IFLA World Library and Information Congress 83th IFLA General Conference and Assembly, 19-25 August 2017, Wrocław, Poland
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Friday, 18 August 2017
Business Meetings 08:30 - 11:00 Imperial Hall
Session 001, Professional Committee Meeting
Business Meetings 11:30 - 17:00 Imperial Hall
Session 002, Governing Board Meeting
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Saturday, 19 August 2017
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 IASE 148
Session 003, SC I - Serials and Other Continuing Resources
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Conference Room A
Session 004, SC I - Acquisition and Collection Development
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Conference Room B
Session 005, SC I - Education and Training
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Conference Room C
Session 006, SC I - Libraries Serving Persons with Print Disabilities
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Conference Room D
Session 007, SC I - Cataloguing
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Imperial Hall
Session 008, Business Meeting - ALP Advisory Committee Meeting
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Multifunctional Hall
Session 009, SC I - Public Libraries
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Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 50
Session 010, SC I - Management and Marketing
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 IASE 1st floor
Session 011, SC I - Social Science Libraries
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Oval 33
Session 012, SC I - Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 IASE Conference Room
Session 013, SC I - Information Technology
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 IASE 149
Session 014, SC I - School Libraries
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Oval 11
Session 015, SC I - Genealogy and Local History
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 IASE Mala
Session 016, SC I - Science and Technology Libraries
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 36/01
Session 017, SC I - Statistics and Evaluation
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Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 IASE 148
Session 018, SC I - Library Services to Multicultural Populations
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Conference Room A
Session 019, SC I - Preservation and Conservation
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Conference Room B
Session 020, SC I - Academic and Research Libraries
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Conference Room C
Session 021, SC I - Bibliography
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Conference Room D
Session 022, SC I - Art Libraries
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Imperial Hall
Session 023, SC I - Government Information and Official Publications
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Multifunctional Hall
Session 024, SC I - Library Theory and Research
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 50
Session 025, SC I - Library Services to People with Special Needs
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Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 IASE 1st floor
Session 026, SC I - Management of Library Associations
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Oval 33
Session 027, SC I - Literacy and Reading
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 IASE 149
Session 029, SC I - Health and Biosciences Libraries
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 Oval 11
Session 030, Business Meeting - FAIFE
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 IASE Mala
Session 031, SC I - Audiovisual and Multimedia
Business Meetings 10:15 - 12:15 36/01
Session 032, SC I - Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 IASE 148
Session 033, Business Meeting - Committee on Standards
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Conference Room A
Session 034, SC I - National Libraries
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Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Conference Room B
Session 035, SC I - Information Literacy
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Conference Room C
Session 036, SC I - Rare Books and Special Collections
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Conference Room D
Session 037, Business Meeting - CLM
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Imperial Hall
Session 038, SC I - Libraries for Children and Young Adults
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Multifunctional Hall
Session 039, SC I - Metropolitan Libraries
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 50
Session 040, SC I - Library Buildings and Equipment
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 IASE 1st floor
Session 041, SC I - Law Libraries
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Oval 33
Session 042, SC I - Subject Analysis and Access
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Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 IASE Conference Room
Session 043, SC I - Knowledge Management
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 IASE 149
Session 044, SC I - Government Libraries
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 Oval 11
Session 045, SC I - Library and Research Services for Parliaments
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 IASE Mala
Session 046, SC I - News Media
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 36/01
Session 047, SC I - Reference and Information Services
Business Meetings 12:30 - 14:30 38
Session 047a, SC I - Indigenous matters
Business Meetings 14:45 - 17:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 048, The Professional Committee's Officers Forum - IFLA
The Professional Committee invites all incoming and outgoing Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of Sections), Special Interest Group Conveners and Review Group Chairs to celebrate and discuss achievements and progress during the last year and to discuss the future of the IFLA Professional Programme. The IFLA President, President-elect, incoming President-elect and Secretary General will discuss the IFLA Global Vision project and there will be opportunity to hand over ideas and suggestions to the incoming Officers and Professional Committee members. The forum offers a chance for all Officers to get together with the Professional Committee to raise issues and ask questions.
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Congress Programme 17:00 - 17:45 Conference Room B
Session 050, Caucus - Canada
Congress Programme 18:00 - 18:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 049, Caucus - Africa, Asia & Oceania and Latin America and the Caribbean
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 IASE 148
Session 051, Caucus - Portuguese Speaking
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 IASE 1st floor
Session 052, Caucus - Arabic Speaking
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Oval 11
Session 053, Caucus - Australia
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 IASE Conference Room
Session 054, Caucus - Spanish Speaking Participants
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Multifunctional Hall
Session 055, Caucus - USA
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Conference Room C
Session 056, Caucus - Chinese Speaking Participants
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Session 057, Caucus - French Speaking Participants
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Conference Room D
Session 058, Caucus - CIS
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 059, Caucus - Nordic Countries
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Conference Room A
Session 060, Caucus - UK
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Oval 33
Session 061, Caucus - Korean Speaking Participants
Congress Programme 19:00 - 20:00 Imperial Hall
Session 062, Caucus - German Speaking Participants
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Sunday, 20 August 2017
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 Oval 11
Session 063, SC I - Africa
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 50
Session 064, SC I - Asia and Oceania
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:00 38
Session 065, SC I - Latin America and the Caribbean
Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:00 Conference Room A
Session 066, Division Leadership Forum: Division I - Library Types
The Division I Leadership Forum is a meeting of all Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of the Sections) and Special Interest Group Conveners from IFLA’s Division I, Library Types, a group of Professional Units representing different types of libraries. The meeting is convened by the Division Chair.
Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:00 Conference Room B
Session 067, Division Leadership Forum: Division II - Library Collections
The Division II Leadership Forum is a meeting of all Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of the Sections) and Special Interest Group Conveners from IFLA’s Division II, Library Collections, a group of Professional Units specializing in different types of library collections. The meeting is convened by the Division Chair.
Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:00 Conference Room C
Session 068, Division Leadership Forum: Division III - Library Services
The Division III Leadership Forum is a meeting of all Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of the Sections) and Special Interest Group Conveners from IFLA’s Division III, Library Services, a group of Professional Units specializing in different types of library services. The meeting is convened by the Division Chair.
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Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:00 Conference Room D
Session 069, Division Leadership Forum: Division IV - Support of the Profession
The Division IV Leadership Forum is a meeting of all Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of the Sections) and Special Interest Group Conveners from IFLA’s Division IV, Support for the Profession, a group of Professional Units specializing in areas of interest connected to the librarian profession. The meeting is convened by the Division Chair.
Special Sessions 08:30 - 10:00 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 070, Newcomers Session (SI)
Find out how to get the most from your IFLA WLIC 2017 experience, be it through professional interaction, updating your knowledge, socialising or social media. This session offers a brief introduction to aspects of the Congress and IFLA as an organisation. The Newcomers’ Session is a great opportunity to start building and expanding your professional network.
1. Opening & Welcome by IFLA Secretary General Gerald Leitner (IFLA Secretary General)
2. Welcome by IFLA President Donna Scheeder (IFLA President)
3. Welcome by IFLA President-elect Glòria Pérez-Salmerón (IFLA President-elect)
4. Introduction to the programme Tatjana Hoeink (IFLA Membership Officer)
5. The local scene: place and culture Joanna Gawrysiak (Representative of the WLIC 2017 National Committee)
6. Overview: How Congress is structured and to get the most out of it Maria-Carme Torras i Calvo (IFLA Professional Committee Chair)
7. Poster Session: a world tour of projects and ideas Sabine Stummeyer (IFLA WLIC Poster Presenter)
8. From first-timer to committee member Vesna Vuksan (IFLA New Professionals Special Interest Group Convenor, Serbia)
9. Exhibition: why you should visit Josche Ouwerkerk (IFLA Conference Manager)
10. Spreading the word: Communications at Congress Claire Worland (IFLA HQ Communications Team) Evgeni Hristov (IFLA HQ Communications Team)
11. Closing María Violeta Bertolini (IFLA Advocacy Communications Officer)
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Special Sessions 10:30 - 12:00 Main Court (SI)
Session 071, Opening Session (SI)
The main theme of the official Opening Ceremony will be the history and culture of Wrocław and Poland. Programme Outline: •An official address to Congress delegates by Donna Scheeder (IFLA President) and Gerald Leitner (IFLA Secretary General) •An official address to Congress delegates: Letter by Andrzej Duda, the President of the Republic of Poland •An official address to Congress delegates by Prof. Piotr Gliński, the First Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Culture and National Heritage •Welcome to Wrocław and Poland by the chairs of the National Committee: Rafał Dutkiewicz (Mayor of Wrocław), Elżbieta Stefańczyk (President of the Polish Librarians’ Association) and Tomasz Makowski (Director of the National Library) •Keynote speech by Prof. Richard Butterwick-Pawlikowski: Where were you going, Poland (before you were so rudely interrupted)? •A Short Story of Wrocław: A theatrical show which presents the history of Wrocław, starting from the legendary settlement Budorigum and ending with the European Capital of Culture. The show will be coordinated by a narrator who guides the spectator through the history of the city. Seven parts of the show will represent historical periods of time by means of singing/music, motion, and adequate projections. Doors open at 09:30.
Business Meetings 12:00 - 14:00 IASE Mala
072B, Business Meeting - PAC
Congress Programme 12:15 - 13:30 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 072, Access to Programs and Conferences for People with Disabilities: Stories from Three Countries - Library Services to People with Special Needs (SI)
In addition to the three speakers, there will be an open hearing on accessibility at IFLA and other library conferences.
Chair: Nancy Bolt (Nancy Bolt & Associates, United States)
1. Accessibility at Conferences for People with Disabilities in Sweden Heidi Carlsson Asplund (Lerum Main Library, Sweden) Paper in English
2. Universally designed conferences, some Norwegian examples Knut M. Nygaard (The Norwegian Library of Talking Books and Braille, Norway) Paper in English
3. Accessibility at American Library Conferences Mike Marlin (California Braille and Talking Book Library, United States) Paper in English
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Congress Programme 12:30 - 13:30 IASE Conference Room
Session 074, Survey of Surveys: Born Digital Legal Deposit Policies and Practices - IFLA and IIPC
The survey of surveys assesses the evolution of born digital preservation policies, processes and tools over the last ten years. What were their goals? What could we learn from them? How were the surveys structured and accessed? What policies govern digital preservation around the world? Who is responsible for preserving the various types of content? What new technologies, tools and processes are used for preservation? And lastly, how do library patrons access born digital content preservation repositories? Using the survey of surveys questions and results, the authors have created a new, simpler survey to identify the current global digital preservation landscape as well as national policies and organizational practices implementing the policies. This IFLA Marketplace presentation will give a brief overview of the survey of surveys, describe the new born digital legal deposit policies and practices survey, and tell the Marketplace attendees how their organizations can participate and what benefits they can expect from participation.
Congress Programme 12:30 - 13:30 Conference Room B
Session 076, Caucus - Italian Speaking
Congress Programme 12:30 - 13:30 Conference Room C
Session 077, Caucus - Dutch Speaking
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 078, The Use of IFLA Standards in the Linked Data Environment: Strategies, Applications and Success Stories - Committee on Standards (SI)
Chair: Diane Beattie (Libraries and Archives Canada, Canada)
1. The Use of The IFLA Library Reference Model, a Step Toward the Semantic Web Pat Riva (Concordia University, Canada) Maja Žumer (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) Paper in English Translation: French
2. The Linked Data Collection “Rainis and Aspazija” (RunA) and the Potential of IFLA FRBR LRM Key Entities for Annotating Textual Documents Anita Rašmane (National Library of Latvia, Latvia) Anita Goldberga (National Library of Latvia, Latvia) Paper in English
3. Cat Among the Cataloguers - Partnering with the Web Susan Warren (Gold Coast City Library, Australia) Marian Morgan-Bindon (Gold Coast City Library, Australia) Paper in English
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4. The Use of IFLA Standards in the Linked Data Environment: Strategies, Applications and Success Stories Melanie Roche (Bibliothèque nationale de France, France) Paper in English
5. Update on ISBD Massimo Gentili-Tedeschi (ISBD, Italy)
6. Update on FRBR Christine Oliver (University of Ottawa, Canada)
7. Update on UNIMARC Jay Weitz (OCLC, United States)
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 IASE Conference Room
Session 080, Altmetrics: It’s Time to Take Action - Serials and Other Continuing Resources
Chair: Sharon Dyas-Correia (University of Toronto, Canada)
1. An Introduction to Altmetrics Stacy Konkiel (Altmetric LLP, United States)
2. Measuring Research Impact of Library and Information Science Journals: Citation verses Altmetrics Ifeanyi J Ezema (University of Nigeria and University of South Africa, South Africa) Cyprian Ugwu (University of Nigeria and University of South Africa, South Africa) Paper in English
3. Exploring Values-based (Alt)Metrics to Enhance Library Services Stacy Konkiel (Altmetric LLP, United States) Rebecca Kennison (K|N Consultants, United States) Nicky Agate (Modern Language Association, United States) Christopher Long (Michigan State University, United States) Jason Rhody (Social Science Research Council, United States) Simone Sacchi (LIBER, Netherlands) Paper in English
4. Web-based Citation: A New Metric for Evaluating Scientific Journals Afsaneh Teymourikhani (National Library and Archives of Islamic Republic of Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Paper in English
5. Altmetrics and Library Publishing Lauren Collister (University Library System, University of Pittsburgh, United States) Jessica Kirschner (University of Pittsburgh, United States) Michelle Bradbury (University of Pittsburgh, United States) Timothy S. Deliyannides (University of Pittsburgh, United States) Robin Kear (University of Pittsburgh, United States) Paper in English
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6. Developing an Academic Hub with Data Synchronization: Altmetrics Display and Added Value Information for Promoting Scholarly Communication Performance Ming-Yueh Tsay (Graduate Institute of Library, Information and Archival Studies, National Chengchi University, Taiwan, Republic of China) Chih-Ming Chen (Graduate Institute of Library, Information and Archival Studies, National Chengchi University, Taiwan, Republic of China) Paper in English
7. The Altmetrics of Retracted Articles in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Shima Moradi (National Research Institute for Science Policy, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Paper in English
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Imperial Hall
Session 081, OCLC - Industry Symposium
Hear from OCLC leaders about initiatives, trends and research that will impact the world’s libraries.
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 IASE 1st floor
Session 082, The Global Digital Humanities and Digital Scholarship Best Practices - What is the Role of IFLA and the DH/DS SIG: Lightning Talks and Interactive Conversations - Digital Humanities/Digital Scholarships SIG
Please join us for the official kick off of the Digital Humanities/Digital Scholarship Special Interest Group. Come discover the IFLA community’s newest international platform for collaboration, open discussion and the assessment and adoption of innovative new approaches, as well as best practices for advancing Digital Scholarship. This inaugural meeting at IFLA Wroclaw will feature “lightning talks”, with tentative speakers from four continents (Africa, Asia, Europe and North America). Libraries play a vital role in the 21st century scholarly ecosystem. As researchers increasingly pursue digital scholarship, particularly in digital humanities and humanistic social science areas (the design, creation, developmental editing, production, analysis, publishing, dissemination and long term preservation of new scholarship using digital and/or computational techniques), they often present different challenges and demands for academic and research libraries. As users’ information and knowledge seeking behavior are increasingly driven by digital innovations, academic, public, school, special and all types of libraries are facing tremendous new challenges. Today, libraries around the world have taken courageous steps to re-articulate their value propositions, re-define their new roles, re-configure and re-train their workforce, re-assess their operational models and efficiency, and re-purpose their spaces and resources under the evolving and emerging digital scholarship landscape. The IFLA Digital Humanities/Digital Scholarship Special Interest Group (SIG) is a new international platform for the IFLA community to engage in digital scholarship/digital humanities discussion on a continuous basis. The SIG is still in its early formation, and we welcome volunteers to serve in various SIG leadership roles.
Chair: Xuemao Wang (University of Cincinnati, United States)
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Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Multifunctional Hall
Session 083, Libraries in Times of Crisis: Historical Perspectives - Library History Special Interest Group
Chair: Kerry Smith (FALIA, Australia)
1. Széchenyi National Casino Andrea Gyuricza (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Library and Information Centre, Hungary) Paper in English
2. Persistent Resistance: Libraries in the Philippines and their Fight for Freedom and People’s Rights Iyra Buenrostro (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) Johann Frederick Cabbab (University of the Philippines, Philippines) Paper in English
3. Bibliocaust of Somali Libraries: Retelling the Somali Civil War Hibaq Nur (Qatar National Library, Qatar) Paper in English
4. National Library of Iran in the Midst of War of the Cities Parisa Pasyar (National Library and Archive of Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Fariborz Khosravi (National Library and Archive of Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Paper in English
5. Continuing Solidarity with Our Colleagues in Eastern Europe: The American Library Association (ALA) and the Postwar Rehabilitation of Eastern European Libraries, 1945-1948 Marek Sroka (University of Illinois Library, United States) Paper in English
Business Meetings 13:45 - 15:45 Conference Room A
Session 084, Division Leadership Forum: Division V - Regions
The Division V Leadership Forum is a meeting of all Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of the Sections) and Special Interest Group Conveners from IFLA’s Division V, Regions, a group of Professional Units representing interests in the three regions Africa, Asia Oceania, and Latin America and the Caribbean. The meeting is convened by the Division Chair.
