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Conference Booklet THE 48TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL LIBRARIANSHIP and THE 23RD INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON RESEARCH ON SCHOOL LIBRARIANSHIP IASL 2019 Conference Programme - Welcome Convergence ‒ Howdy! Welcome to the International Association of Empowering ‒ School Librarianship and its 48th Annual Conference and 23rdh International Forum on Research in School Transformation : Librarianship at our first-ever conference in Croatia! School Libraries Whether you are a new member of IASL through your dubrovnik conference registration or a long-time IASL member, IASL / 2019 I am delighted that you have joined your colleagues from around the world here as we consider Convergence – Empowering – Transformation: School Libraries. The IASL Board of Directors and Executive Committee join me in thanking the many individuals, institutions, and sponsors whose dedicated work made this Conference possible. At every library conference, you’ll hear me say the presentations are valuable, and the conversations are even more valuable! May this be true for you, as together we transform our professional practice and enhance our personal learning - because I believe that every child deserves a great school library and a qualified school librarian. Katy Manck President – International Association of School Librarianship 2 IASL / 2019 / DUBROVNIK Invitation to the School librarians adventure School librarians are often referred to as the unsung You are probably already familiar with the red check- heroes of the reading promotion. We could call them erboards as a symbol of Croatia. We believe that these heroes of many other activities in their libraries and days you will also get to know the Glagolitic letters, schools. This conference is designed to be the one the Cravat, and the School librarianship of Croatia. that will besing all the range and all the ascents of The red heart of Croatia, its most poetic symbol, will the world’s school librarians. In these exciting and keep for the end. content-filled five days, we will have the opportunity to listen to five keynote speakers, 80 professional and That red heart whispers: Welcome/Dobrodošli! research presentations, workshops. Additional pro- grammes such as exhibitions, book promotions, city Vanja Jurilj tours, visits to school libraries are all there to comple- IASL 2019 Conference Chair Person ment and enrich the experience. To make the picture Croatian Association of School Librarians President more colourful, there are 240 participants from 45 International Association School Librarians Europe Director countries! They will convene, network and share their experiences of where we are today as librarians and to further build the profession to the future. We can proudly state that our 48th Annual Confer- ence and the 23rd International Forum on Research on School Librarianship of the International Associa- tion of School Librarianship which will be taking place from the 21st through 25th of October 2019 in Du- brovnik, Croatia, is deservingly named Convergence, Empowering, Transformation: School Libraries. We find that Dubrovnik is a great place to experience this kind of adventures. 3 Convergence ‒ Empowering ‒ Transformation : School Libraries SCHEDULE MONDAY 21 OCTOBER ELAFITI 3-4 ELAFITI 2 ASIMON 10:00 -11:30 WORKSHOP Anti-Age for Your Books - How to Protect and Repair Damaged Books Vanja Jurilj 11:30 - 12:00 Break 12:00 - 13:30 WORKSHOP LIIIIting the Way David V. Loetscher / Blanche Woolls 13:00 - 15:00 IASL Board Meeting 15:00 - 16:00 IASL Executive Board Meeting 16:00 - 18:00 Registration opens 17:00 - 17:45 First-timers gathering 18:00 - 19:00 Opening ceremony 19:00 - 20:00 KEYNOTE Power of Fairy-Tales – Bliss in the Eyes, Smiling Faces, Recognizing Those Worlds to Which We All Belong and to Which We Want to Return Jasna Held 20:00 - 21:00 Welcome drink 21:00 - 22:30 WORKSHOP Croatian National Heritage Corner Irena Bando / Marija Purgar ELAFITI 3-4 ELAFITI 2 BOKAR ASIMON DIVONA 1 DIVONA 2 9:00-10:00 KEYNOTE School Libraries and Librarians: Wild Waters and an Anchor Ivanka Stričević / Vanja Jurilj 10:00-11:00 PROFESSIONAL PAPER WORKSHOP SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP The Role of the School Library and I Think That Worked Versus I Know School Library Education and School Librarian in the Context of a That Worked: Kickstarting EBP as Research Special Interest Group: New Curricula Part of Your Practice Global Action on School Library Ivana Perić / Danijela Riger-Knez / Lyn Hay Education and Training Tanja Telesmanić / Mišela Nežić / Hajdi Albert Boekhorst (Chair) / Barbara Škarica Schultz-Jones / Dianne