Sentences with phrase «library conferences»

Here's a list of school library conferences and events for the 2016 - 17 school year.

I was wondering (offline) with Michael and Connie, how many Slawyers we have attending the Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference in early May?

That is a story for another post, and also for a lightening talk at next weeks Canadian Association of Law Libraries Conference in Moncton.

The catalog of marketing possibilities include a web page on our site; news releases, video trailers, display at library conferences, book fairs, and mostly social media marketing efforts like virtual book tours.

I attended an excellent session on collection development for law libraries at the Canadian Association of Law Libraries Conference last week.

So I'll start by reporting on one of the sessions I attended at the recent Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference held in Vancouver, from May 15 to 18.

I had the pleasure of presenting on knowledge management at the CALL / ACBD / MichALL law library conference currently underway in Windsor, Ontario.

As if public libraries have ever had the problem of having too much money, news from the Speak Up for Libraries conference painted a dark picture of what the coming year may bring, at least for UK libraries.

School Librarians Are Real Librarians About fifteen years ago I attended a state library conference as a university library assistant.

Our roster of expert speakers and panelists presented innovative ideas and tools for and from libraries of all types — school, academic, and public, bringing a national library conference right to your desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or mobile device, complete with:

At the Canadian Association of Law Libraries Conference earlier this month, there were plenty of discussions about eBooks.

Ever keen to provide comprehensive coverage of developments in the Conservative Party, here are details of some proposals outlined by shadow culture minister Ed Vaizey in a speech to the London Libraries Conference at the end of last week, but which have not received any attention in the national press.

As the OLA Education Director, Liz was responsible for organizing Canada's largest library conference and other association signature events.

MASL presented the first Walter J. Taranko Library Media Specialist of the Year Award to Dr. Tamara Blesh at the 2000 Maine Libraries Conference held in Augusta, Maine.

This speech has garnered standing ovations at dozens of state and regional library conferences, library schools, library staff development days, and corporate customer meetings.

Today, I was excited to be in a room of passionate people attending the Canadian Association of Law Libraries Conference where the session title was «Should We Still Be called Librarians?»

The Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference program will include a panel session on writing and publishing.

In his presentation at the Canadian Association of Law Libraries Conference subtitled Triangulating Legal Literature, Paul McKenna offered that the idea of three is prevalent... Something that resonated with me as a process improvement professional.

She is speaking at the Computers in Libraries conference coming up later this month, March 22 - 24, 2006, in Washington, D.C.:

Not mentioned in the announcement, most recently Louis chaired the program committee for the Northeast Regional Law Libraries conference Libraries Without Borders 2 held in Toronto which was considered by all attendees a fabulous learning opportunity.

One of the final sessions at this week's American Association of Law Libraries conference offered participants a guided opportunity to work with the yet - in - beta Congress.gov.

The survey results were announced earlier this month, and were officially released at the American Association of Law Libraries conference last Tuesday.

She speaks about the pleasures of reading at library conferences, to literacy organizations and community groups throughout the world and comments on books regularly on NPR's Morning Edition.

Which one is your favorite school library conference?

The CALL / ACBD / MichALL law library conference currently underway in Windsor, Ontario, has had lots of useful sessions, as previously mentioned here on SLAW by Shaunna Mireau.

EveryLibrary board members and advisors are frequent speakers, presenters, conveners, and keynoters for library conferences and symposia across the country.

The AAP committee members work in library marketing departments at various publishers, and if you attend national or state library conferences, you have likely met a few of them already.

My plan is to roll together the idea of local Game Designers» Guilds with libraries interested in developing game design programs through a series of workshops at regional and national library conferences.

The discussion will be a recap of the American Association of Law Libraries conference held in Washington, D.C. last week.

A number of great things are emerging from «library land» following last week's Computers in Libraries conference in D.C..

The Fastcase 50 for 2012 was announced on Thursday, earlier than last year presumably to coincide with AALL 2012, the American Association of Law Libraries conference currently taking place in Boston.

Just wore my first LuLaRoe leggings on the drive to the library conference last week.

I'm actually at a library conference today and had great response: some libraries knew about it, some didn't.

For the past several years, I've published a list of all the school library conferences and related events in the United States.

Hopefully to a library conference near you!

He has a very busy schedule speaking, not only at writers» conferences, but at library conferences and even at individual libraries that are developing their programs to work with indie authors.

In person sales calls and exhibiting at school and library conferences are the most effective ways to market to libraries.

To meet colleagues — some in person after years of virtual interaction — and to absorb what looks to be rich programming at the American Association of Law Libraries conference and, in turn, to share what I can by writing Storifys or other such material.

As with recent lawyer seminars, the materials produced from this conference are scant, primarily including PowerPoint presentations, session outlines, and bibliographies (this being a library conference after all).

(This article is based on a talk that I gave at this year's Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference.)

But on June 16, 2011, The Future of Law Libraries Conference at the Harvard Law School gave me new hope.

I am still thinking about the messages that came out of last week's Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference.

If you are attending the upcoming American Association of Law Libraries conference in Denver, you are invited to drop by the CALI booth on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 3 p.m. for a «meet and greet» session with hosts and panelists of the Law Librarian Conversations podcast.

Like F. Tim Knight, I am getting back on the «blogwagon» this morning with an overdue post... also about AI following the session I was a panelist on at the recent Canadian Association of Law Libraries Conference a few weeks back.

I am excited about the pre-conference workshop coming up in Winnipeg in May as part of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference.

Looking forward to giving this a closer read once I've finished preparations for the upcoming Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference in Winnipeg starting next weekend.

The Changing Role of Women in the Law Library Community by Monica Bay (On Firmer Ground, August 5, 2013) Editor - in - Chief of Law Technology News Monica Bay muses on the recent American Association of Law Libraries conference and the role of women in the legal community.

I received a complimentary copy at MacEwen's keynote talk while at the PLL Summit hosted by the Private Law Libraries Special Interest Section at the American Association of Law Libraries conference.