and the fundamentals of how to study user behaviour in library’s services to our organizations. Our panel of librarians ways that can inform how you design just about anything at your from across library sectors will share their experiences do- library (whether it’s your website or a new service desk). You will ing research and lead us in a discussion about what research also hear from practitioners from public and academic libraries looks like for librarians, why we conduct research, and how we as they share UX design experiences from their libraries. can better share our research and build research communities within librarianship. Convenor: Amanda Etches, Guelph University Convenor: Kristin Hoffmann, University of Western Ontario
1804 MTCC 206C/D 10:45 am PART 2: GETTING STARTED AND GOING DEEPER Speakers listed above. Facilitator: Kristin Hoffmann, Head, Research and Instructional Services, The Amanda Etches- Robin Bergart Doug Horne D.B. Weldon Library, The University of Western Ontario Johnson Do you have an idea for a research project, but aren’t sure how to get started? Have you been doing research projects and want to take your research to the next level? In this practical, hands- on, and collaborative session, we will delve into the “how’s” and “what’s” of doing research. This session will be designed such that you will have opportunities to both learn from expe- rienced researchers and share your ideas and experiences with Jenna Hartel Megan Garza Fred Whitmarsh your colleagues in order to learn from each other.
Convenor: Kristin Hoffmann, University of Western Ontario
Note: Attend one or both parts of this double session.
Joanna Aegard, Anita Brooks- Kevin Manuel Shauna-Lee Kirkland Konrad
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1705 – 1805 ICTC Oakville/Caledon 1706 ICTC Ontario/Niagara 9:15 am – 12 noon 9:15 am TOGETHER FOR LEARNING (T4L) SHOWCASE ABORIGINAL AWARENESS CIRCLE: EDITION 2.0 Moderated by Elizabeth Gordon, 2012 OSLA President & Consultant, Library Services, Kawartha Pine Ridge DSB; Isabelle Hobbs, 2013 OSLA President & Moderated by Sabrina Saunders, CEO/Director of Library Library/Media Facilitator; Anita Brooks-Kirkland, T4L Website Creator & Consul- Services, Six Nations Public Library tant, ITS, K-12 Libraries, Waterloo Region DSB; Carol Koechlin, School Library Consultant Featuring… Kathleen Peters, CEO, Beausoleil FNPL This double session starts with the Official Launch of the T4L First Nation Public Library Week Tips and Tools website which supports the implementation of the vision of To- … tips and tools created for public libraries to use for FNPL Week gether For Learning: School Libraries and the Emergence of the Learning Commons. The T4L website provides a collaborative Chad Solomon, Little Spirit Bear Productions learning space to create, share, celebrate and lead best practice The Grandfather Teachings through Literature as schools realize the power of the Learning Commons. … discussion of the Grandfather Teachings through the graphic novel series A Learning Commons is a vibrant, whole-school approach, presenting exciting opportunities for collaboration among Sabrina Saunders, CEO, Six Nations PL teachers, teacher-librarians and students. Within a Learning Ask Away! Commons, new relationships are formed between learners, … have a question but didn’t know where to get the informa- new technologies are realized and utilized, and both students tion? Start here. and educators prepare for the future as they learn new ways to learn. Donald Lynch, Six Nations PL Board Together for Learning: School Libraries and the Emergence of the Learning Commons Policy Development as Commitment to Aboriginal Populations Ontario School Library Association, 2010 … explore the needs and discuss sample draft policies
The launch will be followed by a “walk-about” showcasing 12 Sheila Staats, Goodminds teams presenting “best practices” demonstrating the pedagogi- Aboriginal Book Talk cal shifts inherent in the Learning Commons approach. … Aboriginal materials for Children, YA, and Adults
Information Seeking & Individual & Collective Convenor: Sabrina Saunders, Six Nations PL Reporting Knowledge Creation 1707 MTCC 206E/F Teacher directed learning → Self and participatory learning 9:15 am LIBRARIES SHOULD EMULATE APPLE STORES Classroom learning → Networked and global learning Melissa Scott, Public Service Manager, Clarington Standards driven → Exploring big ideas and Public Library, and former Apple Store Trainer/Tech- concepts nician/Customer Service Representative
Teaching → Process and active learning Apple has become one of the most suc- cessful retail stores in the world. Why? Individual teacher expertise → Collaborative learning Service and innovation. In many ways, partnerships Libraries and Apple Stores are very similar. They both offer products and customer service to customers/patrons, as well as skilled knowledge in related topics, and a place of inspiration, learning, personal development, and social gatherings. However, in many ways Apple Stores have delivered these commonalities much more successfully than libraries. Think of the success libraries could have in the realm of delivering the ultimate library experience if they emulated Apple Stores!