Business Meetings 14:00 - 16:00 Oval 11
Session 085, IFLA Strategic Partners' Meeting - IFLA
Business Meeting by invitation only
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Special Sessions 16:00 - 18:00 Centennial Hall
Session 086, Exhibition Opening Party - IFLA
Special Sessions 19:00 - 21:00 Off-site 1
Session 087, IFLA Officers Reception - IFLA
(by invitation only) Sponsored by Infor
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Monday, 21 August 2017
Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:30 Conference Room A
Session 089, SC II - Serials and Other Continuing Resources
Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:30 Conference Room B
Session 090, SC II - Preservation and Conservation
Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:30 Conference Room C
Session 091, SC II - Social Science Libraries
Business Meetings 08:30 - 10:30 IASE Mala
Session 093, Business Meeting - available
Special Sessions 08:30 - 09:15 Main Court (SI)
Session 094, Five Days in Forty-Five Minutes? Challenge Accepted! - IFLA Highlights Session (SI)
The Highlights Session is the quickest way to find out about all of IFLA’s main projects and initiatives. Come along, plan your week, make the connections, discover something new, and meet the IFLA President, the IFLA Secretary General and the team from IFLA Headquarters who’ll be there to answer your questions throughout the week.
Congress Programme 09:00 - 17:00 Off-site 2
Session 088, Collections and Books [A]cross Borders - Rare Books and Special Collections jointly with Indigenous Matters
Chair: Helen Vincent (National Library of Scotland, United Kingdom) Chair: Te Paea Taiuru (Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa, New Zealand)
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1. Welcome and Introduction 09:00 - 09:15 Cellia Joe-Olsen (Te Rōpū Whakahau, New Zealand) Helen Vincent (National Library of Scotland, United Kingdom)
2. Welcome to the Wroclaw University Library: “Multicultural Collections and 09:15 - 09:30 Digital Technologies” Grażyna Piotrowicz (Wroclaw University Library, Poland)
Part I: Global Issues of Modern Times 09:30 - 12:30
AMERICA
Indigenous Collections
1. Record my indigenous word. Or how special sound collections may break internal borders Edgardo Civallero (Independent LIS Professional, Spain) Paper in English (The paper will be read by Maria Aurora Diez Baños, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain)
2. Open Discussion: Indigenous collections Vicki-Anne Heikell (Alexander Turnbull Library, New Zealand)
Collections at Borders
3. [A]Cross Borders: U.S.-Mexico Periodical Archives Digital Project Maira E. Álvarez (University of Houston, United States) Lisa Cruces (University of Houston, United States) Sylvia A. Fernández (University of Houston, United States) Paper in English
ASIA
1. Return to Kashgar: The Jarring Collection of Uyghur Manuscripts Eva Nilsson Nylander (Lund University Library, Sweden) Paper in English
2. Open Discussion: Patrimony as a Concept Helen Vincent (National Library of Scotland, United Kingdom) Other possible topics: What are borders?, Polish-German borders, Yiddish collections, Colonialism
War
3. Westward Moving History of Hubei Provincial library During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and Re-Walking the History in the Library’s 111 Years Old Xingyue Cao (Hubei Provincial Library, China) Paper in English
4. Open Discussion: Restitution and Other War-related Issues Meg Phillips (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, United States) Other topics might include: Pros and cons of using digitization to repatriate collection content
Preservation and Exotic Materiality
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5. From China to Cambridge: Modification of Rare Chinese Printed Books Within Cambridge College Libraries Françoise Richard (Cambridge Colleges’ Conservation Consortium, United Kingdom) Paper in English
LUNCH 12:30 - 14:00
Part II: Historic and Global Perspectives 14:00 - 15:15
1. Latin Classic Incunabula Printed in Spain: Their Transmission Across the Borders Ma Ascensión Hernández Vázquez (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Spain) Rosa Díaz Burillo (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Spain) Paper in English
2. War Booty at Uppsala University Library Peter Sjökvist (Uppsala University Library, Sweden) Krister Östlund (Uppsala University Library, Sweden) Paper in English
3. Let Our Manuscripts Talk About Borders: A New Look at the Collection of the Bavarian State Library Claudia Fabian (Bavarian State Library, Germany)
BREAK 15:15 - 15:30
Part III: Policies and Procedures Going Forward 15:30 - 17:00
1. Update on Related IFLA Activities IFLA Digital Unification Working Group
Collaboration with ILAB
2. The Ethical and Legal Framework for Heritage Acquisitions at the British Library Kristian Jensen (British Library, United Kingdom) Addresses a range of cultural heritage issues such as repatriation, law on cultural heritage, security questions, spoliation and due diligence best practices
3. Round Table Discussion: Recommendations for Policy and Procedure Development Claudia Fabian (Bavarian State Library, Germany) Kristian Jensen (British Library, United Kingdom) Helen Vincent (National Library of Scotland, United Kingdom) Cellia Joe-Olsen (Te Rōpū Whakahau, New Zealand) Dorothea Sommer (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek – Bavarian State Library, Germany) David Farneth (Getty Research Institute, United States)
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Session 094a, Libraries' Commitment to the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development - Environmental Sustainability and Libraries SIG
Location: Center for Scientific and Technical Information (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology), Grunwaldzki Square 11 50-377 Wrocław, Building D-21, room 007. ENSULIB contacts: Harri Sahavirta, Convenor ([email protected]) Madeleine Charney ([email protected]) Petra Hauke ([email protected]) LOCAL contacts: Agnieszka Wiater ([email protected]) Jędrzej Leśniewski ([email protected]) Ewa Jabłońska-Stefanowicz ([email protected])
1. What Are Green Libraries - and Why Do We Need Them? 09:00 - 09:30 Harri Sahavirta (Helsinki City Library, Finland)
2. The Green Corner at Vaggeryd Public Library 09:30 - 10:00 Lo Claesson (Vaggeryd Public Library, Sweden)
3. BookboXX 10:00 - 10:30 Konrad Kutt (Institute for Sustainability in Education, Work and Culture GbR, Germany)
Discussion/Workshop 10:30 - 11:00
Special Sessions 09:30 - 12:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 095, Libraries: A Call to Action - IFLA President’s Session (SI)
The president continues her call to action with this session. IFLA is setting out a Global Vision, which will empower all of us not just to survive, but to thrive into the future. The President’s Session will offer the biggest opportunity yet to listen, to reflect, and to contribute to this work. A first panel will share insights on the changes and challenges we face, and a second will exploring how we can turn these into opportunities. The highlight, however, will be your participation, as IFLA asks you to share your views on the key questions we are asking as part of the Vision. Be there!
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 096, Marrakesh - The Road to Implementation - Libraries Serving Persons with Print Disabilities (SI)
Chair: Karen Keninger (National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, United States) Chair: Yasmine Youssef (Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt)
1. The Road to Ratification: Experiences in Developing and Transition Countries Teresa Hackett (EIFL - Electronic Information for Libraries, Lithuania) Paper in English
2. The Marrakesh Treaty for Visually Impaired People: A Focus on (Public) Libraries in Europe Vincent Bonnet (European Bureau of Library, Information and Documentation Association (EBLIDA), Netherlands) Paper in English
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3. From Marrakesh to Murrumburrah: The Australian Journey to Implement the Marrakesh Treaty Anthea Taylor (Vision Australia, Australia) Jessica Coates (Australian Libraries Copyright Committee and Australian Library and Information Association, Australia)
4. Creating a Model for Advocacy Towards Ratification: A Developing Country Example Karen Keninger (National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, United States) Yasmine Youssef (Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt)
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 Imperial Hall
Session 098, Challenging Society and Naming Identity: Subject Access and Bibliography in a Multicultural World - Bibliography Section and Subject Analysis and Access Section
Chair: Miriam Nauri (National Library of Sweden, Sweden)
1. Retrieving Oregon Indians from Obscurity: A Project to Enhance Access to Resources on Tribal History and Culture Richard E. Sapon-White (Oregon State University, United States) Paper in English
2. Genre Theory Applied: Genre and Form Terms in the National Library of Poland Catalogue Kamil Pawlicki (National Library of Poland, Poland) Paper in English
3. Knowing Nearby Others: Approaches to Precise Terminology in New Slavic Vocabularies Jean Dickinson (University of California, United States) Paper in English
4. Sámi bibliografiija – Sami bibliography Kari Mathisen (National Library of Norway, Norway) Siri Katrine Gaski (National Library of Norway, Norway) Paper in English
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 IASE 1st floor
Session 099, Interreligious Dialogue as Library Initiatives Demonstrating Societal Solidarity - Religions: Libraries and Dialogue
Chair: Odile Dupont (Institut Catholique de Paris, France) Chair: Fabien Vandermarcq (Bibliothèque de la Société de Port-Royal, France)
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1. Talking about Religion: Faculty Book Interviews as a Contribution to Interreligious Dialogue Chris Benda (Vanderbilt University, United States) Paper in English
2. Outside the Walls of Museum of the Bible: Interreligious Dialogue, Library Initiatives and Societal Solidarity Sherry Klein (Museum of the Bible, United States) Paper in English
3. Interreligious Dialogue in Portuguese Libraries: Critical Analysis and Development Prospects Maria Beatriz Marques (University of Coimbra, Portugal) Paper in English
4. "Le débat complémentaire" dans le cadre du dialogue interreligieux à l'Université des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines de Bamako - Mali Sane Ahmadou Sidi Touré (Université des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines de Bamako, Mali) Paper in French
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 Multifunctional Hall
Session 100, Revised Guidelines and Best Practices - Section Libraries for Children and Young Adults
Introductory presentations and group discussion about implementing the guidelines
Chair: Ulla Pötsönen (Joensuu Regional Library, Finland)
1. Revised Guidelines for Children's Library Services Carolynn Rankin (Leeds-Beckett University, United Kingdom)
2. Best Practices for Children and Young Adult Library Work Ulla Pötsönen (Joensuu Regional Library, Finland)
3. Best Practice from Japan: School Visits – Bring Books to Children, and Bring Children to the Library Emiko Goeku (Tokyo Children's Library, Japan)
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 10:00 - 11:00 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 100a, Librarian Makes Friendship with People with Autism - Polish Librarians’ Association
Can libraries be a good place for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? In the presentation, we will share the experiences and tools created during the project realized by Polish Librarians’ Association in cooperation with SYNAPSIS Foundation. The project is co-created by the Warsaw libraries, adults with ASD and therapists from the SYNAPSIS Foundation.
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Speaker: Aleksandra Sztajerwald
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Session 101, New Insights at the Intersection of Genealogy and Other Professional Communities - Including Llibrarians, Archivists, Historians, Demographers, Linguists, Anthropologists and Geneticists - The Genealogy and Local History Section, jointly with the Asia and Oceania, and the Information Technology Sections
The session is sponsored by the Lower Silesian Public Library, Wroclaw (conference facilities) and Oleśnica town (volunteers). Location: The Lower Silesian Public Library (the full name in Polish: Dolnoslaska Biblioteka Publiczna im. Tadeusz Mikulskiego, Wroclaw, ul Rynek 58- The Old City). Capacity is limited to 60 participants. Registration: The offsite session is available to 2017 WLIC conference participants at no extra charge, but due to space limit, we would like you to register here: https://iflawdbp2017.konfeo.com/en/groups All details of the events of the day can be found here: https://genlocblog.wordpress.com/ifla-wlic-2017-wroclaw/, and on the Library's website: http://www.wbp.wroc.pl/wbp/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1718 For additional information, please contact: Bozena Rasmussen ([email protected]). The morning session will include presentations and group discussions exploring a range of projects and collaborative work centered on the creation, uses, and interpretation of historical collections. In the afternoon, we welcome lecturer Daniel Horowitz who will present on the opportunities afforded by new techniques in DNA matching, followed by an overview of the resources available via the genealogy database MyHeritage. The event closes with the Special Session dedicated to the 500th anniversary of Belarusian book-printing.
Chair: Kate Cordes (New York Public Library, United States)
PART I – GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORY SESSION 10:00 - 11:25
Registration
Welcome Andrzej Tyws (Director of the Lower Silesian Public Library, Poland)
1. Volunteer and Tech Power Bringing New Ideas to Life at the University Library, Belgrade Milena Kostić (University Library "Svetozar Markovic", Serbia) Vesna Vuksan (University Library “Svetozar Markovic”, Serbia) Paper in English
2. The application of oral history methodology in developing the Selangor State Collection: the experience of the Raja Tun Uda Library, Shah Alam Mastura Muhamad (Selangor Public Library Corporation, Malaysia) Hikmah Hassan (Selangor Public Library Corporation, Malaysia) Norelmin Sapuan (Selangor Public Library Corporation, Malaysia) Mohamad Fadzli Mohd Fauzi (Selangor Public Library Corporation, Malaysia) Juliana Es Mohd Munawir (Selangor Public Library Corporation, Malaysia) Paper in English
3. Our Ancestors and the History of Tattooing: How Documentary Sources and Oral History Help to Fill In the Gaps Milena Dobreva-McPherson (Library, Information and Archive Sciences Department, Faculty of Media and Knowledge Sciences, University of Malta, Malta)
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4. Local History and Community Ties: Insights into Library Co-operation and Solidarity with Nyong Essien Special Collections in University of Uyo Library, Nigeria Kathryn Philip (University of Uyo, Nigeria) Effiong Emmanuel Okon (Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Nigeria) Paper in English
5. Library Projects and Basic Law: The Experience of Lam Tin Methodist Primary School Library Helen Chan (Library, Lam Tin Methodist Primary School, Hong Kong) Paper in English
World Café 11:25 - 12:15 Small table discusions. Coffee/tea available. http://www.theworldcafe.com/key- 11:25 - 12:15 concepts-resources/world-cafe-method
LUNCH BREAK 12:15 - 13:15
PART II – GENEALOGY AND DNA SESSION 13:15 - 15:40
1. DNA Matching Technology: A New Frontier in Genealogy Daniel Horowitz (MyHeritage)
2. MyHeritage Library Edition Daniel Horowitz (MyHeritage)
BREAK 15:40 - 16:00
PART III - BELARUS SPECIAL SESSION 16:00 - 18:00
Opening Roman Motulsky (National Library of Belarus, Belarus) Alexander Averyanov (Belarus)
Welcome Speeches Katarzyna Śląska (National Library of Poland, Poland) Alexander Visly (National Library of Russia, Russian Federation) Renaldas Gudauskas (Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania, Lithuania) Andris Vilks (National Library of Latvia, Latvia)
1. Publications of Francysk Skaryna in State and Private Collections of Belarus and Foreign Countries Alexander Susha (National Library of Belarus, Belarus)
2. Editions of Francysk Skaryna in the Collection of the Russian State Library Dzhamilya Ramazanova (Russian State Library, Russian Federation)
3. "Francysk Skaryna as an artistic figure" Ada Kolganova (Director of the Russian State Library of Arts, Russian Federation)
World Café Questions and discussions with the presenters (who circulate) at smaller tables
Conclusions Presentation of the international scientific and editorial project "The Book Heritage of Francysk Skaryna". The granting of the facsimile reproduction of "The Book Heritage of Francysk Skaryna" to the Polish libraries: Wroclaw University Library, National Library of Poland, Jagiellonian Library.
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Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room A
Session 107, SC II - News Media
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room B
Session 108, ISBD RG 1/2
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room C
Session 109, SC II - Library Services to Multicultural Populations
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room D
Session 110, SC II - Reference and Information Services
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 11:00 - 11:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 101a, EBSCO Information Technology - A Complete Solution for Libraries - EBSCO
An overview of a complete solution for libraries offered by EBSCO. Who we are, what we do and what we offer in order to best serve the information needs of libraries and institutions.
Speakers: Anna Abramowska Urszula Nowicka Renata Wlodarczyk
Congress Programme 11:45 - 12:45 Imperial Hall
Session 104, Law in Transition - Challenges for Legal Research and Legal Methodology in Post-Communist Europe - Law Libraries
Chair: Anne Burnett (University of Georgia School of Law, United States)
1. Comparing Laws for Better Governance: Case Study of Researching Laws of Central and East European Countries in the Law Library of Congress Peter Roudik (Law Library of Congress, United States)
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2. Overview of Polish Legal System Przemysław Kaczmarek (Department of Theory and Philosophy of Law, University of Wroclaw, Poland) Jakub Łakomy (Department of Theory and Philosophy of Law, University of Wroclaw, Poland)
3. Reflection of the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law on Legal Transformation in Eastern Europe Josef Skala (Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Switzerland)
Congress Programme 11:45 - 12:45 IASE 1st floor
Session 105, How to Get Published - IFLA
The aim of this session is to provide guidance on being published in academic and professional journals, including IFLA Journal and other IFLA related publications. Topics include: •Choosing a journal •The editorial and peer review process •IFLA Journal scope and content •Publishing with IFLA •Author support Speakers: Jerry Mansfield (Congressional Research Service Library of Congress, United States) Miriam Hodge (SAGE Publishing, United Kingdom) Steven Witt (University of Illinois, United States)
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 12:00 - 12:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 111a, BooksGo. Gamifying Literature on Smartphones in Libraires, as a Way to Engage Generation Y & Z in Readership - goodbooks
Main aim of the lecture will be to present latest trend regarding gamification and its application in libraries and readership promotion. Gamification is especially effective on generation Y (Millenials) and generation Z perspective. Their representatives require specific approach and tools to build motivation and engagement in literature readership. Apart of theoretical background there will be presented case studies on how librarians can gamify books on mobile devices in a form of a PokemonGO-type-games using Finnish educational software engine.
