Presentations of the Manitoba Libraries Conference 2009: Future Generations, Evolving Services

Please note: Presentations are added as they are provided by the speakers

• Dauphin's Imagination Library and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library: Karen Davis, Dauphin Public Library Catriona Sturton, Imagination Library.

• Adult Literacy Act: Lynette Flett, Adult Learning and Literacy Branch, Manitoba Advanced Education.

• Newcomers to Manitoba: Cynthia Stewart, Labour and Immigration Manitoba Kathleen Williams, Winnipeg Public Library.

• Emotional Labour in Public Library Service and References: Kathryn Arbuckle, University of Alberta. 

• Meeting the Information Needs of Aboriginal Peoples: Deborah Lee, University of Saskatchewan.

• Meeting the Information Needs of Aboriginal Peoples: Suzy Bear, First Nations University of Canada at Prince Albert.

• From Desk to Web: Building the Reference Desk Into Online Space: Jerliyn Veldof.

• Forge Your Own Path: Professional Development in Evolving Workplaces: Fiona Black, Dalhousie University, Marnie Swanson & Brenda Weatherston, University of Victoria.

• Prepare to Defend Your Site: Internet Performance Management: Kelly Kubrick.

• Future Generations: what will impact our profession?: Kelly Moore, Executive Director, Canadian Library Association.

• Adult Literacy,  Literacy in STAGES  and Library Skills checklist:  Regina Ramos-Urbano.

• RDA workshop, Introduction to RDA and Encoding RDA Metadata, RDA Examples, RDA & AACR2 and RDA, FRBR & FRAD: Trina Grover and Chris Oliver.

• Copyright Confrontations: Dr. John Tooth and Dr. Margaret Ann Wilkinson.

• Selecting and Making Enclosures for Archival Collection: Shelagh Linklater, Paper Conservator.

• ANTS and LION TV : Taking Information Literacy to the Masses: Carman Kazakoff-Lane, Brandon University.

• Evidence Based Library and Information Practice: The Evolution of Decision-Making: Virginia Wilson,  Coordinator, Saskatchewan Health Information Resources Partnership.

• The Future is Now: Shifting Demographics, Emerging Competencies and the Canadian Library Workforce: Kathleen DeLong, University of Alberta.

• Shelflessness as a Virtue: Preserving Serendipity in an Electronic Reference Book Collection: Lyle Ford, Lisa O’Hara, & Jared Whiklo, University of Manitoba Libraries.

• E-Books Eh?: The Quest for Canadian Content: Linwood DeLong, University of Winnipeg. 

• DiY Librarian 2.0: Olivier Charbonneau, Associate Librarian, Concordia University.