Oberg 11:00-11:30 Break 11:30-13:00 PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER RESEARCH PAPER RESEARCH PAPER Impact of the School Library on the International Collaboration in School Effective School Library Applications LGBTQ – Inclusive School Library Fiction as Information: A Look at Using the Personal Construction of Development of Entrepreneurial Library Education Programs: Needs as a Transformative Force for Change Programming Reading as Information Source Technology Use (PCTU) Theory to Skills in Students and Requirements in School Community Jenna Spiering / Lucilija Green Mary Ann Harlan Understand Students’ Information, Mihaela Banek-Zorica / Angelina Bijelić Yuriko Nakamura / Eiji Morita Sevgi Arıoğlu Technology and Inquiry Learning Experiences in the Blended Classroom Lyn Hay PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER RESEARCH PAPER RESEARCH PAPER Multiliteracy & the 3 Cs (Cooperation Transforming Practice: A Research to Who Is Ready to Be the School YOUROPE: You in Europe – The Image of Elderly People as Empowering Teacher Librarians to – Correlation – Coordination) Evidence-Based Practice Experience Librarian with Vision in Serbia? Empowering School Libraries Reflected in Israeli Children’s Support STEM Education Korina Udina / Mia Mihaljević Ivančić Barbara Schultz-Jones / Lisa Åström Mirjana Radovanović Pejović / Marina Through International Projects Literature Melissa P. Johnston Jevtić / Ana Duković Cláudia Mota / Bernardete Afonso Moshe Yitzhaki / Mihal Lazar Francisco PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER RESEARCH PAPER Monitoring of Verbal-Linguistic School Library Perspectives from Efforts & Changes Around School Empowering Transliteracy in the Empowering Youth to Become Global Development of Pre-School Children Asia: Trends, Challenges and Libraries in Sweden Today. Part 3 – School Library Through International Citizens through Graphic Novels – Reception Project Innovations in Singapore, Hong Kong What’s New After Istanbul? Collaboration Kasey Garrison / Karen Gavigan Ines Krušelj-Vidas and Japan Fredrik Ernerot Urša Bajda / Nevenka Mandelj Chin Ee Loh / Annie Tam / Daisuke Okada 13:00-14:00 Lunch 14:00-14:45 Windows on World of School Libraries 14:45-15:30 REGIONAL MEETING REGIONAL MEETING REGIONAL MEETING REGIONAL MEETING REGIONAL MEETING REGIONAL MEETING Europe North America & Latin America / Africa & North Africa / Middle East Asia & East Asia Oceania International Schools Vanja Jurilj (Chair) Caribbean Jerry Mathema & Sevgi Arioglu (Chairs) Annie Tam (Chair) Susan La Marca (Chair) Zakir Hossain (Chair) Katy Manck (Chair) 16:00-20:00 Guided Tour of the Old City: Dubrovnik Libraries & Luka Sorkočević Art School ELAFITI 3-4 ELAFITI 2 BOKAR ASIMON DIVONA 1 DIVONA 2 9:00-10:00 KEYNOTE School Libraries and Librarians: Wild Waters and an Anchor Ivanka Stričević / Vanja Jurilj 10:00-11:00 PROFESSIONAL PAPER WORKSHOP SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP The Role of the School Library and I Think That Worked Versus I Know School Library Education and School Librarian in the Context of a That Worked: Kickstarting EBP as Research Special Interest Group: New Curricula Part of Your Practice Global Action on School Library Ivana Perić / Danijela Riger-Knez / Lyn Hay Education and Training Tanja Telesmanić / Mišela Nežić / Hajdi Albert Boekhorst (Chair) / Barbara TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER Škarica Schultz-Jones / Dianne Oberg 11:00-11:30 Break 11:30-13:00 PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER RESEARCH PAPER RESEARCH PAPER Impact of the School Library on the International Collaboration in School Effective School Library Applications LGBTQ – Inclusive School Library Fiction as Information: A Look at Using the Personal Construction of Development of Entrepreneurial Library Education Programs: Needs as a Transformative Force for Change Programming Reading as Information Source Technology Use (PCTU) Theory to Skills in Students and Requirements in School Community Jenna Spiering / Lucilija Green Mary Ann Harlan Understand Students’ Information, Mihaela Banek-Zorica / Angelina Bijelić Yuriko Nakamura / Eiji Morita Sevgi Arıoğlu Technology and Inquiry Learning Experiences in the Blended Classroom Lyn Hay PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER PROFESSIONAL PAPER RESEARCH PAPER RESEARCH PAPER Multiliteracy & the 3 Cs (Cooperation Transforming Practice: A Research to Who Is Ready to Be the School YOUROPE: You in Europe – The Image of Elderly People as Empowering Teacher Librarians to – Correlation – Coordination) Evidence-Based Practice Experience Librarian with Vision in Serbia? 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