Speaker: Marcin Skrabka (CEO, goodbooks.pl)
Special Sessions 12:00 - 14:00 Centennial Hall
Session 112, Poster Sessions
In the Exhibition Hall you will find approximately 190 unique poster presentations. Posters will be on display in the Centennial Hall throughout the week and will be presented with authors present during two two-hour sessions: from 12:00 to 14:00 on Monday and Tuesday, 21 and 22 August. Presenters often provide handouts, printed materials, leaflets or pamphlets for distribution.
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Session 112a, IFLA/De Gruyter Publications - IFLA/De Gruyter
Budding authors, experienced practitioners and library and information science researchers Would you like to hear more about the new approach to the IFLA/De Gruyter publications series? Do you have an idea for a book or edited work on a hot topic? Come along to express your views, learn about the trials and tribulations of writers, appreciate the pleasures and the pitfalls of making your opinions known and help shape future professional publishing. Take this opportunity to talk with the Series Editor and the Publisher. New publications from the IFLA Publications series will be presented by the authors and editors:
•Trade eBooks in Libraries: The Changing Landscape By: Paul Whitney and Christina de Castell
Sponsor: IFLA/DeGruyter Publications
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 113, Intersectionality: Libraries and the Intersection of LGBTQ+ Lives - LGBTQ Users Special Interest Group (SI)
Chair: Anne Reddacliff (State Library of New South Wales, Australia)
I. Panel presentations: Queer Archiving in Times and Places of Challenge: Global Strategies and Potential Approaches Panel Organizer: Joseph R. Hawkins
* Half-hidden or half-open? Archival research experience on the Soviet homosexuals in contemporary Russia Ira Roldugina (Moscow Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation)
* The Efforts and Plans of Hungarian LGBTQ Archives Sándor Nagy (Háttér Archive, Hungary) Anna Borgos (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary) Paper in English
* Contemporary Art and Alternative Queer Archival Strategies in Central and Eastern Europe Pawel Leszkowicz (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland) Paper in English
II. Presentations:
1. Intersectional and Intermodal: Making Sexual Health Information Accessible to LGBTQ+ Deaf People Martin Morris (Schulich Library, McGill University, Canada) Darren Saunders (Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada) Alex Iantaffi (University of Wisconsin-Stout and the University of Minnesota, United States) Paper in English
2. Becoming a Trans Ally: Social Justice Work through Libraries and Archives Jeannie Bail (University of New Brunswick Libraries, Canada) Paper in English
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3. Libraries and Gender ♂♀ Neutral / Inclusive Bathrooms: Case Studies on Promoting Information, Inclusivity and Access in Open Spaces Raymond Pun (Fresno State University, United States) Kenya S. Flash (University of Tennessee, United States) Dennis Nangle (Institute of Museum and Library Services, United States) Jonathan Perez Hernandez (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico) Paper in English
4. Education, GIS Mapping and Portals of Knowledge: Archival Strategies and Perspectives from ONE Archives Joseph R. Hawkins (University of Southern California, United States) Paper in English
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 114, Sharing is Caring - Cataloguing (SI)
Chair: Miriam Säfström (CATS SC; National Library of Sweden, Sweden)
1. Collaboration on Creation and Reuse of Metadata in Iceland Sveinbjörg Sveinsdottir (Consoritum of Icelandic Libraries, Iceland) [Español] [Français] [ﺍﻟﻌﺮﺑﻴﺔ] :Paper in English Translations
2. At Home among Strangers: Overcoming Tensions between Publishers’ and Library Data: The National Library of France’s Experimental Tool for Automated ISNI Attribution Vincent Boulet (Bibliothèque nationale de France / National Library of France, France) Mathilde Koskas (Bibliothèque nationale de France / National Library of France, France) Héloïse Lecomte (Bibliothèque nationale de France / National Library of France, France) Valérie Dhiver (Bibliothèque nationale de France / National Library of France, France) Paper in English
3. Lier à IdRef. Un Réseau pour la Consultation et la Production de Données d'autorité, une Collaboration entre les Hommes et les Machines / Linking to IdRef. A Read/Write Network of Authority Data for/by Humans and Machines Aline Le Provost (Agence Bibliographique de l’Enseignement Supérieur (ABES), France) Yann Nicolas (Agence Bibliographique de l’Enseignement Supérieur (ABES), France) François Mistral (Agence Bibliographique de l’Enseignement Supérieur (ABES), France) Paper in French Translation: [Español]
4. National Library of Poland Descriptors Model as an Attempt of Opening Library Data for Reuse Marta Cichoń (Biblioteka Narodowa / National Library of Poland, Poland) Paper in English
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5. Sharing Moving Image Metadata and Streaming Video on Demand Content – The Project AVA as a Use Case for Cross Domain Cooperation between Film Festivals and Public Libraries Anna Bohn (Zentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin, Referatsleiterin Filmbibliothek / Central and Regional Library Berlin, Germany) Paper in English
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Imperial Hall
Session 116, Exploratory Meeting to Establish a New Special Interest Group - Knowledge Management in Global and Disaster Health
Knowledge management in public health, including the work of librarians, information specialists, and knowledge managers has the potential to support global health initiatives, and to take a lead role in ensuring that all citizens have access to reliable, timely and relevant information. Why attend this meeting? There is a need to promote the role of library and information services in a global health and disaster context, and to identify potential partnerships. Libraries and information services have a critical role to increase the availability and use of health and disaster risk information, working within the wider context of knowledge management and knowledge translation. We believe this SIG would align with IFLA’s vision in promoting the vital role of libraries and librarians in supporting the SDGs. What will be discussed? What is being done already; what we know What else needs to be done; what we don’t know Who can do it? Potential partnerships? Next steps for the SIG
Chair: Anne Brice (Head of Knowledge & Library Services, Public Health England, United Kingdom)
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 IASE 1st floor
Session 117, Bridging the Gap from School to Library: Best Practices for Planning, Participation and Assessment of Internships, Practicums, Field Experiences and Mentorships in LIS Education - School Libraries Section, Education and Training Section, Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning Section
Chair: Lesley Farmer (California State University Long Beach, United States) Chair: Lisa Travis (Emory University, United States) Chair: Catharina Isberg (Helsingborg City Libraries, Sweden) Chair: Primož Južnič (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) Chair: Suzanne Samir (Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt)
1. TALint at the University of Toronto: Bridging the Gap Between iSchool and Academic Librarianship Julie Hannaford (University of Toronto, Canada) Siobhan Stevenson (University of Toronto, Canada) Paper in English
2. Immersion Librarianship: An Assessment of Transforming LIS Students' Professional Worldview Through a Service Learning Project at an International School Library Christine Walczyk (University of North Texas, United States) Barbara Schulz-Jones (University of North Texas, United States) Paper in English
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3. The Best Practices for LIS Education: Embed in Scientific Research Lifecycle Shu Liu (Peking University, China) Paper in English
4. Mentoring LIS Students During their Internships: Case Study Leena Toivonen (City of Valkeakoski, Finland) Sari Pitkakoski (City of Valkeakoski, Finland) Pirjo Hynninen (Valkeakoski Vocational College (VAAO), Finland) Paper in English
5. Data-driven Field Experiences for Mutual Improvement Lesley Farmer (California State University Long Beach, United States) Paper in English
6. Graduates on Placement: Perceptions About Effectiveness and Learned Professional Skills Kanwal Ameen (University of the Punjab, Pakistan) Syeda Hina Batool (University of the Punjab, Pakistan) Amara Malik (University of the Punjab, Pakistan) Paper in English
Special Sessions 13:45 - 15:45 Multifunctional Hall
Session 118, IFLA Global Vision Discussion - IFLA
IFLA’s Global Vision discussion brings together thousands of representatives of the library field worldwide to explore how a united library field can meet the challenges of the future. Join us in this exciting effort! During this session, we would like to reflect on highlights from the regional Global Vision workshops organized by IFLA between May and July 2017 in six regions: Africa, Asia and Oceania, Europe, Middle East and North Africa, and Latin American and the Caribbean. Attend and have your say about the future of the united library field against the trends in globalised societies.
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 14:00 - 14:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 118a, Digitization from A to Zeutschel - Zeutschel
We want to present you our complete solution to digitize, make available and preserve your valuable cultural assets and documents with a well-thought-out concept that can seamlessly be integrated into your IT environment.
Speaker: Michael Luetgen
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Session 118b, Robots and Tablets in Your Library - The Information Society Development Foundation
A short presentation showcases two projects that the Information Society Development Foundation has undertaken to implement mobile technologies and coding (with the use of educational robots) in Polish libraries: "Tablets in your Library" and "Link to the Future". Based on our team's experience from both projects we are undergoing various educational activities dedicated to coding education and mobile technologies, including the EU-funded project "MoboLab - robots and tablets in your school".
Speaker: Agnieszka Koszowska
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 16:00 - 16:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 118c, How To Use VR and Multiplatform Experiences to Increase Readership - Polish Society of Virtual Reality
How new media (VR, AR, interactive projects, cross- and transmedia campaigns) could help promoting new titles and publications? How libraries could use new technologies and media solutions to become more attractive for the readers? And how could new media creators adapt some traditional tools and methods used in literature?
Speaker: Ana Brzezinska (Filmmaker, digital media producer)
Congress Programme 16:00 - 18:00 Main Court (SI)
Session 119, Breaking News – Burning Issues and Emerging Challenges in Copyright - Copyright and other Legal Matters (SI)
Chair: Winston Tabb (Johns Hopkins University, United States)
Debate: Fair Use / Fair Dealing Is the Most Helpful Copyright Exception for Libraries 16:00 - 17:00 Victoria Owen (Library, University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada) James G. Neal (Columbia University, United States) Denise Nicholson (Scholarly Communications and Copyright Services Office University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa) Jessica Coates (Australian Libraries Copyright Committee and Australian Library and Information Association, Australia)
Emerging Issues: 17:00 - 18:00
1. The "Ancillary Right" for Press Publishers: The Present German and Spanish legislation and the EU Proposal Armin Talke (Berlin State Library, Germany) Paper in English
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2. The Court of Justice of the European Union Ruling on E-Lending, and its Impact in Europe and Beyond Vincent Bonnet (European Bureau of Library, Information and Documentation Association (EBLIDA), Netherlands) Paper in English
3. 3D Printing and Libraries Agnieszka Koszowska
Congress Programme 16:00 - 18:00 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 120, Optimizing Subject Access to Legal Resources: Solidarity in Divergence - Subject Analysis and Access Section with Law Libraries (SI)
Chair: George Prager (New York University Law School, United States) Chair: Maja Žumer (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) Chair: Hélène Besnier (Bibliothèque Cujas, France)
1. Law Cataloguing and Classification in Poland: A Journey Through Time (and Practices) Barbara Szczepanska (Hogan Lovells (Warszawa) LLP, Poland) Paper in English
2. Sistema de clasificación e indización temática del Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México / Classification and Subject Indexing System of the Institute of Research on Law at the National Autonomous University of Mexico Filiberto Felipe Martínez-Arellano (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico) Federico Hernández-Pacheco (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico) Efrén Chávez-Hernández (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico) Paper in Spanish Translation: [English]
3. Optimizing Subject Access to Legal Resources: EuroVoc and VocBench. Benefits of Using Multilingual Controlled Vocabularies and an Open Source Collaborative Tool for their Maintenance Rudolf W. Strohmeier (Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg) Willem van Gemert (Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg) Christine Laaboudi (Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg) Anne Waniart (Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg) [Deutsch] [Español] [Français] [ﺍﻟﻌﺮﺑﻴﺔ] :Paper in English Translations
4. Legal Pluralism: Library of Congress’ Indigenous Law Portal Carla Davis-Castro (Law Library, Library of Congress, United States) Paper in English
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Session 121, Safeguarding Our Heritage for the Future - UNESCO Open Session
The aim of the session is to highlight some of the international and national efforts and cooperation taking place to safeguard heritage in all its forms.
1. Welcome by UNESCO
2. Safeguarding All Heritage – UNESCO’s #unite4heritage Campaign
3. Safeguarding Documentary Heritage – The Polish Memory of the World Tomasz Komorowski (Polish National Commission for UNESCO, Poland) Paper in English
4. Safeguarding Digital Heritage – The UNESCO PERSIST Project Ingrid Parent (University of British Columbia, Canada)
5. IFLA’s Cultural Heritage Programme – Supporting International Efforts to Safeguard Heritage Genevieve Clavel-Merrin (Swiss National Library, Switzerland)
Congress Programme 16:00 - 18:00 Imperial Hall
Session 122, Storytelling for Sustainability and Solidarity - Reference and Information Services
Chair: Christine Brown (University of Alberta, Canada) Chair: Marydee Ojala (Online Searcher, United States)
1. Introduction to Storytelling for Librarians Erik Boekesteijn (National Library of the Netherlands, Netherlands)
2. Telling First Year Experience: Visual Techniques to Assess First Year Students and Their Information Seeking Behaviors Raymond Pun (Fresno State University, United States) Yujin Hong (Kyung Hee University, Korea, Republic of) Minsun Kim (Sogang University, Korea, Republic of) Paper in English
3. Crisis of Professional Identity or Challenge for Personal Development : My Story as a Reference and User Services Librarian Maja Krulić Gačan (Public Library "Fran Galovic" Koprivnica, Croatia) Paper in English
4. Before and Beyond Embedding: A Reference Fable from the National Library of Technology in Prague Sasha Skenderija (National Library of Technology, Czech Republic) Martin Stehlik (National Library of Technology, Czech Republic) Tomas Houdek (National Library of Technology, Czech Republic) Paper in English
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5. Why Horror Stories Don't Lead to Nightmares Helen Morgan (The University of Queensland Library, Australia) Heather Todd (The University of Queensland Library, Australia) Paper in English
Congress Programme 16:00 - 18:00 IASE 1st floor
Session 123, These Times to Us Are Worth Savin': Documenting the Art of Social Transformation since 1960 - Art Libraries with Social Science Libraries
Chair: Sandra Ludig Brooke (Princeton University, United States)
1. Transforming the Vietnam War: Artists' reuse of published images and the destabilization of interpretation (1960-1972) Amy E. Lucker (Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, United States) Paper in English
2. The Garbage Dump, God's Piglet and Other Documents of Hungarian Underground Art, 1960s-1990s Christina Peter (Frick Art Reference Library, United States) Paper in English
3. From Global Protests to Local Archives in the Collection of the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles Isotta Poggi (Getty Research Institute, United States) Virginia Mokslaveskas (Getty Research Institute, United States) Paper in English
4. Protest Publishing from the Copy Machine to the Internet: The Culture Wars Zine Collection Deborah K. Ultan (University of Minnesota, United States)
5. Feminist Visions in Video Art: from Wonder Woman to Miss Universe Liselotte Winka (Konstfack / University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Sweden) Paper in English
Congress Programme 16:00 - 18:00 Multifunctional Hall
Session 124, Women, Open Technology & Culture - Women, Information and Libraries SIG
The IT section and the Women, information and libraries SIG invite you to a 2-hour unconference exploring the intersectionality of women, technology, information, and culture. This meeting will run on a modified AdaCamp model, so please come with topics you would like to discuss with others and we will vote on the topics at the beginning of the meeting. Though there is no simultaneous translation, we will try and make up tables in IFLA languages other than English. Join us for an open, exciting, and inclusive conversation!
Chair: Mathilde Koskas (Bibliothèque nationale de France / National Library of France, France) Chair: Evviva Weinraub (Northwestern University, United States)
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Business Meetings 16:15 - 18:45 Conference Room A
Session 125, SC II - Government Information and Official Publications
Business Meetings 16:15 - 18:45 Conference Room B
Session 126, SC II - Science and Technology Libraries
Business Meetings 16:15 - 18:45 Conference Room C
Session 127, SC II - Libraries Serving Persons with Print Disabilities
Business Meetings 16:15 - 18:45 Conference Room D
Session 128, Business Meeting II - Committee on Standards
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Session 128a, IFLA Metropolitan Libraries Short Film Award 2017 - IFLA Section on Metropolitan Libraries
Location: Miejska Biblioteka Publiczna we Wrocławiu (Wroclaw Public Library) Filia nr 29 (Branch nr.29) ul. Reja 1 - 50-338 Wrocław Capacity: Limited to 50 participants Registration: This offsite session is open to all Programme: a) Welcome and introduction by: - a high representative of the Public Library of Wroclaw; - Corrado Di Tillio, Chair of the IFLA Section on Metropolitan Libraries's Standing Committee; - Siobhan Reardon, Director of the Free Library of Philadelphia (sponsor for 2017); b) projection of the 17 participating short films (total: circa 70 minutes); c) Q & A with Giovanna Scatena (Roma Capitale - Sistema Biblioteche Centri Culturali, Italy), winner of the Award. For additional information, please contact: Corrado Di Tillio ([email protected])
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Tuesday, 22 August 2017
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room A
Session 130, Business Meeting II - FAIFE
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room B
Session 131, SC II - Library Theory and Research
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room C
Session 132, ISBD RG 2/2
Business Meetings 08:00 - 09:00 IASE Conference Room
Session 134a, Communications Training for IFLA Professional Units - IFLA
Communicating successfully is key to ensure all the dedicated work done by IFLA’s Professional Units reaches the intended audience and benefits members and libraries worldwide. IFLA Headquarters and the Professional Committee provide a range of communication tools and guidelines to assist Professional Units through IFLA’s communications infrastructure, such as websites, blogs, social media, mailing lists, Basecamp for project work and internal communications, Zoom for online meetings, and more. This session is aimed at Section Officers, Information Coordinators, Convenors of SIGs, Committee and Review Group Chairs. It will provide an overview of IFLA’s communications, as well as offering tips and tricks, best practices and examples of successful cases from which we can all learn. This will be also a great opportunity to meet the communications team from IFLA Headquarters and ask them any questions you may have to improve the communications strategy in your unit.