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1806 MTCC 206E/F 1807 ICTC Ballroom 1808 ICTC Kingsway 10:45 am 10:45 am 10:45 am Copyright Innovation, Future of libraries CANADA’S NATIONAL READING CAM- COPYRIGHT UPDATE AFTER THE BOOK: REPOSITIONING PAIGN: WHAT DID YOU READ TODAY? THE PUBLIC LIBRARY IN THE 21ST Margaret Ann Wilkinson, Professor & Faculty CENTURY Facilitators: Jane Pyper, City Librarian, Toronto PL; Scholar, University of Western Ontario Patsy Aldana, TD National Reading Campaign; Greg Hayton, CEO, Cambridge Libraries Peggy Thomas, Library Service Manager, Toronto PL A review of current copyright issues and events including but not limited to: Within the context of the e-book and down- An update on how the NRC plans to start a loadable media, and the impending implo- national conversation about reading by asking • Changes to the Copyright Act including sion of the public library’s main book lending the question What Did You Read Today?, how implications for photography activities over the next 5 years, this presenta- libraries are key participants, and how we can • The pentalogy of Supreme Court cases tion will explore alternative service options encourage & facilitate reading and access to • International developments based on the fundamental strengths inherent reading materials for Canada’s First Nations in the traditional library model. Drawing on communities. Margaret Ann Wilkinson, OLA’s copyright real time lessons being learned in libraries expert, will report on key issues and activities around the world, participants will see how www.nationalreadingcampaign.ca that impact services and librarian activities in these have been applied to the thinking and all sectors. ongoing repositioning of a modestly funded, small Ontario city library with a reputation for Convenor: Joy Muller, Seneca College risk taking – the Cambridge Public Library.
Hear about our latest project: a fully inte- grated library and restaurant facility in the beautifully restored Galt heritage post office. The community will be able to dine and read, children can go upstairs to the family library, use the digital lab on the 3rd floor or as a teen have exclusive space in the dudgeon. All beautifully situated on the banks of the Grand Margaret Ann Wilkinson River! Where indeed are libraries headed!
Convenor: Shanna Pearson, Seneca College Session Jane Pyper Patsy Aldana evaluations now online!
http://www.surveymonkey. com/s/SC13Evalution Greg Hayton Please help us keep improving! Peggy Thomas I had a mill If ion dollars
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Saturday Gala Luncheon
1900 MTCC 105/106 12:15 pm Steven Page
A witty, endearing, and introspective speaker, Steven Page enjoyed two decades of success as co-founder of The Barenaked Ladies, the popular band from Scarborough, ON, who domi- nated MuchMusic, sold millions of albums, and received two Billboard Awards and six Junos along the way. His evolving artistic path now has him blazing a solo trail, where he continues to take chances and catch the public’s attention with a variety of new projects — including some of his best material yet. The fruits of this journey have borne three Stratford Shake- speare Festival scores, and three solo albums: The Vanity Project, A Singer Must Die (in col- laboration with the Art of Time Ensemble), and Page One.
