8:30am - 9:30am -
Registration/Check-In - Coffee,
tea and pastries available
9:30am - 10:45am -
Welcome | Opening Keynote Presentation
"Applying
the Information Commons Concept in Your Library"
Stacey
Greenwell, Head of the Information Commons, William T. Young Library,
University of Kentucky
11:00am - 12:00pm -
Concurrent Sessions #1
Session 1-A.
Technology
Tuesdays: A Brown-bag Approach to Faculty/Staff IT Development
Session 1-B.
Meeting
Them Halfway: Using YouTube in a First Year Information Fluency Program
Session 1-C.
Online
Book Clubs Using Moodle Software
(Limited
to 30 Registered Participants)
Session 1-D.
What
Is Cooking in the Lab:Update on University of Minnesota Digital Library
Development Lab Projects
Session 1-E.
Greenstone:
Is Open Source Option Right for You?
Session 1-F.
Amazon's
Kindle™ Wireless Reading Device:
Is It the Future of Interlibrary Loan?
12:00pm - 1:00pm -
Lunch
1:00pm - 2:15pm -
Afternoon Keynote Presentation
"Technology Trends and Libraries:
So many opportunities"
Eric Lease Morgan, Head of the Digital Access
and Information Architecture Department at the University Libraries
of Notre Dame
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2:30pm - 3:15pm -
Coffee & Dessert Reception
Visit sponsor exhibits, the poster
sessions and enjoy opportunity to informally network with other conference
participants.
3:30pm - 4:30pm -
Concurrent Sessions # 2
Session 2-A.
Finding
Grant Opportunities for Libraries and Technology
(Limited
to 30 Registered Participants)
Session 2-B.
Distributed
Reference Service
Session 2-C.
On-line
Homework Help: Converting Best Practices with Results
Session 2-D.
Minnesota Digital Library - Where We Are
Session 2-E.
More Than Just a Blog
Session 2-F.
Using Video for Library Orientation and Promotion
Session 2-G.
Video
Games as Learning Tools for Your Media Curriculum