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Session 135, Conference of Directors of National Libraries (CDNL)
The venue for the meeting is The Four Domes Pavilion: http://pawilonczterechkopul.pl/en/ Please note that all participants are expected to register, also assistants or observers. If you have questions about the meeting agenda or arrangements, please contact the secretary of CDNL: [email protected]
Special Sessions 08:30 - 09:15 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 136, Plenary Session Krzysztof Szubert (SI)
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The Polish Way to a Digital Market Krzysztof Szubert Krzysztof Szubert is graduated from the Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Industrial Organization and Management, specialization in industrial IT systems.
For more than twenty years he has held managerial posts in Polish and foreign enterprises in the ICT industry. Among others since 1998 he has held the post of President of the Management Board and Chief Operations Officer at Connect Distribution, which specializes within CEE region in value added distribution of specialist software - the company has won numerous prizes including the European Medal, Business Gazelle, Forbes Diamonds, award of the Minister of Economy and title of Ambassador of the Polish Economy 2016. He has been actively involved in the ICT industry and environment for a dozen or so years. Krzysztof Szubert is an author of many articles and commentaries in the daily press, specialist press and television. He was nominated for the title of “Personality of the IT” for his contribution to the IT industry.
Since 2012 he was the Minister of Digitization in the BCC Economy Shadow Cabinet. In that time he initiated and was a Chairman of the Coalition for the Development of the Information Society (KRESI) - a platform for dialogue and the cooperation of the most important environments and organizations related to the communications and IT industry in order to accelerate the development of the information society in Poland. In 2015 he was awarded “Polish ICT - Man of the Year” prize given annually by the Burda-Magazine / CRN.
In the years 2015-2016 Krzysztof Szubert was a member of the Digitization Council at the Ministry for Digital Affairs. Since the end of 2015 he was the Strategic Advisor to the Minister of Digital Affairs, and from May 2016 - Plenipotentiary of Minister for International Affairs. Since March 2017 he is the Secretary of State and Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs, responsible for international affairs and The Government Plenipotentiary for Digital Single Market.
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Session 137, Understanding Your Library from the Inside Out: A Workshop in Library Ethnography for User Assessment - Social Science Libraries with Africa Section
Workshop Location: Wroclaw University Library. ul. F. Joliot-Curie 12, 50-383 Wrocław, Poland This off-site workshop will focus on helping librarians to understand and use ethnographic research methods--long used for cultural anthropology research--to better understand their libraries, their users, and how their services and collections are used. Lynn S. Connaway, Senior Research Scientist and Director of User Research at OCLC, will present the keynote "Capturing the Behaviors of the Elusive User: Strategies for Library Ethnography." Celia Emmelhainz , Anthropology and Qualitative Research Librarian at UC Berkeley, will be the workshop leader. Through interactive/hands-on activities, the workshop participants will explore an “ethnographic toolkit” they can use to better understand the context in which their users engage with their library and its resources. Topics covered include learning how to ask good research questions; honing participation and observation skills; engaging patrons in research through mapping and diaries; coding and interpreting findings, and using results to spark deeper engagement with the user community. The workshop requires registration and is limited to 30 participants. Lunch will be served.
Keynote: Capturing the behaviors of the Elusive User: Strategies for Library Ethnography Lynn Silipigni Connaway (User Research, OCLC, United States)
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Session 138, Literacy Matters: It Takes a Community to Raise a Reader - Building a Nation of Readers and Creating a Reading Culture - Literacy and Reading, Libraries for Children and Young Adults, Public Libraries and School Libraries (SI)
Chair: Annie Everall (OBE, Director Authors Aloud UK, United Kingdom) Chair: Marian Morgan-Bindon (Gold Coast City Library, Australia) Chair: Lesley Farmer (California State University Long Beach, United States) Chair: Ulla Potsonen (Joensuu Regional Library, Finland)
Welcome and outline of the program Annie Everall (OBE, Director Authors Aloud UK, United Kingdom)
Introduction first speakers Annie Everall (OBE, Director Authors Aloud UK, United Kingdom)
1. Reading Aloud to Children in Hospital. Bibliotherapy as a Community Builder Eva Selin (Library of Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital, Sweden) Karin Graube (Library of Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital, Sweden) Paper in English
2. The importance of volunteer work for successful children’s and adult literacy programs in US public libraries – a view from outside Beate Hoerning (Leipzig University, Germany) Paper in English
3. Dutch Approach to Prevent and Curate Low Literacy Maaike Toonen (National Library of the Netherlands, Netherlands) Adriaan Langendonk (National Library of the Netherlands, Netherlands) Paper in English
4. Building a Reading Culture through Partnerships Alisa Phillips (World Vision, United States) Rachel Crocker (IREX, United States) Rebecca Leege (All Children Reading, World Vision, United States) Joel Turner (IREX, United States) Emily Ebo (World Vision, United States) Paper in English
5. Understanding adult-child shared reading on the screen in a public preschool Hui-Yun Sung (Taiwan, Republic of China) Paper in English
6. Interactive Stories Workshops - Learning the Languages of Literature and Programming Pauliina Hyytiäinen (Finland) Saana Mäensivu (Vantaa City Library, Finland) Paper in English
7. The Joy of Reading – Reading Aloud: A Complex Partnership Grażyna Lewandowicz-Nosal (National Library of Poland, Poland) Paper in English
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8. Media Mentoring Through Digital Storytimes: The Experiences of Public Libraries in Aotearoa New Zealand Ann Goulding (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand) Mary Jane Shuker (School of Education, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand) John Dickie (School of Education (retired), Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand) Paper in English
9. Les Bibliothèques Numériques pour Booster la Lecture en Milieu Scolaire Défavorisé: Exemple du Sénégal Assane Fall (Senegal) Paper in French
10. It Takes a Community to Raise a Reader: Autism Friendly Libraries Sarah Mears (Essex County Council, United Kingdom) Paper in English
Congress Programme 09:30 - 12:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 139, Demonstrating the Contribution of Libraries to the UN 2030 Agenda: Examples from IFLA Division V - Division V (SI)
Chair: Rosemary Shafack (University of Buea, Cameroon) Chair: Kathy Matsika (National University of Science and Technology, Library, Zimbabwe)
Africa Section
1. Libraries as Engines for Social and Economic Empowerment - Best Practices and Results from a Partnership Project Between Tanzanian, Namibian and Finnish Libraries Alli Mcharazo (Tanzania Library Services Board, Tanzania, United Republic of) Minna Koskinen (Finnish Library Association, Finland) Kingo Mchombu (International University of Management, Namibia) Namutenya Hamwaalwa (Library and Archives Services, Namibia) Paper in English
2. Rural Library Services and Community Initiatives in Zimbabwe Obadiah T Moyo (Rural Libraries & Resources Development, Zimbabwe) Debra Chibaya (Robert Tredgold School Library, Zimbabwe) Paper in English
3. Lubutho Libraries in Zambia: Sustainable Development Through Library and Information Services Kasonde Thomas Mukonde (Lubuto Library Partners, Zambia) Paper in English
4. Les Bibliothèques Africaines une Solution au Programme 2030 des Nations Unies. Demonstrating the Contribution of Libraries to the UN 2030 Agenda: Best Practices from Division of Regions Alioune Cisse (Universite Cheikh Anta Diop Bibliotheque Centrale, Senegal)
Latin America and the Caribbean Section
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1. Mapeo de las iniciativas de bibliotecas latinoamericanas y caribeñas en apoyo al Plan Nacional de Desarrollo - Agenda 2030: proyecto integrado IFLA LAC 2017 Sueli Mara Soares Pinto Ferreira (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
2. Curso de formación de Ecoguías en la comuna de Doñihue: Explorando otras formas de lecturas que aportan a los ODS de Agenda 2030, desde la Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Doñihue, Chile Lucía Abello Abello (Colegio de Bibliotecarios de Chile AG/Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Doñihue, Chile) Paper in Spanish
3. Tablet Cafés, Code Hours, Preservation, and Sustainability in Libraries - The Aruba National Library and the UN Agenda 2030: A Small Island Case Study from the Caribbean Astrid Britten (Aruba National Library, Aruba) Peter Scholing (Biblioteca Nacional Aruba, Aruba) Paper in English
4. Acceso a la información digital y cultura exportadora en el Comercio Sostenible: Estrategias de implementación y capacitación Lesli Gonzales Cam (PromPerú, Peru) Paper in Spanish
Asia and Oceania Section
1. Libraries on the agenda: Sharing best practice examples from Asia-Oceania Christine Mackenzie (IFLA Treasurer, Australia)
2. Uplifting communities through learning: the NLB experience Wai Yin Pryke (National Library, National Library Board, Singapore)
3. Advocacy on the UN 2030 Agenda: Action of Libraries in China Huanwen Cheng (Sun Yat-sen University Library, China)
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 IASE Conference Room
Session 140, Library Associations in Solidarity with Civil Society - Management of Library Associations
This session will explore the roles library associations have in supporting civil society. With societal pressures – ranging from freedom of expression to copyright, and commercialisation of public spaces to the needs of refugee and migrant populations – library associations are increasingly finding common purpose with civil society organisations to address these issues. They are also colaborating to advance the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (UN 2030 SDGs). Find out how library associations from around the world are taking on these challenges.
Chair: Barbara Schleihagen (Deutscher Bibliotheksverband e.v. (DBV), Germany)
1. El trabajo con asociaciones bibliotecarias en Colombia: una mirada desde organizaciones de la sociedad civil David Ramírez-Ordóñez (Conector Foundation, Colombia) Leonardo Ramírez-Ordóñez (Conector Foundation, Colombia) Paper in Spanish
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2. Acting together for the civil society and the quality education - Acting under checked umbrellas Andrea Dömsödy (Hungarian School Librarians Association, Hungary) Marianna Pataki (Hungarian School Librarians Association, Hungary) Veronika Kámán (Hungarian School Librarians Association, Hungary) Paper in English
3. Committed to Furthering Democracy: The New Library Act in Finland Juha Manninen (Finnish Library Association, Finland)
4. Iranian Library and Information Science Association (ILISA) in Service of Civil Society: A Pattern for Middle East Countries Fariborz Khosravi (National Library and Archive of Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Saeedeh Akbari-Daryan (National Library and Archive of Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Paper in English
5. How Does a Nascent Federation of Library Associations Work Well with Others? The Case of Canada Donna Bourne Tyson (Canadian Federation of Library Associations, Canada) Susan Haigh (Canadian Association of Research Libraries, Canada) Paper in English
6. Polish Librarians’ Association Supporting Libraries in Changing Societal Environment Joanna Pasztaleniec-Jarzyńska (Polish Librarians’ Association, Poland)
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 IASE 1st floor
Session 142, Parliament and the People: Transparency, Openness, Engagement - Library and Research Services for Parliaments
Interactive knowledge sharing session with short and engaging presentations on facilitating open and transparent communication between parliaments and the public, followed by group discussions.
Chair: Gert-Jan Lodder (House of Representatives of the States General, Netherlands) Chair: Karin Finer (European Parliamentary Research Service, Belgium)
1. Parliamentary Researchers Network (REDIPAL), a Sharing Platform of News, Publications and Events Avelina Morales Robles (Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies, Mexico)
2. Transparency and Right to Access Information in the Spanish Congress of Deputies Mateo Maciá (Congreso de los Diputados, Spain)
3.Facilitating for Parliaments and Legislators to Communicate with the General Public: Creating an Effective Interface for Re-use of Information and Research Outputs through Outreach and Partnerships Marale Sande (Parliament of Kenya, Kenya)
4. Paths to Public Engagement in the Portuguese Parliament: An Example of the Improvement of Technological Mediation Leonor Calvão Borges (Parliament of Portugal, Portugal)
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5. Chilean Budget Data Visualization Tool Pablo P. Morales (Biblioteca del Congreso Nacional de Chile, Chile)
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 Multifunctional Hall
Session 143, Multicultural Library Manifesto Toolkit – Case Studies and Illustrations from a Global Perspective - Library Services for Multicultural Populations
This interactive session will highlight nine very short presentations in the first hour focusing on how librarians around the world are serving multicultural populations. In the second hour participants will be able to pursue in-depth conversation with three of the presenters.
Chair: Jack Leong (University of Toronto, Canada)
1. Multicultural Library Manifesto Toolkit Jack Leong (University of Toronto, Canada)
2. Plan of Penitentiary Libraries Rivera Donoso Miguel Ángel (National System of Public Libraries, Chile)
3. Access to Libraries and Information by African Refugees Resettled in a Town in the State of Missouri, United States of America Wakhungu Olaka Musa (University of Kansas, United States) Charles Agai Yier (University of Iowa, United States)
4. Participation of the population with migratory background through publicity service and space design Julia Cutruzzolà (Intercultural Library “A TOUS LIVRES”, Switzerland) Therese Salzmann (Association Interbiblio, Switzerland) Paper in English
5. Serving the Multicultural Population on Campus: Library and Academic Literacy Enhancement Program for International Students at the University of Windsor Guoying Liu (University of Windsor, Canada)
6. Story Time: Porte Porter Boro Hoi – A Bilingual Reading Initiative for Primary and Secondary School Children from Public Access Library Sarwat Masuda Reza (British Council, Bangladesh)
7. Libraries and First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples: Missed Connections? Mary Greenshields (University of Alberta, Canada)
8. Multiculturalism in Academic Libraries in India: A Case Study of the Santal Tribal Female Students Swapna Banerjee (University of Calcutta, India) Basudeb Adhikary (University of Calcutta, India)
9. All together now: How the South Australian Public Library Service assures access and equity for diverse language and cultural groups Ola Wleklinski (City of Marion, Australia) Paper in English
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Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 10:00 - 10:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 143a, Your Place in the Community Starts with a Great Story - PressReader
There’s been a shift in the way people read. Their habits are changing – especially when it comes to newspapers and magazines. They want to explore their favourite publications and discover new stories. They want to connect with like- minded people and share stories with their community. What’s important is giving people access to the stories they want in a way that makes sense to them. What if you could give them that kind of tailored experience every time they visit a library? Speaker: David Adimora
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room B
Session 145, SC II - Genealogy and Local History
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room C
Session 146, SC II - Metropolitan Libraries
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room D
Session 147, SC II - Information Literacy
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 11:00 - 11:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 148a, Library as the Best Investment - The Book Institute
Modern libraries continue to change. They must react to new challenges, respond to the needs of patrons, yet also create positive cultural and readership trends. The Book Institute offers programs supporting a wide range of activities. We help build modern library facilities and modernize old ones, support projects that promote reading, and provide libraries with new books as well as new computer equipment, and software.
Congress Programme 11:45 - 12:45 IASE Conference Room
Session 149, IFLA Metadata Reports - Cataloguing, Bibliography and Subject Analysis and Access
This is a joint session of the sections Cataloguing, Bibliography and Subject Analysis and Access. Several section working groups will present their work.
Chair: Miriam Säfström (CATS SC; National Library of Sweden, Sweden)
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1. Key Note: IFLA Library Reference Model Pat Riva (Concordia University, Canada) Maja Žumer (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Congress Programme 11:45 - 12:45 Imperial Hall
Session 150, The Agony of Long-term Access: Collection Building in the Digital Era - Preservation and Conservation, Acquisition and Collection Development
Chair: Alenka Kavčič-Čolić (National and University Library, Slovenia)
1. What Does Quality Mean for Web Archives? Julien Masanès (Internet Memory Foundation and Internet Memory Research, France)
2. The Acquisition of Publications in the Royal Library of Belgium: A Question of Long-Term Access and Preservation Sophie Vandepontseele (Royal Library of Belgium, Belgium) Astrid De Spiegelaere (Royal Library of Belgium, Belgium) Paper in English
3. Cloud Technologies as a Solution for Digital Collections Management in Small Libraries Marcin Werla (Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, Poland) Paper in English
4. Supporting Digital Preservation and Access with Fedora David Wilcox (DuraSpace, Canada) Evviva Weinraub (Northwestern University, United States) Paper in English
Congress Programme 11:45 - 12:45 IASE 1st floor
Session 151, Hot Topics - Academic & Research Libraries
The program will open with a very brief introduction followed by three short presentations, roughly 3 minutes each, on somewhat challenging topics. There will be table discussion for roughly 30 minutes following the presentation, and then 15 minutes of report outs from the tables.
Chair: Gulcin Cribb (Singapore Management University, Singapore) Chair: Mimi Calter (Stanford University, United States)
1. Data Management & the Role of Libraries in the Evolving Research Lifecycle Mimi Calter (Stanford University, United States)
2. Information Literacy Programs – Essential or a Waste of Time? Janet Fletcher (Victoria University, Australia)
3. Fake News Arbitration: The Role of the Library Gerald Beasley (University of Alberta, Canada)
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Session 152, Officers Capacity Building: Skills for the Future, Sharing Good Practice - IFLA
IFLA’s Section Officers work with their Standing Committees to develop Action Plans, communicate the results of their activities, and run successful meetings. IFLA’s Professional Units contain many examples of good practice. Some of these examples will be shared for discussion about what makes an effective and dynamic IFLA Section or Special Interest Group. Participants will be asked to share their own experiences with their colleagues and help identify ways to support each other during 2017 - 2018. There should also be time to ask questions about Professional Unit procedures for the coming year. Officers, Information Coordinators, Review Group Chairs and SIG Conveners with very specific questions are invited to make an appointment with a member of the Professional Committee or HQ Staff as appropriate through the “Clinic”. The Officers’ network will receive information about the Clinic before the Congress. The session is specifically for Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of IFLA Sections), IFLA Information Coordinators, Review Group Chairs and Special Interest Group Conveners though observers are welcome to attend, especially anyone interested in participating more fully in the committees of IFLA’s Professional Units. The session will be repeated on Wednesday (session 201) for those who can’t attend today.