And the following presentation: OLA President’s Award for Exceptional Achievement Together for Learning Project
I had a mill If ion dollars
Words and music by Steven Page and Ed Robertson
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200 Educational Messageries ADP 432–436 Firefly Books 706 Cook Books American Presse Commerce Fitzhenry & Whiteside 421–425 Firefly Books 706 Psychological Association 317 Corporation 832/834 Inhabit Media Inc 124 CrossCan Regroupement des Directories Literary Press Group of Canada 332 Educational Services Ltd 422 éditeurs canadiens-français T1 Grey House Publishing Canada 704 Messageries ADP 432–436 Fitzhenry & Whiteside 421–425 A Moose in a Maple Tree T18 De Gruyter Inc 836 General Books De Gruyter Inc 836 Thomas Allen & Son Limited 318/320 Ontario Book Neal-Schuman Publishers 200 Guilford Press 200 Baker & Taylor 633 Publishers Organization 220/222 Dual-Language Materials International Reading Association 200 Brodart Canada 517 Ontario Genealogical Society T9 Compass Books 200 LEARNstyle Ltd 418 Canadian Manda Group 217/219 Owlkids Books 431 Early Literacy Stations Canada 742 Libraries Unlimited 200 Firefly Books 706 Random House Fitzhenry & Whiteside 421–425 Linworth 200 Messageries ADP 432–436 of Canada Limited 720–724 Inhabit Media Inc 124 LMC Source 200 Penguin Canada 814/816 Regroupement des Messageries ADP 432–436 McGraw-Hill Education 718 Perma-Bound Canada 615/617 éditeurs canadiens-français T1 YouAreSpecial.com 328 Messageries ADP 432–436 Random House Scholastic Canada 211–215 e-Journals A Moose in a Maple Tree T18 of Canada Limited 720–724 American Neal-Schuman Publishers 200 RSC Publishing 333 Psychological Association 317 Owlkids Books 431 Simon & Schuster Canada 605/607 EBSCO 512/514 Pembroke Publishers 200 Springer 120/122 Emerald Group Publishing Inc 420 Perma-Bound Canada 615/617 General Children’s Books De Gruyter Inc 836 Sage 728 Thomas Allen & Son Limited 318/320 IEEE Xplore Digital Library 807 Scholastic Canada 211–215 Fitzhenry & Whiteside 421–425 Maney Publishing 112 English as a Second Language GoodMinds.com 634/636 Sage 728 McGraw-Hill Education 718 Kids Can Press 310 Springer 120/122 Messageries ADP 432–436 Librairie Monet 641 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SUPER CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS OLA OCULA
Jim Brett, University Lita Barrie, Karen McGrath, Cynthia McKeich, Cyndi Smith, Monica Rettig, of Guelph Hamilton PL Niagara College Seneca College Georgian College Brock University
OPLA OSLA OLBA
Barb Janicek, Nicole Adams, Richard Reid, Lauren Flattery, Kim Vares, Beth Phieffer, Kitchener PL Oshawa PL Durham DSB Durham DSB Dryden PL Board Belleville PL Board
OLITA ABO-FRANCO OHLA OALT/ABO
Andrew McAlorum, Angela Hamilton, Dominique Roy-Brisson, Mary McDiarmid, Gurvinder Batra, Lisa Elchuk, University of Toronto University of Toronto, Conseil des Écoles Baycrest Centre Toronto East General The Crescent School Scarborough Catholiques du Centre-Est Hospital
