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Revolutionising Libraries
Using practiced and emerging new media to maximise your information centre
One-day interactive study group 31 October 2011 Rydges World Square, Sydney

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This one-day interactive study group will give attendees the opportunity to hear about: >> Social media, Web 2.0 and libraries >> Applying collaborative technologies: Twitter, Facebook, blogs, social bookmarking, RSS, and content >> Possible service impact of ebooks, cloud computing and the mobile web >> New trends in opening up the library open source, open data, open access
Judy OConnell
BA DipEd MAppSci MEd AALIA MACEL

Lecturer, School of Information Studies Faculty of Education Charles Sturt University http://heyjude.wordpress.com/

> Editorial Board, School Libraries Worldwide, the research journal of the International Association of School Librarianship.

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> Advisory Board, Horizon K-12 Project, focusing on emerging technology and its applications for K-12 education. > Writing, speaking and consulting on learning technology and library issues.

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One-day interactive study group Monday, 31 October 2011

Libraries and corporate information centres are experiencing a revolution in the way information is delivered, accessed, obtained and stored. With the emergence of tools such as Twitter, Facebook, blogs, wikis, LinkedIn, virtual worlds and RSS feeds, it is now necessary to offer a more customer-driven, socially rich and collaborative model of service and content delivery online and in our buildings. In order to stay relevant and respond accordingly to the changing needs of users, libraries and corporate information centres need to choose the right tools from the vast array of options available and seek practical methods to implement these processes within their organisations.

About the Facilitator: Judy OConnell is Lecturer in Library and Information Management in the Faculty of Education at Charles Sturt University, Australia. From 2008-2010 she was Head of Library and Information Services at St Josephs College, Hunters Hill, Sydney. In 2006-2007 she was an Education Consultant in Library and Web 2.0 developments for 80 primary and secondary schools in the Western Region of Sydney. Her professional leadership experience spans K-12 and tertiary education, with a focus on libraries, library design, gaming, virtual worlds, curriculum and professional development in libraries and classrooms in a digitally-enriched environment.
12:45 8:30 9:00 9:15 Registration and refreshments Facilitator's opening remarks Library 2.0 and organisational culture 10:00 Libraries and Web 2.0 What is Library 2.0? Cultural change around Library 2.0 2:30 1:45 Networking lunch Marketing and Library 2.0 Library website vs library presence How social media changes the relationship between libraries and users Developing an effective social media strategy

eBooks and eServices in Australia Examining the various eBook readers currently available The impact on libraries that eBooks are having Digital rights management and the Australian market

Social eLearning Linkingmedia revolution to social learning and knowledge eServices in libraries sharing Developing your social media toolkit Dealing with digital content Understanding Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and more Expanding into audio, visual and image services 3:15 3:45

Social networking for information professionals

Afternoon refreshments and networking The future of libraries Libraries in one year, five, ten, ... The challenges of search and social news services The challenges of the semantic web What skills are needed for the future of libraries? What should we stop doing?

10:45 11:15

Morning refreshments and networking Social networking for information professionals Finding and using content on the Social Web Leveraging Creative Commons and Open Access Content curation the new social buzz What else can you put into your social media toolkit? 4:30

Create a networked community of practice using online tools The smart worker improving productivity Self-paced technology learning programs Engage willing staff in their own learning The best online tools for collaboration Joining and building networks and communities How to keep in touch with whats happening in the profession and beyond

12:00

Libraries and the cloud Mobile devices and their place in libraries Digital preservation Cloud computing Augmented reality QR codes 5:15

Closing remarks and end of study group.

Delegates are encouraged to bring their own laptop, iPad, or similar to this interactive study group.

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