Special Sessions 12:00 - 14:00 Centennial Hall
Session 153, Poster Sessions - IFLA
In the Exhibition Hall you will find approximately 190 unique poster presentations. Posters will be on display in the Centennial Hall throughout the week and will be presented with authors present during two, two-hour sessions: from 12:00 to 14:00 on Monday and Tuesday 21 & 22 August. Presenters often provide handouts, printed materials, leaflets or pamphlets for distribution.
Special Sessions 12:45 - 13:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 154, IFLA Awards Presentation - IFLA
A number of important IFLA-related awards will be handed out to their recipients during this session.
Chair: Christine Mackenzie (IFLA Treasurer, Australia)
Congress Programme 13:15 - 13:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 151a, Flash Session: Can we be neutral about neutrality?
Rising concerns about fake news, calls for filtering or censorship of materials expressing (perceived) extremist views, and long-standing challenges about what libraries should or should not offer their users have fed discussions about the place of neutrality in librarianship today. What does it mean to be "neutral", and is this still a worthwhile objective? This flash session will offer a brief overview of how neutrality features in formal codes of ethics of library associations, and the particular questions faced today. •Esmeralda Moscatelli, Policy and Research Officer, IFLA •Susan Haigh, Executive Director, Canadian Association of Research Libraries
Chair: Martyn Wade (IFLA FAIFE Committee)
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Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room A
Session 155, SC II - School Libraries
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room B
Session 156, SC II - Statistics and Evaluation
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room C
Session 157, SC II - Audiovisual and Multimedia
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room D
Session 158, SC II - Library Buildings and Equipment
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 IASE Mala
Session 159, FRBR RG 1/2
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 160, Information Inequality - FAIFE (SI)
From “Digital Divide” to “Information Inequality” Twenty years ago, we worried about the “digital divide” and hoped that it would be resolved by the simple expansion of Internet access the country and around the world. But while billions of people now have access to the Internet—in one way or another—not all access is equal. The FAIFE session this year explores three kinds of “information inequality” that remain or have become real issues for the world’s Internet users. CM Winters-Palacio, author and professor at Malcolm X College in Chicago, and Barbara M. Jones, author and former Director, Office for Intellectual Freedom, and Executive Director, Freedom to Read Foundation, American Library Association, consider economic barriers to effective access to and use of the Internet, using, as a case study, a surprising setting: the United States of America. Olga Kyryliuk, Ukrainian lawyer and freedom of expression advocate, founder of the Digital Defenders Partners NGO, looks at political barriers to free and safe use of the Internet, such as filtering and surveillance, with special focus on situations in Eastern Europe. Frank Larue (invited), Guatemalan human rights expert and UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information, explores cultural barriers to full participation of people in the global conversation, specifically the challenges presented to many by the vast preponderance of English and just a few other major languages on the Internet.
Chair: Martyn Wade (IFLA FAIFE Committee)
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1. Information Poverty: Case Studies from Chicago and How Libraries Can Help Barbara M. Jones (iSchool, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States) CM Winters-Palacio (Malcolm X College, United States)
2. Linguistic Minorities = 404 Page Not Found TBC TBC
3. The Price of Freedom of Expression in Eastern Europe: Access Denied or Eagle- Eyed? Olga Kyryliuk (Digital Defenders Partners NGO)
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 161, Access and Opportunity for All: How LAC Libraries Contribute to the United Nations 2030 Agenda - Latin America and the Caribbean (SI)
Chair: Sueli Mara Soares Pinto Ferreira (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
1. Brazilian Libraries and the 2030 Agenda: Actions to Support Compliance with ODS Adriana Cybele Ferrari (Brazilian Federation of Associations of Librarians and Institutions, Brazil) Paper in English
2. Mapa de Situación Parcial de las Bibliotecas en Chile y Cómo Contribuyen a la Agenda 2030 a través de Buenas Prácticas Bibliotecarias (BPB) Lucía Abello Abello (Colegio de Bibliotecarios de Chile AG/Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Doñihue, Chile) Josefina Reyes Muñoz (Colegio de Bibliotecarios de Chile AG, Chile) Paper in Spanish
3. Cuba: Acceso y Oportunidad para Todo el Mundo: Como las Bibliotecas Cubanas Contribuyen con la Agenda 2030 de la ONU Margarita Bellas Vilariño (Biblioteca Nacional de Cuba José Martí, Cuba) Miguel Viciedo Valdés (Biblioteca Pública Provincial Rubén Martínez Villena, Cuba) Paper in Spanish
4. Plan de Desarrollo, Plan del Buen Vivir, Agenda 2030 y el Caso de las Bibliotecas en Ecuador Eduardo Puente Hernández (Asociación Nacional de Bibliotecarios ANABE, Ecuador) Javier Saravia Tapia (Asociación Nacional de Bibliotecarios ANABE, Ecuador) Ricardo Ortiz Colmenarez (Asociación Nacional de Bibliotecarios ANABE, Ecuador) Paper in Spanish
5. Mapeo de las Iniciativas de Bibliotecas Latinoamericanas y Caribeñas en Apoyo al Plan Nacional de Desarrollo - Agenda 2030 – Caso Nicaragua Yadira Roque Altamirano (Asociación Nicaragüense de Bibliotecarios y Profesionales Afines, Nicaragua) Darling Vallecillo Vásquez (Asociación Nicaragüense de Bibliotecarios y Profesionales Afines, Nicaragua) Gustavo Alfonso Cruz Méndez (Universidad Nacional Agraria, Nicaragua) Paper in Spanish
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6. Panamá: Mapeo de las Iniciativas de Bibliotecas Latinoamericanas y Caribeñas en Apoyo al Plan Nacional de Desarrollo - Agenda 2030 Micdonia Quiros (Asociación Panameña de Bibliotecarios., Panama) Juana Hernández (Asociación Panameña de Bibliotecarios, Panama) Roxana Alemán (Asociación Panameña de Bibliotecarios, Panama) Julia Barrera (Asociación Panameña de Bibliotecarios, Panama) Guadalupe de Rivera (Biblioteca Nacional, Panama) Paper in Spanish
7. La Agenda 2030 y las Bibliotecas Peruanas Ana Maria Talavera-Ibarra (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Peru) María Isabel Merino Gómez (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Peru) Paper in Spanish Translation: English
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 IASE Conference Room
Session 162, Achieving a Healthy Future Together: Diverse and Emerging Roles for Health Information Professionals - Health and Biosciences Libraries Section
Chair: Maria G. N. Musoke (Makerere University Library, Uganda)
1. From Idea to Impact: Holistic Support for the Research Scholar M.J. Tooey (University of Maryland, Baltimore, United States)
2. Health Information for Health Promotion at (Urban) Neighbourhood Level Weng Ian Au (Architecture for Health, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany) Paper in English
3. Conceptual Model to Design a Virtual Library for Iranian Universities of Medical Sciences Leila Nemati-Anaraki (Iran University of Medical Sciences, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Mohsen Haji-Zeinolabedini (Shahid Beheshti University, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Mehdi Alipour-Hafezi (Allameh Tabatab'i University, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Hossein Kamkar (Iran University of Medical Sciences, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Hamed Shirazi-Nezhad (Iran University of Medical Sciences, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Paper in English
4. The Librarian as an Antidote: Recognizing the Misinformation Online to Improve the Educational Reference for Patients Sara Francescon (Centro di Riferimento Oncologico di Aviano, Italy)
5. Increasing Access to HIV/AIDS Information in Rwanda and Uganda through Social Media: A Call to Action for Health Information Professionals Robinah Namuleme-Kalemera (University of Rwanda, Rwanda) Margaret J. Tarpley (Vanderbilt University, United States) Annonciatte Umutesi (University of Rwanda Kigali, Rwanda) Marguerite Umubyeyi (University of Rwanda Kigali, Rwanda) Paper in English
Lightning Talk 1: Indicators Proposal for the Drug Information Service Quality Measurement Manuel Osvaldo Machado Rivero (Universidad Central Marta Abreu de Las Villas, Cuba)
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Lightning Talk 2: Incorporating Information Visualization Practices in Health Literacy Outreach by Utilizing Information Design Strategies Bethany McGowan (Purdue University, United States)
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Imperial Hall
Session 163, Start-up Meeting - Library Publishing SIG
Library Publishing, in an increasing number of mostly electronic forms and formats has been on the rise over this decade. Buzz and excitement surround a growing assumption that publishing is in some way and to some extent a critical function for the library of the future. Also, the majority - though not all - of this activity is driven by a desire to advance open access, which libraries are well positioned to advance. How should libraries get involved? What sorts of libraries? Should they be involved? Should libraries be formal publishers or remain informal via institutional repositories? Will library publishing continue to grow and be sustainable? Will libraries play a new and permanent role? If so, in what way and what will be required? How many libraries, in what countries of the world, are active in this area? How can they be helpful to one another? We believe in the power of global collaboration and action, and that no organization is better positioned than IFLA to move us forward in exploring these issues and this emerging library activity.
Congress Programme 13:45 - 14:45 IASE 1st floor
Session 164, Staff Development & CPDWL Guidelines: Rapid Fire Cases & Discussion - Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning
Building on the recently updated Continuing Professional Development & Workplace Learning (CPDWL) Guidelines, this session discusses challenges, case studies and potential solutions involved in implementing staff development in libraries, such as time needed for staff development, the costs for staff development, whose responsibility it is to ensure learning (employer vs. employee), whether individuals or HR professionals will get training, etc. It begins with brief rapid fire presentations followed by table discussions of challenges, creative ideas and practices as well as possible solutions for providing staff development in libraries.
Chair: Sandy Hirsh (San Jose State University: School of Information, United States) Chair: Vivian Lewis (McMaster University, Canada)
1. National Strategy for Professional Development (Australia) Judy Booker (Australian Library and Information Association, Australia) Judy Brooker, discusses results when the onus is on practitioners to keep up and the association provides a strong professional development program.
2. Institutional Strategy: McMaster University (Canada) Vivian Lewis (McMaster University, Canada) Vivian Lewis, discusses a staff driven/organic approach to professional development.
3. Institutional Strategy: Chattanooga Public Library (USA) Corinne Hill (Chattanooga Public Library, United States) Corinne Hill, discusses creative HR policies and practices that ensure staff continue to develop their skills (from circulation to barista), that the right staff with diverse skills provide the best possible services, and more!
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4. Institutional Strategy: The Netherlands Erik Boekesteijn (National Library of the Netherlands, Netherlands) Erik Boekesteijn discusses how they keep their staff current to provide relevant community programs.
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Multifunctional Hall
Session 165, Solidarity in Action: How We Answer the Call - Women, Information and Libraries SIG
This session is open to anyone who wants to know more about the Women, information and libraries Special interest group and participate in the visioning and planning of the group's activities and objectives for the next 2 years, as it relates to IFLA's Strategic agenda and the President's Call to action. This includes the selection of the convener and information coordinator as well as organization of the group and everyone who is ready to answer the call to meet these objectives.
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 14:00 - 14:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 165a, DailyArt: How a Startup Can Work with Cultural Institutions - Moiseum & DailyArt
DailyArt is a mobile app with a mission to teach people art history. Since our beginnings in 2012 we focused on providing the most interesting and educative content to our users. To achieve that, on a daily basis we cooperate with museums. This is the story how difficult it is sometimes to convince institutions that working with small startups can be profitable also for them.
Speaker: Zuzanna Stańska
Congress Programme 14:00 - 17:00 Off-site 7
Session 166, Discovering Art and Architecture: Open-Access Tools for Art History Research - Art Libraries
Location: Museum of Architecture in Wrocław, Bernardyńska 5, 50-156 Wrocław
Chair: Sandra Ludig Brooke (Princeton University, United States)
1. Facts About the Art Discovery Group Catalogue 14:00 - 14:30 Geert-Jan Koot (Rijksmuseum, Netherlands) Paper in English 14:00 - 14:30
2. Making More of the Data: The Kubikat in the Central Index of WorldCat 14:30 - 15:00 Jan Simane (Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, Italy)
3. A Virtual Library for Art History: The Getty Research Portal 15:00 - 15:30 Kathleen Salomon (Getty Research Institute, United States)
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4. Open Access Resources for Art in Hungary: Digitizing the Cultural Heritage 15:30 - 16:00 Anelia Tűű (Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary)
Guided Tours of the Museum of Architecture 16:00 - 17:00
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 15:00 - 15:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 166a, Chronicles of Terror - A Digital Collection of a Nation-wide Totalitarian Experience - The Witold Pilecki Center for Totalitarian Studies
The Witold Pilecki Center for Totalitarian Studies offers a brief presentation dedicated to the Chronicles of Terror – its flagship online project which develops the greatest-to-be digital collection of civilian accounts about the horrors of the Nazi and Soviet occupation in wartime Poland. This incessantly-growing digital archive is available at www.chroniclesofterror.pl and today comprises over 1,800 individual testimonies given soon after 1945 by Polish citizens (Poles and Jews alike). The presentation essentially focuses on introducing participants to the digital archive and on building practical user competencies.
Speakers: Krzysztof Wiśniewski Eryk Habowski Monika Giemła (Poland)
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 16:00 - 16:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 166b, IBUK Libra Light – Virtual Reading for Blind Launched
IBUK Libra Light (www.LibraLight.pwn.pl) is a platform that provides publications for the blind, visually impaired and physically disabled people (who can’t read printed books). Eligible readers have free access to the publication of fiction, scientific and specialist in ePUB or mp3 file format. The innovative project, initiated by the Polish Chamber of Books, was carried out by PWN on behalf of the Book Institute. The project is funded by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
Speaker: Natalia Michałek (Polish Scientific Publishers WN PWN S.A., Poland) Anna Radoszewska (Polish Scientific Publishers WN PWN S.A., Poland)
Congress Programme 16:00 - 18:00 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 168, How to Find It? International Legal Institutions Informing the Public - Government Information and Official Publications (SI)
Chair: James Church (UC Berkeley Library, United States)
1. Global Online Access to Legal Information (GOALI) - A New Legal Training Resource for Developing Countries Richelle Van Snellenberg (ILO Library, Switzerland) Edit Horváth (ILO Library, Switzerland) Paper in English
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2. From the European Institutions to the European Citizens: The Information Channels Through the European Documentation Centers (EDCs) Anthi Katsirikou (Library of the University of Piraeus, Greece) Vicky Rigakou (Athens University, Greece) Paper in English
3. Human Rights Set Sail from Strasbourg Genevieve Woods (Library of the European Court of Human Rights, France) Paper in English
4. How to Find it? EU Documentation: Perspectives from a Research Library Monica Filomena Steletti (European University Institute, Italy) Eulalia Mestre Lampreia (European University Institute, Italy) Paper in English
Congress Programme 16:00 - 18:00 IASE Conference Room
Session 169, Indigenous Continuity: How Do You Show Your Solidarity? - Indigenous Matters
1. Highlighting Indigenous Continuity through the Library of Congress’ Indigenous Law Portal Carla Davis-Castro (Law Library, Library of Congress, United States) Paper in English
2. Library services for indigenous societies in Latin America Edgardo Civallero (Independent LIS Professional, Spain) Paper in English
3. Ngā Ūpoko Tukutuku: Persistence for the Survival of Indigenous Responsibilities Raewyn Paewai (Te Rōpū Whakahau, New Zealand) Paper in English
4. Supporting Native Voices, Cultures and Stories Through Multicultural Programming, and Community and Campus Engagement at Fresno State Raymond Pun (Fresno State University, United States) Julie Renee Moore (California State University, United States) Gretchen Higginbottom (California State University, United States) Paper in English
5. The Experiences of National Library of Iran in Developing of the Indigenous Tools of Cataloguing and Classification Saeedeh Akbari-Daryan (National Library and Archive of Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Paper in English
6. Raising Indigenous Librarians: A Canadian Internship Story Anne Carr-Wiggin (University of Alberta Libraries, Canada) Tanya Ball (University of Alberta Libraries, Canada) Kayla Lar-Son (University of Alberta Libraries, Canada) Lorisia MacLeod (University of Alberta Libraries, Canada) Paper in English
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Session 170, Libraries: A Call to Action / Best Practices in Moving Collections from the View of Preservation and Conservation - Preservation and Conservation with Rare Books and Special Collections
A Moving Experience: Tears and Cheers
Chair: Jeanne Drewes (Library of Congress, United States)
1. The National Library of Greece: Moving into a New Era Zoitsa Gkinni (National Library of Greece, Greece) Christina Tsaroucha (National Library of Greece, Greece) Nikolaos Sarris (Nanyang Technological University, Greece) Paper in English
2. To Close, or Not to Close – that is the Question Rebecca Hatcher (Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, United States) Natalia Sciarini (Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, United States) Paper in English
3. Boxing Clever: Relocating the National Archives of Australia Caroline Milne (National Archives of Australia, Australia) Belinda Hennessey (National Archives of Australia, Australia) Paper in English
4. Leveraging Preservation Practices During Large Scale Relocation and De- duplication Miriam Nelson (Ohio University Libraries, United States) Miriam Intrator (Ohio University Libraries, United States) Katy Mathuews (Ohio University Libraries, United States) Damon DeBorde (Ohio University Libraries, United States) Paper in English
5. On the Move from Pretoria to Cape Town: Case Studies at the National Library of South Africa Douwe Drijfhout (National Library of South Africa, South Africa) Paper in English
Special Sessions 16:00 - 18:00 Multifunctional Hall
Session 172, Association Members Meeting - IFLA
IFLA invites representatives of our National, International and Other Association Members (highest official, board members and staff attending the congress) to attend the Associations Members meeting. More than ever, IFLA is working with its Association Members on a range of projects. Come to this important meeting to be updated on IFLA’s strategies and activities. The meeting will be interactive with opportunities for discussion, to contribute ideas and learn about further opportunities for involvement. This meeting also provides a forum to network with other associations from around the world.