ABORIGINAL VIRTUAL POSTER HUMAN CAREERS/ STREAM CONFERENCE SESSIONS LIBRARY MENTORING
Sabrina Saunders, Sarah Forbes, University of Doris Rankin Courtney Lundrigan, Laurie Morrison, Six Nations PL Toronto, Scarborough York University Brock University
FOCAL VOLUNTEERS
Jami van Haaften, Sudbury Dorothy Macnaughton, Justine Gerrior, Alexandra Eisenbichler, Regional Hospital Accessibility and Diversity Oakville PL Vaughan PL Training WWW.ACCESSOLA.COM 113
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Super Conference 2013 Program Creators
ABO-Franco OCULA OLITA 406, 610, 1213, 1327, 1702, 1802 306, 307, 312, 323, 324, 325, 400, 305, 308, 321, 322, 422, 424, 426, 602, 605, 613, 629, 1007, 1008, 1009, 604, 607, 612, 628, 1023, 1024, 1025, Aboriginal Stream 1010, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1206, 1207, 1208, 1210, 1228, 1305, 1306, 1309, 314, 414, 617, 1019, 1218, 1315, 1706 1209, 1224, 1229, 1301, 1302, 1303, 1318, 1700, P010 1326, 1703, 1704, 1803, 1804, P004, Careers and Mentoring OPLA 100, 310, 611, 1029, 1307, 1701, 1801 OHLA 300, 403, 407, 409, 410, 423, 427, 201, 304, 408, 614, 1015, 1204, 1312, 429, 620, 625, 626, 627, 630, 1002, CULC 1800 1003, 1004, 1006, 1014, 1020, 1021, 313, 608, 1018, 1217 1022, 1201, 1215, 1216, 1225, 1226, OLA 1227, 1311, 1313, 1322, 1323, 1324, 1325, Ex Libris 101, 301, 318, 327, 328, 329, 330, 428, 1328, 1704, 1707, 1804, 1807, 1808, 412 500, 600, 601, 603, 900, 1011, 1016, P005, P011, P012, T001 1100, 1200, 1212, 1223, 1230, 1314, FOCAL 1317, 1600, 1806, 1900, P001, P008, OSLA 302, 402, 615, P005 P009 Both Panels - 311, 326, 415, 418, 421, 430, 618, 619, 621, 622, 623, 1000, FOPL OLA Associate 1202, 1203, 1213, 1308, 1316, 1320, 401 316, 411, 416, 1030, 1031, 1304, 1329, 1321, 1704, 1705, 1804, 1805, P002, 1330 T002 OALT/ABO Elementary - 309, 315, 319, 320, 419, 413, 616, 1017, 1214 OLBA 420, 624, 1219, 1221, 1222, 1310 302, 303, 402, 404, 405, 606, 631, Secondary - 317, 417, 1220, 1319 1005, 1012, 1211, 1300, P003, P005 T-SLIS P013
O MEET YOUR 2013 OLA PRESIDENT L Susanna Hubbard Krimmer A Susanna is the CEO & Chief Librarian of London Public Library. She has extensive experience in community service, public library service (23 years), academic library experience, leadership and strategic planning, financial management, organizational de- velopment and change management. She is a graduate from UWO’s MLIS program and is a Northern Exposure to Leader- ship Institute (NELI) alumnus. Susanna volunteers with United Way. She has enjoyed the opportunity to be OLA Vice-President in 2012 and is looking forward to working with Shelagh Paterson and the OLA staff, along with the divisional councils, and OLA members, in the role of President in 2013. OLA will undertake the development of its next strategic plan in 2013 and Susanna looks forward to member involvement in that process.
