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Annual Joint Conference 2007

Book now for the LAI/CILIP (Ireland) Joint Conference: 24th- 26th April

Inspiring Progress: good practice and new developments, the Annual Joint Conference of The Library Association of Ireland and The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, Ireland takes place from Tuesday 24th – Thursday 26th April 2007 at The Heritage Hotel, Portlaoise.

This year’s conference will provide a timely overview of a range of current strategic developments, recent research reports and case studies from Irish and UK libraries. The conference will also provide a wonderful opportunity for librarians from all sectors to see the latest products and services available from leading library suppliers. A preliminary programme is available below.

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Completed forms should be returned by Friday 2nd March 2007. Please note that accommodation at The Heritage Hotel is limited so early booking is advisable.

Preliminary Programme

• The Google book search
• The European digital library: the Commission’s view
• Transforming library services for young people: the Fulfilling their Potential Programme
• Irish libraries and cultural diversity
• Public library branding: Rolling out Love Libraries in Richmond
• Annual COLICO (Committee on Library Co-operation in Ireland) lecture
• Towards a new UK model for library stock procurement: the Somerset perspective
• Radio Frequency Identification in Libraries: Rolling out RFID in Liverpool
• Developing an integrated stock management framework for Northern Ireland
• Measuring the use of online information resources: the COUNTER Code of Practice
• School library Services: the Junior Certificate School Library Demonstration Project
• New formats: Rolling out e-books in South Dublin
• Principles of evidence based practice and research: the Health Sciences Libraries Group
• Cultural inclusion and social cohesion in arts and libraries: National Economic and Social Forum research
• Information literacy skills development