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Business Meetings 16:15 - 18:45 Conference Room A
Session 173, SC II - Acquisition and Collection Development
Business Meetings 16:15 - 18:45 Conference Room C
Session 175, ISBD LD SG
Business Meetings 16:15 - 18:45 Conference Room D
Session 176, SC II - Education and Training
Special Sessions 19:00 - 23:59 Various Locations
Session 178, Cultural Evening - IFLA
Location: Wroclaw Congress Centre ul. Wystawowa 1 51-618 WROCŁAW
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Wednesday, 23 August 2017
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room A
Session 179, SC II - Africa
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room B
Session 180, SC II - Cataloguing
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room C
Session 181, SC II - Library Services to People with Special Needs
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room D
Session 182, SC II - Management of Library Associations
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 IASE Mala
Session 183, SC II - Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning
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Session 184, Models for Copyright Education in Information Literacy Programs - Copyright and Other Legal Matters with Information Literacy
Location University of Lower Silesia, Strzegomska 55, 53-611, Wrocław, Poland The purpose of this day-long event is to discuss models for education on copyright, licensing, and other legal matters within the scope of information literacy programs. The session will focus on effective teaching methods of the full range of copyright and licensing issues for libraries, research and publication, and education: exclusive rights, copyright duration, limitations and exceptions, digital copyright, licensing in the digital environment, applications of the law nationally, the international copyright system, and the legal framework for open access licensing. The offsite session will be devoted to methodologies for providing a comprehensive knowledge of the legal landscape for copyright, licensing, and related legal and policy matters in libraries and universities. Registration The offsite session is available to 2017 WLIC conference participants at no extra charge, but requires registration. A WLIC badge will be required to enter the program venue. Registration for this offsite session is open from 1 May – 15 July 2017 or until session is full. Capacity is limited to 100 participants. For Registration & for more information go to: https://uwm.edu/informationstudies/research/partnerships/models-for-copyright-education/
Chair: Janice T. Pilch (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States) Chair: Tomas A. Lipinski (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, United States) Chair: Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States)
1. Welcome Remarks 08:30 - 09:00 Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States) Janice T. Pilch (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States) Monika Mitera (National Library of Poland, Poland)
Multinational Views on Copyright Literacy and Copyright Education 09:00 - 09:50 Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States)
1. Copyright Literacy and the Role of Librarians as Educators and Advocates: An International Symposium Jane Secker (London School of Economics, United Kingdom) Chris Morrison (University of Kent, United Kingdom) Inga-Lill Nilsson (Karlstad University Library, Sweden) Serap Kurbanoglu (Hacettepe University, Turkey) Angela Repanovici (Transilvania University, Romania) Ane Landøy (University of Bergen, Norway)
Break 09:50 - 10:00
Copyright Literacy and Professional Education for Librarians and Information 10:00 - 11:50 Specialists Tomas A. Lipinski (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, United States)
1. Integrating Copyright in the Curriculum: A Study of LIS Courses of Central Universities of India Neelam Thapa (Dr. Hari Singh Gour University, India)
2. Accredited Seminars as an Example of Good Educational Practice: Program ‘Copyright in Library and Information Science’ of the University Library ‘Svetozar Marković’ in Belgrade Tatjana Brzulović Stanisavljević (University Library “Svetozar Marković”, Serbia) Dragana Stolić (University Library “Svetozar Marković”, Serbia)
3. Are We Information Literacy Advocates? Really? An Analysis of Copyright Identification on the Websites of Polish Academic and Research Libraries Joanna Potęga (Maria Grzegorzewska University, Poland) Agnieszka Wróbel (University of Warsaw Library, Poland)
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4. Digital Media, Copyright, and the LIS Curriculum in Nigeria Abiola Oluwaseunfunmi Oyewo (Igbinedion University, Nigeria)
5. Copyright Mini-Series: A Train the Trainer Approach to Disseminating Copyright Knowledge to Subject Liaison Librarians Sara Benson (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States)
6. Letting Go of Certainty: Getting Librarians and Archivists To Take Risks Jessica Coates (Australian Libraries Copyright Committee and Australian Library and Information Association, Australia)
Lunch and Panel: Library Education Workshops in the European Union and Survey 11:50 - 13:05 on LIS Education in North America Janice T. Pilch (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States)
1. Copyright Basics: Impact of Copyright Reform in Europe on Librarians’ Daily Lives Vincent Bonnet (European Bureau of Library, Information and Documentation Association (EBLIDA), Netherlands)
2. Library and Information Science Curriculum in a Changing Professional Landscape: The Case of Copyright and Legal Education in North America Dick Kawooya (University of South Carolina, United States)
Librarians Teaching Faculty and Students: Copyright Literacy in Higher Education 13:05 - 14:20 (Part 1) Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States)
1. Academic Libraries’ Role in Teaching about Copyright and Fair Use Min Chou (New Jersey City University Library, United States)
2. University Library Copyright Literacy Education: Value, Connotation and Realization Peng Zhu (Nanjing University of Science and Technology, China)
3. Building Information Literacy in Copyright, Licensing, and Related Legal Matters: A USIU-Africa Library Experience Rodney Malesi (United States International University-Africa, Kenya)
4. Copyright Education for Graduate Students: A Scalable Model Emilie Algenio (Texas A&M University, United States) Kathy Kristie Anders (Texas A&M University, United States)
Librarians Teaching Faculty and Students: Copyright Literacy in Higher Education 14:20 - 15:20 (Part 2) Tomas A. Lipinski (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, United States)
1. Berlin State Library´s Scientific Publishing Program for PhD Students: Copyright and Much More Armin Talke (Berlin State Library, Germany)
2. The Scope of Copyright Education Janice T. Pilch (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States)
3. Copyright Education and the Undergraduate Student Jane Nichols (Oregon State University Libraries and Press, United States) Michaela Willi-Hooper (Oregon State University Libraries and Press, United States)
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Closing Remarks 15:20 - 15:30 Tomas A. Lipinski (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, United States)
Adjourn
Special Sessions 08:30 - 09:15 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 185, Plenary Session Ewa Bartnik (SI)
True or False - Science in the Media Ewa Bartnik (Warsaw University, Faculty of Biology, Poland) Professor Ewa Bartnik is a biologist and researcher at the Institute of Genetics and Biotechnology of Warsaw University’s Faculty of Biology, and at the Polish Academy of Sciences Institute of Biochemistry and Bioethics. The focus of her research are human mitochondrial diseases. She is a member of the UNESCO International Bioethics Committee and an honorary member of the Polish Genetics Society.
In addition to academic teaching and research she is an expert in biology curricula and textbooks for school students as well as well-known popularizer of science. In 2008 she was laureate of the Polish Association of Journalists Award for the most media friendly scientist. She was awarded as well the Knight's Cross of the Order Polonia Restituta for scientific achievements and popularization of science.
Congress Programme 09:30 - 12:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 186, A Memory Bank for the Digital Society: National Libraries and Web Archiving - National Libraries with Information Technology (SI)
Chair: Guy Berthiaume (Library and Archives Canada, Canada) Chair: May Chang (University of Cincinnati, United States) Chair: Genevieve Clavel-Merrin (Swiss National Library, Switzerland)
1. Memory Entanglements and Collection Development in a Transnational Media Landscape Eva-Maria Häusner (National Library of Sweden, Sweden) Paper in English
2. Access Strategies: Moderator Peter Webster (Webster Research and Consulting, United Kingdom)
3. Access Strategies - 1: Constituer un Réseau d’accès aux Archives de l’internet: L’exemple Français Ange Aniesa (Bibliothèque Nationale de France, France) Ariane Bouchard (Bibliothèque Nationale de France, France) Paper in French
4. Access Strategies - 2 Mireille Laforce (Bibliothèque et Archives Nationales du Québec, Canada)
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5. Access Strategies - 3 Julien Masanès (Internet Memory Foundation and Internet Memory Research, France)
6. Access Strategies - 4 Jason Webber (UK Web Archive, United Kingdom)
7. Getting Started in Web Archiving Abbie Grotke (Library of Congress, United States) Paper in English
8. Getting Started - 1 Alenka Kavčič-Čolić (National and University Library, Slovenia)
9. Getting Started - 2 Aija S Vahtola (National Library of Finland, Finland)
10. Getting Started - 3 Marie-Louise Ayres (National Library of Australia, Australia)
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 187, Engaged Communities - Transforming the Librarian Role - Library Theory and Research with New Professionals Special Interest Group (SI)
Chair: Gaby Haddow (Curtin University, Australia) Chair: Milan Vasiljevic (Qatar National Library, Qatar)
1. Keynote: Librarian Role in the Transforming Information Society. Between Profession and Mission Maria Próchnicka (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
2. Contingent Valuation Applied to the National System of Public Libraries of Chile Pablo Andrade Blanco (Dirección de Bibliotecas, Archivos y Museos de Chile, Chile) Alberto Gil Lajaña (Dirección de Bibliotecas, Archivos y Museos de Chile, Chile) Paper in English
3. From Collecting to Tracing Documentary Realities: The Intertextuality of "New Society" Iyra S. Buenrostro (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) Paper in English
4. "Time Is Out of Joint". The Impact of Digimodernism on the Transformation of Librarian’s Role Olga Einasto (University of Tartu Library, Estonia) Paper in English
5. Changing Landscapes: New Roles for Academic Librarians Danuta A. Nitecki (Drexel University Libraries, United States) Mary Ellen K. Davies (Association of College & Research Libraries, United States) Paper in English
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6. Turn on literature Allan Thomsen Volhøj (Roskilde Libraries, Denmark) Paper in English (The paper will be presented by Sverre Helge Bolstad, Bergen Offenlige Bibliotek, Bergen, Norway)
7. Strategies, Competencies and Transitions Roles in a Digital Transformational Labour Market Paula Ochôa (Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal) Leonor Gaspar Pinto (Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal) Paper in English
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 IASE Conference Room
Session 188, Open Discussion Session - Linked Data SIG
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 Imperial Hall
Session 189, Smart Libraries for a Tolerant and Inclusive Society - Asia and Oceania
Chair: Jayshree Mamtora (Charles Darwin University, Australia)
1. Equality, Inclusion and Empowerment through E-Governance Leveraging and Repositioning Libraries to Support National Digital Programmes Tariq Ashraf (University of Delhi, India) Paper in English
2. Where Should the Culture of Our Lives and Memory be Preserved? Rethinking the Role of the Library Jaesun Lee (National Library of Korea, Korea, Republic of) Paper in English
3. Building a Smart Library to Improve Literacy Access for Children: An Innovative Project of NLPI in Taiwan Ko-Chiu Wu (National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan, Republic of China) Chung-Ching Liu (National Library of Public Information, Taiwan, Republic of China) Tzu-Heng Chiu (Taipei Medical University, Taiwan, Republic of China) I-Jen Chiang (Taipei Medical University, Taiwan, Republic of China) Saiau-Yue Tsau (National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan, Republic of China) Chun-Ching Chen (National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan, Republic of China) Li-Hsiang Lai (National Library of Public Information, Taiwan, Republic of China) Yu-Wei Tseng (National Cheng-Chi University, Taiwan, Republic of China) Paper in English
4. Role of Information Literacy Services in Moulding Developing Countries into Knowledge-based Economies: A Case of Migrant Workers in Qatar Zenab Ahmed (University College London, Qatar) Paper in English
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5. Role of Libraries in Strengthening Tolerant and Inclusive Societies Ngian Lek Choh (National Library Board, Singapore) Paper in English
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 IASE 1st floor
Session 190, More than Green: Sustainability of Practice - Public Libraries & the 2030 United Nations Agenda - Public Libraries , Environment, Sustainability and Libraries SIG
Chair: Marian Morgan-Bindon (Gold Coast City Library, Australia) Chair: Harri Sahavirta (Helsinki City Library, Finland)
1. Public Libraries' Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals: Gathering Evidences and Evaluation Practices Leonor Gaspar Pinto (Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal) Paula Ochôa (Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal) Paper in English
2. Development Strategy of Public Library Using Positive Deviance Approach: A Case Study in Indonesia Anna Nove (Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia)
3. The Emerging Role of LIS Professionals in Combating Adverse Environmental Effects Onan Mulumba (Collage of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Library, Uganda) Irene Nakazibwe (East African School of Library and Information Science, Makerere University, Uganda) Paper in English
4. Reaching Out - Public Libraries Against Exclusion with Art Based Methods Ritva Hyttinen (Turku University of Applied sciences, Finland) Satu Salmela (Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences, Finland) Paper in English
Congress Programme 09:30 - 11:30 Multifunctional Hall
Session 191, Government and Parliamentary Libraries: Supporting UN Sustainable Development Goals - Government Libraries with Library and Research Services for Parliaments and Law Libraries
Nick Poole, Chief Executive of CILIP, the library and information association of the United Kingdom, will deliver the keynote address featuring the Facts Matter campaign.
Chair: Anoja Fernando (DWP Library, United Kingdom) Chair: Guillermo A. García (Autoridad Nacional del Servicio Civil – SERVIR, Peru)
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1. Keynote address to the IFLA Government Libraries Section at the World Library and Information Congress, Wroclaw, Poland Nick Poole (Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, CILIP, United Kingdom) Paper in English
2. Relevance of the Parliament Library and the Information Professionals in Promoting United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in Kenya Winnie Morogo (Parliament Library, Kenya)
3. The Role of Libraries in the Provision of Climate Change Information: Case Study of Malawi George G. Makhalira (Nkhoma University, Malawi)
4. Catalan Government Libraries Supporting United Nations’ Objectives for Sustainable Development Miguel Navas-Fernández (Library Service of the Catalan Government, Spain)
5. FEDLINK’s American Indian Libraries Initiative (AILI) Carla Davis-Castro (Law Library, Library of Congress, United States)
6. Evidence Informed Policy Making in Parliaments to Support the SDGs Emily Hayter (INASP, United Kingdom) Rasheed Draman (African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Ghana) John Bagonza (Research Services - Parliament of the Republic of Uganda, Uganda)
Knowledge Cafe discussion
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 10:00 - 10:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 191a, Academica: A New Tool for Interlibrary Loans - National Library of Poland
A presentation of the Digital Lending Library of Scientific Publications ACADEMICA (https://academica.edu.pl/). The system was prepared and launched by the National Library of Poland to introduce a new quality to the interlibrary loan system by replacing the traditional form of lending with digital lending of the publications. Users of the portal have access to almost 2 million electronic scientific publications under copyright through dedicated terminals located in scientific and public libraries in Poland.
Speaker: Karol Baniak
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room A
Session 192, SC II - Latin America and the Caribbean
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Session 193, SC II - Law Libraries
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room C
Session 194, SC II - Bibliography
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room D
Session 195, SC II - Library Services for Children and Young Adults
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 IASE Mala
Session 196, SC II - Health and Biosciences Libraries
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 11:00 - 11:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 196a, Industry Debriefing - IFLA / K.I.T. GmbH
The Industry Debriefing for IFLA WLIC 2017 open to all exhibitors and sponsors including the summary and figures regarding IFLA WLIC 2017 in Wroclaw, a brief introduction to IFLA WLIC 2018 in Kuala Lumpur and an open forum.
Congress Programme 11:45 - 12:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 197, IFLA BibLibre International Library Marketing Award Winners Projects - Management & Marketing
Chair: Silvère Mercier (Bibliothèque publique d'information (Paris), France) Chair: Nancy Gwinn (Smithsonian Libraries, United States)
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Session 198, Check Me Out! Human Libraries and Unique Circulating Collections, from Art to Technology Petting Zoos - Section on Acquisition and Collection Development, the Section on Metropolitan Libraries and the Section on Public Libraries
Chair: Corrado Di Tillio (Italy)
1. Pustaka in a Box: Bridging the Digital Gaps Japri Bujang Masli (Sarawak State Library, Malaysia) Johari Abdullah (University Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia) Musa Ayub Abd Rahman (Sarawak State Library, Malaysia) Paper in English
2. Lending Art is Easy Heikki Lahnaoja (Pyhäjoki Municipal Library, Finland) Paper in English
3. 10 Things You Never Knew You Could Find in a Library Jan Richards (Central West Libraries, Australia)
4. Living Books and Other Unique Collections Anette Mjöberg (Sweden) Lo Claesson (Vaggeryd Public Library, Sweden)
5. For everyday life Marian Morgan-Bindon (Gold Coast City Library, Australia)
Congress Programme 11:45 - 13:30 Imperial Hall
Session 199, Text and Data Mining (TDM) Workshop for Data Discovery and Analytics - Big Data Special Interest Group (SIG)
IFLA promotes The Hague Declaration on Text and Data Mining which acknowledges that great value can be gained from the reuse of open data for further analysis and research replication. Metadata standards have also been developed to enable automated retrieval of scientific data from digital repositories. This workshop will be hands-on and facilitated by experts in the domain of open data, mainly focused on taking people into a digital repository and showing what can be done with basic software in terms of discovering content for further analysis. Participants would be able to use their own laptops, having downloaded the relevant software beforehand.