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Ontario Library Association Staff
Front row: Elizabeth Blackall, Melissa Gifkins, Liz Kerr Second row: Brian Pudden, Sandra Dimock, Helios He Third row: Yvon Duhamel, Shelagh Paterson, Beckie MacDonald Fourth row: Claire Ward-Beveridge, Carla Wintersgill, Suzanne Wice Back row: Mark Sawh, Meredith Tutching
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Congratulations to our Award Winners
OLA’s Larry Moore OLA President’s Award OLA’s Media and Brodart/OLA Technical OLA Archival and Distinguished Service for Exceptional Communications Award: Services Award: Preservation Achievement Award: Randee Loucks, Achievement: Together Toronto Public Library Deanna Harron, Turner Award: Whitby Public CGS Consultants for Learning Project Workers’ Union Fenton Secondary Library Archives Local 4948 School, Peel DSB Digitization Project
OCULA’s Lifetime OLBA’s W.J.Robertson OPLA’s James Bain OPLA’s Children or OPLA’s Advocacy in Achievement Award: Medallion: Ian Ross, Medallion: Jane Hilton, Youth Services Librarian Action: Excellence in Cory Laverty, Whitby Public Library Whitby Public Library of the Year Award: Jane Children’s or Teen Services Queen’s University Board Salmon, Barrie Public Award: Brantford Public Library Library Choices Project
OPLA’s Leadership in OSLA’s Teacher-Librarian OSLA’s Administrator OSLA’s Award for Special ABO-Franco’s Prix Mi- Adult Readers’ Advisory: of the Year Award: of the Year Award: Troy Achievement: Anita cheline Persaud: Angela Bowen, Ottawa June Rysinski, Mackenzie, Beatrice Brooks Kirkland, Julie Desmarais, Public Library Corpus Christi/ St. Paul Strong Public School, Waterloo Region DSB Bibliothèque publique Schools, Thunder Bay KPRDSB d’Ottawa Catholic DSB
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Speaker Index
Aalto, Helena 1317 Brown, Robert 1303 Dorsey, Anne P011 Hartel, Jenna 1229, 1703, 1803 Abba, Corinne 1224 Brûlé, Monique 1327 Duerr, Peter 1302 Harvey, Anne 1318 Abram, Stephen 423, 603 Brunet, Julianne 1313 Duke, Mark 1310 Haycock, Ken P003, 100, Advocacy Committee Members Buckley, Patricia 1028 Dupuis, John 308, 1307 404, 608, 1211 1230 Burns, Greg 631 Easter, Jennifer 605, 1010 Hayton, Greg 1807 Aegard, Joanna 1704, 1804 Burns , Judy 1030 Eden, David 1214 Head, Alison 400 Aldana, Patsy 1808 Cain, Susan 1100 Edge, Tom 1318 Hebert, Chantal 1600 Alexander, Stephanie 622 Cameron, Brian 1206 Esaw, Margaret 1210 Heesen, Erika 403, 606 Allore, Aileen 419 Campbell, Lynne 622 Etches-Johnson, Amanda Heggum, Lisa 1323 Anderson, Judith T002 Carcao, Stacey 1212 1703, 1803 Herber, Sandra 1010 Anderson, Laura 629 Cardillo, Jodi 622 Eudoxie, Jennifer 421 Hill, Rick 617 Anderson, Linda 410 Cardozo, Paula 1209 Falk, Denise 420 Hilton, Jane 1005 Andres, Cathy 420 Carr, Christopher 1017 Fantin, Loren 1011 Hinan, Ellen 430 Andrewes, Margaret 302, 402 Casey, Pam 413 Feisst, Debbie 426 Hobbs, Isabelle T002, 1202, Andrews, Jan 301 Cecchetto, Andrea 427, 1006 Ferencz, Sarah 606 1705, 1805 Andrews, Sarah 1315 Chadwick, Laura P013 Fields, Erin 1029 Hoffmann, Kristin 1704, 1804 Andrychuk, Sylvia P004 Cheung, Ophelia 1008 Fink, John 1025 Holwerda, Leslie 1222 Armstrong, Kelley 301 Chevalier, Christine 1311 Fink, Tanis 1307 Hong, Rosa Jung-Hwa 1303 Arrizza, Laura 1312 Choi, Susie 315 Fiorini, Christine 1325 Horne, Doug 1703, 1803 Atkinson, Doug 1330 Chung, Hyun-Duck 424 Flaccavento, Monique 1208 Hosseini-Ara, Moe 427 Ayre, Barb 1220 Ciccone, Michael 1217 Foote, Casey 1304 Hough, Jenna P013 Baile, Anthea 1006 Clare, Kerry 1317 Forbes, Sarah 1210 Houghton, Margaret 412 Bailey, Anne T001 Cliff, Zoë 1307 Foster, Jean 628 Houston, Patricia 1204 Bailey, Sharon 1309 Coghlan, Sam 302, 402 Fox, David 325 Howell, Margaret 1220 Baillargeon, Barbara 1212 Colby, Denise 1321 Freer-Leszczynski, Cathy 410 Huddy, Kristina 1328 Baltzer, Marg 1316 Cole, Elise 1324 French, Amanda 1020, 1307 Hulnick, Gail 1001, 1300 Barber, Jeff 1018 Coles, Catherine 428 Frey, Thomas 500 Humfress-Trute, Lynn 1005 Barclay, Linwood 1200 Colgoni, Andrew 1025 Furness, Adrienne 626 Hurrell, Steven P012 Bargula, Subramanya 1325 Conte, Jeanne 1203 Gal, Jennifer 1021 Irwin, Bill 1315 Batra, Gurvinder 408 Craig, Dana 1302 Garza, Megan 630, 1210, Iverson, Sandy 329, 1204 Beatty, Matthew T002 Creer, Peter 1308 1703-1803 James, Matt 1323 Bender, Rebecca 301 Cross, Emma P008 Gauch, Patrick 1012 Jamieson, Keith 617 Bergart, Robin 1703, 1803 Csajaghy, Tammy 410 Gibson, Jo-Anne 618 Jeffrey, Phillip 1203 Berman, Marc 1800 Cunningham, D.J. 1304 Godfrey, Krista 1306 Jennings, Maureen 1317 Best, Timothy 418 Cunningham, Heather 613 Goldman, Elizabeth 612 Jin, Lei 1207 Bettencourt, Ashley 625 Cunningham, Joyce 302, 402 Gooden, Rachelle 428 Johnson, Kyle 1027 Beutler, Karen 319 Curran, Mary P001 Gopaul, Arvin P013 Johnson, Maureen 1021 Big Canoe, Patricia 1218 Cyr, Maxim 301 Gordon, Elizabeth 1705, 1805 Jones, Christopher 410 Birch, Nancy 605, 1309 Dalton, Joan 1314 Gough, Odette 1702 Jorge-Paul, Cindy 1316 Biss, Catherine 1018 Danic, Susan 1220 Gozzard, Cynthia 418 Jupiter, Carol 401 Booth, Jen 327 Davey, Douglas 1324 Graham, Peter 1320 Kamenitz, Lois 1312 Borgida, Joel 1015 Davidson, Nancy 315 Green, Debbie 629 Kandiuk, Mary 325 Bott, David 1313 Davies, Kristen 627 Gretsinger, Ruth 624 Kehoe, Inba 1008 Boyd, Alastair 1305 Dawber, Carrie 1014 Grinham, Lloyd 1227 Kemble, Whitney 323 Bozz, Rita 310 Dawson, Jan 327 Grose, Derrick 1213 Kent, Dale 1021 Breau, Rachel 405 De Melo, Richard 620 Guzik, Elysia 1229 Khalid, Bilal 322 Brenndorfer, Thomas P008 Denneny Forsyth, Kelly 601 Hall-Murphy, Allison 1311 Kim, Christina 1224 Bressette, Beverly 1218 Denzey, Fiona 1330 Hall, Ruth 1203 King, Beverley 409 Brett, Jim 1007 Desai, Chaitali 304 Hall, Sandi 1308 King, Pam 1026 Bristow, Timothy 308, 1009 Desforges, Lyne 406 Halsall, Jessica 1311 Koechlin, Carol P002, 1705, 1805 Brockelbank, Nancy 419 Desmarais, Julie 1231 Hanman, Clare 409 Konrad, Shauna-Lee 1704, 1804 DeVries, Aaron 1228 Hare, Judith 1018, 1223 Kosavic, Andrea 308 Brooks-Kirkland, Anita 1704, Dick, Laura 1003 Harrington, Julia 408 Kraus, Steven 1216 1705, 1804, 1805 Dixon, Janet 1220 Hart, Sarah 1014 Krentz, Joel 1221 WWW.ACCESSOLA.COM 117