Chair: Wouter Klapwijk (Stellenbosch University, South Africa)
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Session 200, Knowledge Cafe: New Librarians for New Times: Continuous Learning to Become Change Agents in a Changing World - Knowledge Management, Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning and Library and Research Services for Parliaments
Please join us for the fourth Knowledge Café. This year’s interactive session will focus on the changing and challenging role of librarians in the ever-evolving information world. Past sessions have included learning strategies for staff, team building and team leadership, learning with the constraints of limited staff and budgeting, developing an innovative culture in the workplace, sharing of innovative programs and more. Using round tables and facilitators, conversations are interesting, insightful, and provide a great deal of practical ideas to take home. Please join us to hear what your colleagues are doing and gain insights for surviving and thriving in the information world as well as share your stories and experiences.
Chair: Monica Ertel (Bain & Company, United States) Chair: Jane Dysart (Dysart & Jones Associates, Canada) Chair: Karin Finer (European Parliamentary Research Service, Belgium) Chair: Leda Bultrini (ARPA Lazio (Regional Agency for Environment Prot.), Italy)
1. Crowdsourcing for Library Decision Making: How to Encourage Diverse Thoughts and Ideas K. Jane Burpee (McGill University, Canada)
2. Focusing on the Critical, not the Urgent: Practices and Tips Jane Dysart (Dysart & Jones Associates, Canada)
3. Building Leadership Skills for Individuals and Teams Lillian Gassie (Library of Congress, United States)
4. Keeping up with our Changing World: Intelligence Gathering Strategies Elizabeth Turner (TPG Global, United States)
5. Developing an Innovative Library Culture in the Workplace Ewa Stenberg (Malmo University, Sweden)
6. Competencies for Future Success: Libraries and Librarians Almuth Gastinger (NTNU University, Norway)
7. What to Expect from New Grads Sandy Hirsh (San Jose State University: School of Information, United States)
8. Change Management Techniques: Communication and Leadership Karin Finer (European Parliamentary Research Service, Belgium)
9. Staff Continuous Learning: Practices and Techniques Gillian Hallan (Queensland University of Technology, Australia)
10. Librarians as Mentors and Coaches: Supporting Education, Research and Well- Informed Decision-Making Ulrike Lang (State and University Library Hamburg, Germany)
11. Stimulating Collaboration and Social Interaction: Best Uses of Library Spaces Vivian Lewis (McMaster University, Canada)
12. New Skills for New Roles: Integrating a Wider Range of Public and Commercial Services in Library Offerings Loida Garcia Febo (ALP Chair, Information New Wave, United States)
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Business Meetings 11:45 - 13:45 Multifunctional Hall
Session 201, Officers Capacity Building: Skills for the Future, Sharing Good Practice - IFLA
IFLA’s Section Officers work with their Standing Committees to develop Action Plans, communicate the results of their activities, and run successful meetings. IFLA’s Professional Units contain many examples of good practice. Some of these examples will be shared for discussion about what makes an effective and dynamic IFLA Section or Special Interest Group. Participants will be asked to share their own experiences with their colleagues and help identify ways to support each other during 2017 - 2018. There should also be time to ask questions about Professional Unit procedures for the coming year. Officers, Information Coordinators, Review Group Chairs and SIG Conveners with very specific questions are invited to make an appointment with a member of the Professional Committee or HQ Staff as appropriate through the “Clinic”. The Officers’ network will receive information about the Clinic before the Congress. The session is specifically for Officers (Chairs and Secretaries of IFLA Sections), IFLA Information Coordinators, Review Group Chairs and Special Interest Group Conveners though observers are welcome to attend, especially anyone interested in participating more fully in the committees of IFLA’s Professional Units. This session is for those who could not attend session 152 which took place on Tuesday.
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 12:00 - 12:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 201a, Between the Mission, Results and Satisfaction - Libraries and Librarians in the world of rapid change
The changing world requires us to ask new questions, look for new answers, redefine the old concepts that have changed their meaning, but first of all - unlearn the old and learn the new. We will look at social, technological and psychological challenges that the librarians face and what they can do to win the changes. We will also touch the ethics as the Lecturer represents Legalna Kultura Foundation which is active in promoting legal sources of culture and respect to intellectual property rights.
Speaker: Dariusz Duma (Ambassador of the Legalna Kultura Foundation, Poland)
Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions 13:00 - 13:45 Expo Pavilion/Tech Lab Sessions
Session 201b, Open ISSN: New Features to Request and Access ISSN Data - ISSN
The ISSN International Centre and its network are updating their services which will include a new interface to request ISSN assignment and a new web portal to access ISSN data more easily.
Speakers: Gaelle Bequet Simona Rizza Clement Oury
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room A
Session 202, SC II - Asia and Oceania
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Session 203, SC II - Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room C
Session 204, SC II - Rare Books and Special Collections
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room D
Session 205, SC II - Knowledge Management
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 IASE Mala
Session 206, FRBR RG 2/2
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 207, Branding, Bridging, Building: Telling and Selling the Space Story - Library Buildings and Equipment with Management & Marketing (SI)
Chair: Diane Koen (McGill University, Canada) Chair: Traci Lesneski (MSR Design, United States) Chair: Nancy Gwinn (Smithsonian Libraries, United States)
1. Libraries – An Arena for Debate that Expands Local Democracy Aslak Sira Mhyre (National Library of Norway, Norway)
2. Taking an Integrated Approach to Library Advancement to Fund Physical Renovations Vivian Lewis (McMaster University, Canada)
3. It's My Library: An Immersive, Empathic and Collaborative Approach to Online Storytelling Design Wu Yue (Peking University Library, China) Paper in English
4. A Dream Come True of Citizens – The New Helsinki Central Library Haavisto Tuula (City of Helsinki, Finland) Paper in English
5. The Grande Bibliothèque Adapts to a Changing World Danielle Chagnon (Grande Bibliothèque, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ), Canada)
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6. Building Tomorrow’s Library Today: How the Six Spheres Vision Has Kept Us on Track Vicki McDonald (State Library of Queensland, Australia)
7. A Story of How One Small Rural Library Eliminated One of the Toughest Russian Problems Vadim V. Duda (All-Russia State Library for Foreign Literature, Russian Federation) Anna N. Belkina (All-Russia State Library for Foreign Literature, Russian Federation) Paper in English Translation: Русский
8. Communities Craft Future Library Stories Jeffrey M. Hoover (Library Design, Tappé Architects, United States)
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 208, ALP (Action for Development through Libraries Programme) - Advancement of Libraries Programme (SI)
Delegates will have the opportunity to hear directly from colleagues actively working with IFLA and countries around the world towards achieving the UN 2030 Agenda. Including the results of International Advocacy Programme activities, and the global impact of the current cohort of the International Leaders Programme. Insights into how to get involved in ALP and IFLA programmes will be shared together with an opportunity to ask questions of programme participants and IFLA staff. Presentations will be made in English, Spanish and Arabic with Simultaneous Interpretation. There will be a number of exciting presentations at this session, including IFLA President-Elect, Glòria Pérez-Salmerón, participants of IFLA capacity building programmes, the International Advocacy Programme, and the International Leaders Programme.
Chair: Loida Garcia Febo (ALP Chair, Information New Wave, United States)
1. Opening and Welcome Loida Garcia Febo (ALP Chair, Information New Wave, United States)
2. Explaining the Umbrella ALP with its Programmes BSLA, IAP, ILP and Development for Access to Information (DA2I) and Other Topics that Are Attached to Development Loida Garcia Febo (ALP Chair, Information New Wave, United States)
3. The International Advocacy Programme (IAP): Connected to the Strategic Plan and Key Initiatives Glòria Pérez-Salmerón (IFLA President-elect)
4. IAP Good Practice Victoria Okojie (Chair Division V., Nigeria)
5. IAP Good Practice Vesna Vuksan (IFLA New Professionals Special Interest Group Convenor, Serbia)
6. Presentation of International Leaders Programme (ILP) Associates on their Experiences https://www.ifla.org/leaders
7. Short Overview of Status Quo of BSLA, Global IAP Convening Ingrid Bon (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), Netherlands)
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8. Development to Access to Information (DA2I): Report on the Launch Event in New York Violeta Bertolini (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), Netherlands)
9. Questions and Answers
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 IASE Conference Room
Session 209, Role of Women Farmers in Sustainable Agricultural Development and Their Information Needs: An International Perspective - Agricultural Libraries SIG
Chair: Ajay P. Singh (Banaras Hindu University, India) Chair: Deva Eswara Reddy (Texas A&M University, United States)
1. The Role of International Research Institutes in accomplishing the UN Sustainable Development Goals with Special Reference to Women in Agriculture Deva Eswara Reddy (Texas A&M University, United States) Paper in English
2. Agricultural Suitcases: Bringing the Information to the Field Diana Maria Silva Gaitan (Agricultural Library of Colombia, Colombia) Francisco Armando Salazar Alonso (Colombian Corporation of Agricultural Research, Colombia) Dais Johanna Vergara Peña (Colombian Corporation of Agricultural Research, Colombia) Paper in Spaish
3. Redefining the Role of Women in Agricultural Development in Developing Countries Oyemike Victor Benson (Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Nigeria) Nkechi M. Amaechi (Federal University of Technology, Nigeria) Francisca Chinyeaka Mbagwu (Federal University of Technology, Nigeria) Genevieve Chinedu Opara (Federal University of Technology, Nigeria) Uchenna Nwaigwe (Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Nigeria) Paper in English
4. Libraries Managing Change Beáta Darabosné Maczkó (Szent István University, Hungary)
5. The Embrapa Environment Library and the New Brazilian Forest Code: Contributions for rural environmental compliance Maria de Cléofas Faggion Alencar (Embrapa Environment, Brazil) João Paulo Ventura (Embrapa Environment, Brazil) Ladislau Araújo Skorupa (Embrapa Environment, Brazil) José Felipe Ribeiro (Embrapa Cerrados, Brazil) Soraya Carvalho Barrios de Araújo (Embrapa Technology Transfer Department, Brazil) Beatriz Fernanda Rebelato (Embrapa Environment, Brazil) Letícia Marquesini Bandeira (Embrapa Environment, Brazil)
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6. Knowledge Intensive Agriculture for Attaining Sustainable Development Goals: Role of Indian Women I. V. Malhan (Central University of Himanchal Pradesh, India) Shivarama Rao K. (Central University of Kerala, India) Paper in English
7. Development Goals with Special Reference to Women in Agriculture in Sri Lanka and India S. Weerakoon (DFCC Bank, Sri Lanka) Maltesh Motebennur (University of Agricultural Sciences, India) Paper in English
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Imperial Hall
Session 210, Documentary Heritage, Digitisation, and Born Digital Heritage – Facing the Challenges to Preserve Our Heritage for the Future - Preservation and Conservation (PAC) Strategic Programme
Chair: Jeanne Drewes (Library of Congress, United States)
1. Planning Digitizing Projects with Reference to Acquiring the Appropriate Equipment for a Project, and the Quality Management Processes Using Case Studies in South Africa Antenie Carstens (National Library of South Africa, South Africa) Paper in English
2. Cultural Entropy on Digitizing Balinese Lontar Manuscripts: Overcoming Challenges and Seizing Opportunities Putu Ari Kurnia (Airlangga University, Indonesia) Ida Bagus Komang Sudarma (Hanacaraka Society, Indonesia) Paper in English
3. Libraries Preserving GLAM Collections: Could We Sustain Needs and Address Growth at the Same Time? Bogdan Trifunović (Public Library Čačak, Serbia) Paper in English
4. Preserving Digital Legal Deposit - New Challenges and Opportunities Raivo Ruusalepp (National Library of Estonia, Estonia) Paper in English
5. Managing bequests and digital estates: new challenges for libraries – Summary of the LIBER Forum for Digital Cultural Heritage Workshop in Patras (Greece), 5 July 2017 Frédéric Blin (Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire, France) Paper in English
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Session 211, Demonstrating Value and/or Assessing the Impact of Different Types of Libraries and Information Services: Can You Spot the Difference? - Division I - Library Types
Division I Session
Chair: Raissa Teodori (Library of the Senate of the Republic, Italy) Chair: Vicki McDonald (State Library of Queensland, Australia)
Keynotes
1. How Do We Measure Library Impact, Relevance and Value in a Period of Radical Transformation and Turmoil? James G. Neal (Columbia University, United States)
2. Communicating Library Impact Beyond Library Walls: A Collaborative Effort Lynn S. Connaway (OCLC Research, United States)
Lightning Talks
1. Aligning for Strategic Success Mimi Calter (Stanford University, United States) Academic & Research Libraries
2. Keeping Culture, Bearing Witness, Provoking the Imagination: What Do Art Libraries Do? Sandra Ludig Brooke (Princeton University, United States) Art Libraries
3. The Impact of the South East European Association of Law and Related Libraries (SEALL) on Open Access to Communities and Profession Edita Bačić (University of Split, Croatia) Law Libraries
4. Responding to Demanding Parliamentary Clients Lillian Gassie (Library of Congress, United States) Library and Research Services for Parliaments
5. Breaking Down Silos to Demonstrate Value. The Ottawa Declaration Guy Berthiaume (Library and Archives Canada, Canada) National Libraries
6. Everyday Value - Always Deliciously Eclectic Marian Morgan-Bindon (Gold Coast City Library, Australia) Jan Richards (Central West Libraries, Australia) Public Libraries
7. Assessment >> Analysis >> Action! Using Data to Improve School Library Value Lesley Farmer (California State University Long Beach, United States) School Libraries
8. Getting at Library Value through Ethnography Celia Emmelhainz (UC Berkeley, United States) Social Science Libraries
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Discussion at Tables
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Multifunctional Hall
Session 212, Disruptions in Library Services: Addressing Challenges, Finding Solutions - Division III - Library Services with New Professionals Special Interest Group
Many factors are impacting and disrupting library services, and were discussed at the recent IFLA Global Vision workshop in Athens, Greece, under three themes: Societal Trends, Globalisation, and Technological Trends. This session invites delegates to continue the discussion on these themes, with a focus on addressing the challenges and finding viable and sustainable solutions. Working at tables together with committee members of sections in Division III and New Professionals SIG, delegates will share their stories, thoughts, and achievements. Open discussion will follow, that will continue on line, as well as ideas on how delegates can work more closely with the Division, Sections and SIGs.
Chair: Viviana Quiñones (Bibliothèque nationale de France, France)
Special Sessions 16:15 - 18:00 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 213, General Assembly - IFLA (SI)
Agenda 1. Opening by the President, Donna Scheeder 2. Appointment of Tellers 3. Establishment of a Quorum 4. Adoption of the Agenda 5. Minutes of the previous meeting, held in Columbus, Ohio, United States of America, 18 and 19 August 2016 6. In memoriam of those members who have died during the past year 7. Presentation of the Report of the President 8. Presentation of IFLA’s Annual Report by the Secretary General 9. Presentation of the Annual Accounts by the Treasurer 10. Formal announcement of the Results of the Postal Ballot for the Election of President- elect and for places on the Governing Board by the Secretary General 11. Motions and Resolutions (see enclosures) 11.1 Motion to approve the holding of the next General Assembly in August 2018 (Art 8.2 of the Statutes refers) 12. Motion to adjourn and reconvene at 16.15 on Thursday, 24 August 2017 Note: The General Assembly reconvenes at the Closing Session (Session 247) at 16.15 on Thursday 24 August 2017.