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Aboriginal heritage 315, 407, 414, 1201 Digital resources Fundraising 617 426, 1023, 1226, 1326 P005 Aboriginal programming Coaching Digitization Future of libraries 314, 1706, 1808 1016, 1701, 1801 426, 1011 500, 1000, 1807 Aboriginal publishing Collaboration Discovery Future of the profession 314, 1706 317, 329, 411, 605, 1008, 1011, 324 614 Aboriginal services 1220, 1316, 1318 Displays Future trends 314, 414, 1019, 1213, 1218, 1315, Collaborative inquiry 1002 1018, 1807 1706 1203, 1319 Diversity Gaming Aboriginal stories Collection development 1700 1321 1213, 1802 309, 316, 412, 416, 616, 629, Early literacy Gender Accessibility 1014, 1207, 1329, 1330, 1706 401, 630, 1310 1302 307, 422, 1004, 1224, 1304, Comic books E-books Genealogy 1700 101 407, 418, 1210, 1217, 1327 412, 606 Adult literacy Communication E-content GIS skills 1317 1010, 1016, 1300 1217 1023, 1303 Adult programs Community engagement E-learning Governance 409 321, 1019 1309, 1319 P003, 302, 303, 402, 404, Adult services Community partnerships E-readers 600, 631, 1005, 1012, 1211, P011, 428 303, 417, 606, 1218 418, 616 1706 Advocacy Community reads E-reserves Government documents 411, 1019, 1218, 1230, 1706 314, 627 1008 1027 Archives Concepts of thinking Embedded librarianship Graphic novels 321, 403, 426, 606, 1301 601, 624, 1220, 1221 323 309 Assessment Consumer health ESL learners Heritage P004, 324 408, 1312 1317 1011, 1227 Authors Copyright Ethics Homeschooling 300, 301, 314, 326, 414, 900, 308, 1008, 1028, 1314, 1806 1009 626, 1328 1031, 1100, 1200, 1317, 1706 Core competencies Ethnographic research Impact metrics Banned books 608 1229 1026 618 Creative writing Evidence-based librarianship Inclusion Bilingual sessions 320, 1213, 1324 629 305, 1224, 1700 1231, 1327 Creativity Family literacy Information literacy Book clubs 1006 1212 317, 323, 400, 1220, 1316 1322 Critical thinking Film Innovation Budgeting 601, 624, 1220 101, 1330 427, 628, 1006, 1807 1215 Culture First Nation Communities Inquiry Canadian literature 1702, 1802 Read 317, 319, 415, 419, 619, 1202, 627, 1014, 1219, 1317 Curriculum development 314 1220, 1221, 1316, 1321 Career development 617 Forest of Reading® Instruction 100, 310, 413, 611, 1016, 1209, Customer service 310, 428, 624, 1200 1301, 1309 1307, 1701, 1801 P011, 312, 427, 1007, 1707 Franco-Ontarienne Integrated service Cataloguing Cyberbullying 1702, 1802 1007 P001, P008, P009, 328, 1017, 316, 1308 French language Interlibrary loans 1214, 1305 Data collection 406, 610, 1231, 1327 1225 Censorship 411 Friends of libraries Interviews 305, 618 Differentiated instruction P005, 302, 326, 402, 615, 1317 310 Children’s programs 319, 418, 421, 1222 Funding IT services 1021, 1323, 1324 Digital citizenship 1215 313, 429, 612, 1318 Children’s services 316, 1308 WWW.ACCESSOLA.COM 119
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