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Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room A
Session 214, SC II - Art Libraries
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room C
Session 216, SC II - Public Libraries
Business Meetings 08:00 - 10:30 Conference Room D
Session 217, SC II - Indigenous Matters
Congress Programme 08:30 - 10:30 Main Court (SI)
Session 219, Networks of Digital Collections and Digital Libraries and How They Present New Opportunities for Local Collection Development and Management - Division II, Section on Acquisition & Collection Development (SI)
Chair: Lidia Uziel (Harvard University, United States) Chair: Ann Okerson (Center for Research Libraries, United States)
1. Soloists and Team Players. The Creation of Digital Collections in Poland Agnieszka Leszynska (Poland)
2. 'A Call to Culture' - Europeana Strategy 2020 Harry Verwayen (Europeana Foundation, Netherlands)
3. After a Digital Take-Off: Nailing the Landing with New Directions in Collection Policies and Services at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign a Hathi Library Lynn Norine Wiley (United States)
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4. Sharing Scientific and Academic Outputs from Cuban Universities Through a Network of Digital Libraries Manuel Osvaldo Machado Rivero (Universidad Central Marta Abreu de Las Villas, Cuba) Luis Carlos Alvarez (Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas, Cuba) Febe Angel Ciudad Ricardo (Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas, Cuba) Marc Goovaerts (Hasselt University, Belgium) Amed Abel Leiva Mederos (Universidad Central Marta Abreu de Las Villas, Cuba) Grizly Meneses Placeres (Universidad Central Marta Abreu de Las Villas, Cuba) Didiosky Benitez Erice (Universidad Central Marta Abreu de Las Villas, Cuba) Rosa Margarita Rodriguez Fernandez (Universidad de Holguin, Cuba) Redel Pérez Pupo (Universidad de Holguin, Cuba) Nirma Maria Acosta Nuñez (Universidad de Pinar del Rio, Cuba) Adrian Eduardo Cancino Gutierrez (Universidad de Camagüey, Cuba) Peper in English
5. The Creation of ePub3 Content from Old Books: A New Way to Extend Collections Jean-Luc Jankowski (Flatirons Jouve, France)
Congress Programme 08:30 - 10:30 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 220, Knowledge Systems for Sustainable Development Goals - Access to Information Network-Africa (ATINA) (SI)
Chair: Abraham Azubuike (United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Library, United States) Chair: Helena R. Asamoah-Hassan (African Library and Information Associations and Institutions (AfLIA), Ghana)
1. Knowledge Systems for Sustainable Development Goals: A Conceptual Framework Abraham Azubuike (United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Library, United States)
2. Towards Sustainable Development Goals: What Role for Academic Libraries in Nigeria in Assuring Inclusive Access to Information for Learners with Special Needs? Chinwe N. Ezeani (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Scholar C. Ukwoma (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Esther Gani (Kaduna State University, Nigeria) Prince J. Igwe (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Chidimma G. Agunwamba (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Paper in English
3. Synergies for Libraries in the Least Developed Countries: The Technology Bank in Pursuit of Sustainable Development Barbara Aronson (Research4Life, Switzerland) Tomás González (United Nations Office of the High Representative for the LDCs, LLDCs and SIDS (UN-OHRLLS), United States) Kimberly Parker (World Health Organization (WHO), Switzerland) Cathrin Stöver (GÉANT, Netherlands) Americo B. Zampetti (United Nations Office of the High Representative for the LDCs, LLDCs and SIDS (UN-OHRLLS), United States) Paper in English
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4. Enabling Action Research and Action Learning to Enhance Capacity and Empowerment across SDGs Dimension and Targets R. I. Echezona (University of Abuja, Nigeria) L. R. Mommoh (University of Abuja, Nigeria) I.S. Afegbua (University of Abuja, Nigeria) Paper in English
5. Open Educational Resources within a Knowledge System for Achieving Quality Education SDG Lena Nyahodza (University of Cape Town, South Africa) Reggie Raju (University of Cape Town, South Africa) Paper in English
Congress Programme 08:30 - 10:30 IASE 1st floor
Session 223, National Libraries' Core Functions and Best Practices - National Information and Library Policy Special Interest Group
This session will present a round-table discussion on the findings of the survey on National Library Functions: Results from the IFLA Survey of National Library Functions 2016. The round-table discussions will review the findings of the survey and their impact on National Library & Information Services policy imperatives. The discussants will further identify areas of best practice that can be replicated by National Libraries across the world, thereby enhancing their effectiveness, efficiency and impact.
Chair: Rocky Ralebipi-Simela (National Library of South Africa, South Africa) Moderator: Patrice Landry (Swiss National Library, Switzerland)
1. National libraries' functions: results from the 2016 survey of national libraries' functions Patrice Landry (Swiss National Library, Switzerland) Paper in English
Special Sessions 08:30 - 10:30 Multifunctional Hall
Session 224, Making Change Happen: Leaders for a United Library Field - IFLA President-elect's Session
A united library field will not happen by itself. It will need the contribution of YOU, acting as leaders in your institution, your community, your association. The President-elect's Session will be an ideas factory where participants will share experiences and ideas, and help build the basis for the leadership we need. With a focus on bringing the field together, the session will focus in particular on how leadership can build connections and partnerships, from the local to the global, which unify the field and allow it not just to survive but to thrive in today's world. With introductions from IFLA's President-elect, Glòria Pérez Salmerón and Secretary General, Gerald Leitner, a panel of young leaders will share their insights, before inviting participants to join the discussion and work for our future. Together we create the future Libraries are the motors for change
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Business Meetings 09:00 - 10:30 Conference Room B
Session 215, SC II - Government Libraries
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room A
Session 225, SC II - Library and Research Services for Parliaments
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room B
Session 226, SC II - Subject Analysis
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room C
Session 227, SC II - National Libraries
Business Meetings 10:45 - 13:15 Conference Room D
Session 228, Business Meeting II - Advancement of Libraries Programme
Congress Programme 10:45 - 12:45 Main Court (SI)
Session 230, How Does Knowledge Management Inform Change Agency? - Knowledge Management (SI)
This session’s theme will focus on the role of knowledge managers and information professionals in organizational change management. Our call for proposals invited exploration of methods for communication and training, establishing solidarity with those affected by change, as well as case studies on adoption of innovation in the library, workplace, academe, and society. The selected presentations will showcase six examples of Knowledge Management at work preparing, facilitating, and augmenting change. The session program team will also engage the audience with a social media Q&A to create a lasting conversation with the speakers and connections with information professionals not able to attend WLIC 2017. Special thanks to K. Jane Burpee for assisting with session coordination and organization of selected papers. Other program team members include Ágnes Hajdu Barát and Klaus Ceynowa.
Chair: Elizabeth Turner (TPG Global, United States) Chair: Leda Bultrini (ARPA Lazio (Regional Agency for Environment Prot.), Italy)
1. Keynote: Future Knowledge Management - the Library as a Virtual Makerspace Andreas Degkwitz (Humboldt University, Germany)
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2. Lean Knowledge Management at Vantaa City Library Ritva Nyberg (Vantaa City Library, Finland) Paper in English
3. Agnotology and Knowledge Management in Parliamentary Library and Research Services Iain Watt (European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium) Paper in English
4. The Application of Knowledge Management in Organizational Restructuring of Academic Libraries: A Case Study of Peking University Library Xiao Long (Peking University Library, China) Paper in English
5. Organizing for Change at Uppsala University Library Satu Bohm (Uppsala University Libray, Sweden) Karin Byström (Uppsala University Library, Sweden) Petter Nerelius (Uppsala University Libray, Sweden) Linda Thorn (Uppsala University Libray, Sweden) Paper in English
6. Exploiting the Potential of Personal Networks to Support Knowledge Management Abdus Sattar Chaudhry (Kuwait University, Kuwait) Paper in English (The paper will be presented by Katharine-Jane Burpee, McGill University, Canada)
7. Knowledge management practices in higher education institutions: A systematic literature review Jose Miguel Baptista Nunes (Sun Yat - Sen University China, China) Saima Kanwal (Sun Yat - Sen University China, China) Muhammad Arif (Sun Yat - Sen University China, China) Paper in English
Congress Programme 10:45 - 12:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 231, Out of the Stacks: Special Collections in Society - Rare Books and Special Collections (SI)
What happens when special collections are taken out of their library home, either virtually or physically, and used by the library or by others beyond the traditional ways in which libraries have interpreted these collections for audiences who come into their buildings? Today’s exhibitions may be accompanied by a programme of marketing and promotion. Some people’s encounters with books and manuscripts may be entirely through seeing their images used in a tourism campaign and buying related merchandise. Libraries also enter into a wide range of partnerships with commercial companies who digitise their materials. This session will present papers that move beyond case studies into an examination of the issues raised by the use of collections in non-traditional ways.
Chair: Beth Kilmarx (Binghamton University Libraries, United States) Chair: Krister Östlund (Uppsala University Library, Sweden)
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1. What is Interactivity and How Much does it Cost? Key ideas of the Novosibirsk Interactive Museum of the Book Concept Stanislav Ermolenko (The Novosibirsk State Regional Scientific Library, Russian Federation) Paper in English
2. A Special Collection Renaissance: The Herlufsholm Special Collection at the University Library of Southern Denmark Jacob Povl Holck (University Library of Southern Denmark, Denmark) Paper in English
3. Old but Gold: Your Valuable Sources from the Past Yazid Ibrahim (National Library of Malaysia, Malaysia) Paper in English
4. The Big Picture from Turkey: Copyright and Digitisation Issues Semanur Öztemiz (Hacepette University, Turkey) Inci Önal (Hacepette University, Turkey) Paper in English
5. The Presence of Rare Irish Cultural on Periodicals on JSTOR: Potential Contextural Lenses for Understanding Value Anne Ray (JSTOR, United States) Paper in English
6. Digitalization of Rare, Valuable and Curious Books: Approaching Borders Grisel Terrón Quintero (Oficina del Historiador de La Habana, Cuba)
7. Open Cultural Data Hackaton Coding Da Vinci – Bring the Digital Commons to Life Antje Theise (Hamburg State and University Library, Germany) Paper in English
8. Special Collections – Open! Lilla Vekerdy (Smithsonian Libraries, United States) Paper in English
Congress Programme 10:45 - 12:45 IASE Conference Room
Session 232, Being Open About Open - Academic & Research Libraries, FAIFE and Copyright and Other Legal Matters
1. Re-envisioning a Future of Scholarly Communication Chris Hartgerink (Tilburg University, Netherlands) Paper in English
2. Towards Open Science: China’s Scientific Research and Libraries Xiang Yang Huang (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China) Yan Zhao (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Science, China) Dong Rong Zhang (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Science, China) Jing Yu Liu (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Science, China) Cen Zhang (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Science) Paper in English
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3. What it Takes to Make ‘Open' the Default Vanessa Proudman Monen (SPARC Europe, Netherlands)
4. The Mining "Revolution"; Are Libraries Supporting Researchers or Publishers? Peter Murray-Rust (ContentMine, United Kingdom)
5. Altruism as the Founding Pillar for Open Monograph Publishing in the Global South Reggie Raju (University of Cape Town, South Africa) Paper in English
Congress Programme 10:45 - 12:45 Imperial Hall
Session 233, LinkedUp: Connecting Users and Libraries Around the World - Document Delivery and Resource Sharing
Chair: Peter Collins (University of Pennsylvania, United States) Chair: Pentti Vattulainen (National Repository Library, Finland)
1. Linking up Australia and New Zealand: Trans-Tasman collaboration and the evolving resource sharing ecosystem Monika Szunejko (National Library of Australia, Australia) Kaye Foran (National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa, New Zealand) Paper in English
2. Going International: A Case Study of a Polish Academic Library's Interlibrary Loan Network Marzena Blach (Main Library of the Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland) Paper in English
3. New Approach to Document Delivery and Resource Sharing: A Collaborative Consortium Approach by Indian Academic Libraries Neena Singh (University Library G B Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, India) Paper in English
Congress Programme 10:45 - 12:45 IASE 1st floor
Session 234, The Accidental Assessment Librarian: Building Data Analysis and Evaluation Skills in Academic and Public Libraries - Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning
A combination of invited speakers and an interactive workshop. The past decade has seen exponential growth in library assessment activities, from user surveys and collection analytics to web usability and impact evaluation. Librarians are increasingly called on to carry out data gathering, analysis and reporting to support evidence-based decisions. In this interactive session, hear from librarians who have made the transition to specialist roles in assessment and evaluation, and learn how library managers are building these essential skills within their teams.
Chair: Catharina Isberg (Helsingborg City Libraries, Sweden) Chair: Rebecca B. Vargha (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, United States)
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1. Libraries as Creative Spaces: Measure Your Impact Jane Cowell (State Library of Queensland, Australia)
2. Quantitative Methods in CPD Mapping Ewa Stenberg (Malmo University, Sweden)
3. Succession Planning, Capability Development and the Assessment Team: Building Expertise and Services Within a Research Library Dee Magnoni (Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States)
4. Helping Assessment Professionals Thrive: A Director’s Perspective Vivian Lewis (McMaster University, Canada)
Congress Programme 10:45 - 12:45 Multifunctional Hall
Session 235, Building Strong LIS Education: Work In-Progress and Critical Engagement - LIS Education in Developing Countries SIG, Education and Training and Library Theory and Research
The IFLA Building Strong Library and Information Science Education (BSLISE) Working Group is conducting an international study to learn the differing qualification requirements (education, certification, individual credentialing system) for library and information “professional” practice in order to develop a better understanding of the equivalence of credentials and the role of LIS education. We invite the LIS community to participate in this survey to provide information regarding professional qualification and certification in their country. The results of this international survey will contribute to a better understanding of these practices and the equivalence of credentials globally. It will also serve as the initial phase of an ongoing research project geared toward developing a framework to 1) assess the quality of LIS education, and 2) determine the transferability of LIS education, internationally. Environmental scan/mapping the landscape research: Report of findings and issues (report to be made available before) Discussion of report presented
•Knowing that there are similarities and differences among the countries in the findings of the survey, what concerns do you have? •What implications do the similarities and differences among the countries have for transferability or reciprocity of professional qualifications and exchange? [focus on professionals working around the world] •What is the value/usefulness of the data that have been collected? How can the data be used in “building strong LIS education”? •What are the gaps in the data collection/research methodology that need to be addressed, moving forward to the next phase in the work of the BSLISE? •What do you think should be the next steps for “building strong LIS education”? [open ended]
Chair: Primož Južnič (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) Chair: Filiberto Felipe Martínez-Arellano (National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico)
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room A
Session 236, Business Meeting II - CLM
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room B
Session 237, SC II - Management & Marketing
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Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room C
Session 238, SC II - Information Technology
Business Meetings 13:30 - 16:00 Conference Room D
Session 239, SC II - Academic and Research Libraries
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 Auditorium Hall (SI)
Session 242, Media is the Message: Critical Use of Video in the Digital Age - Audiovisual and Multimedia, Information Literacy and School Libraries (SI)
Chair: Deborah Benrubi (University of San Francisco, United States)
1. Extending Media Literacy Education: The Popular Science Video Workshop Margret Plank (German National Library of Science and Technology, Germany) Attila Dávid Molnár (Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences, Hungary) Paloma Marín-Arraiza (São Paulo State University, Brazil) Paper in English
2. How the Library Can Better Support Students to Analyse and Evaluate Sources When Using Popular Media Platforms Malin Nilsson (Medical Library, Umeå University Library, Sweden) Magnus Olsson (Umeå University Library, Sweden) Lenita Berggren (Arts Campus Library, Umeå University Library, Sweden) Samo Grasic (HUMlab, Umeå University, Sweden) Susanne Sjöberg (Umeå University Library, Sweden) Paper in English
3. Faculty Readiness in Teaching Video Information Creation in Nigerian Library and Information Science Departments Nancy Achebe (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Victoria N. Okafor (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Ngozi Osadebe (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Ezinne O. Njoku (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Beatrice O. Ewa (University of Nigeria, Nigeria) Paper in English
4. Watching Movies Through Listening at Any Place in Any Time - A Special Event for Visually Impaired People Jian-hao He (Taipei Public Library, Taiwan, Republic of China) Shih-chang Horng (Taipei Public Library, Taiwan, Republic of China) Paper in English
5. Advocacy Through Videos: Short Movies on School Libraries Isabel Mendinhos (School Libraries Network, Portugal) Paper in English
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Session 243, Public Libraries as Place Makers in Today’s Cities: Urban Development, Resiliency and Social Equity - Metropolitan Libraries
1. The Word: A Library for the 21st century, Delivering Social, Cultural and Economic Objectives Steve Dickson (FaulkerBrowns Architects, United Kingdom) Edward Shanks (FaulknerBrowns Architects, United Kingdom) Paper in English
2. Targeting Autism in Libraries: Serving the Needs of Persons with Autism by Considering Space, Service, Programs, and Advocacy Sujin B. E. Huggins (Dominican University, United States)
3. Power to the People - A Key to Develop Attractive, Functional Services of the New Era Saara Ihamäki (Helsinki City Library, Finland)
4. Encourager les Citoyens à Agir Paulina Milewska (Medical University of Łódź, Poland) Aleksandra Marciniak (Fondation Fenomen, Poland) Paper in French
5. Making Space with Play: Designing and Evaluating Early Childhood Library Playspaces in Philadelphia Joel A. Nichols (Free Library of Philadelphia, United States) Christine Caputo (Free Library of Philadelphia, United States) Paper in English
6. In Copenhagen, Libraries Are Everywhere Mikkel Christoffersen (Copenhagen Libraries, Denmark) Finn Petersen (Copenhagen Libraries, Denmark) Paper in English
Congress Programme 13:45 - 15:45 IASE 1st floor
Session 245, How a Focus on International Relations Can Add Value to Your Work - New Insights (Perspectives) on Sustainable Collaboration - National Organizations and International Relations SIG
Chair: Katharina Beberweil (IBFD Library and Information Centre, Netherlands)
1. Value of SIG Activity: Why Do International Relations Add Value? - Intercultural Aspects and Perspective Winston Roberts (National Library of New Zealand, New Zealand)
2. Best Practice Report 1 - International Relations from Libraries and Archives Canada's Perspective Francesco Manganiello (Library and Archives Canada / Government of Canada, Canada)
3. Case Study Report - IFLA at SCCR Stephen Wyber (IFLA Headquarters, Netherlands)
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4. Expectation Report - Young Professional Sharing Ideas and Hopes Antoine Torrens (SIG Young Professionals)
Business Meetings 13:45 - 14:45 Multifunctional Hall
Session 246, SC II - Literacy and Reading
Special Sessions 16:15 - 17:30 Main Court (SI)
Session 247, Closing Session (SI)
Agenda 1. Address by President Donna Scheeder 2. Presentation of Awards 3. Thanks to the outgoing Governing Board 4. Introduction of the new Governing Board 5. Announcement of WLIC 2019 location 6. Invitation to WLIC 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 7. Vote of thanks WLIC 2017 8. Address by incoming President Glòria Pérez-Salmerón 9. Close of the Assembly
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Business Meetings 09:00 - 17:00 Conference Room C
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