Annual Conference Program Files

Annual Conference Programs 2008 (pdf) includes descriptions of the programs in all seven conference tracks.

Wednesday

Session Title Files
1.1.1 Patrons Who are Blind & Visually Impaired are Downloading Digital Books, Too!
1.1.2 Advocate for your Library!  
1.1.3 Shaping Your Community's Yesterdays for Today and Tomorrow  
1.1.4 Coaching for the Future  
1.1.5 Delta Township District Library - History, Design, Sustainability Annual2008-1-1-5.pdf
1.1.6 Slamming Around the World
1.1.7 MeL Databases: Annual Update and Q/A Session  
1.1.8 MEBS - Healthcare Options for your Library  
1.2.0 Opening Keynote: Dan Norris, Cialdini Method Certified Trainer
Using the Science of Influence to Improve the Art of Persuasion
 
     
1.4.1 Inventing a Web 2.0 Catalog
1.4.2 The Teen Community Volunteer: How to take Teen Volunteers to the next level
1.4.3 Ready, Set, Read: Helping Parents Understand New Readers  
1.4.4 Library Director? Me? Yes, You!!  
1.4.5 Tech Tools for Reference: A Public and Academic Library Perspective http://www.slideshare.net/hhibner
1.4.6 Head Start and Public Libraries: A Collaboration
1.4.7 The Online Institutional Repository at Kalamazoo College  
  MLA Annual Meeting Annual2008-MLA Annual Meeting.pdf

Thursday

2.2.1 New Technologies = New Risks & Protections for Individual Rights Annual2008-2-2-1.pdf
2.2.2 Apply the Power of Persuasion @ Your Library
2.2.3 Get Streetwise with Teen Urban Fiction Annual2008-2-2-3.doc
2.2.4 Ask the Lawyer!  
2.2.5 Museum Adventure Pass Annual2008-2-2-5.pdf
2.2.6 Early Literacy: The Full Picture
2.2.7 Get the Point Across with a Wink  
2.3.1 Ask the Security Pro  
2.3.2 Catalog Records of Tomorrow: Cataloging Rules & Standards in 2009

 

2.3.3 MLA Advocacy Update Annual2008-2-3-3.ppt
2.3.4 Simply the Best
2.3.5 Communities of Practice (CoP) Update Same presentation as Annual Meeting:Annual2008-MLA Annual Meeting.pdf
2.3.6 Re-imagining Academic Instruction with Learner-Centered Activities Annual2008-2-3-6.ppt
2.3.7 Shaping Tomorrow's Digitization Project: Planning Concepts  
2.4.1 The Michigan Evergreen Project - Michigan's First Open Source Group Catalog  
2.4.2 Achieving Excellence as a Library Board Annual2008-2-4-2.pdf
2.4.3 Going Global - Building & Promoting Popular Materials Collections
2.4.4 Tomorrow's Professionals  
2.4.5 MeL Today & Tomorrow: What's New, Enhanced, Improved & On the Horizon  
2.4.6 Great Reference Service: Priceless Annual2008-2-4-6.pdf
2.4.7 Libraries after Gates: How Rural Libraries & Library Work Have Changed  
2.6.1 Playing Politics: How to Play Fair and Win!  
2.6.2 Tax Captures by Corridor Improvement Authorities  
2.6.3 Art in the Library: the Library as Cultural Center  
2.6.4 Web Presence of Instructional Materials Annual2008-2-6-4.ppt
2.6.5 Wikipedia: Just Get Used to It, It's Better Every Day in Every Way  
2.6.6 Can You Hear Me Now? Great Titles You Never Knew We Had  
2.6.7 Making History with YouTube and the OPAC Annual2008-2-3-2 2.pdf
2.7.1 Mentorship: Bridging the Gaps in our Profession http://www.slideshare.net/ejbollin

Friday

3.1.1 Great Lakes Maritime History Digitized  
3.1.2 Re-visioning the Reference Collection  
3.1.3 The current value of MEL and an evolving future  
3.1.4 Drink the Kool-Aid: Of Course You Want to be A Public Library Director  
3.1.5 Hand in Hand: How Libraries Can Work Together with Schools and Businesses  
3.1.6 Instructional Design in the Real World
3.1.7 VUFind: An Open Source ILS Independent OPAC Annual2008-3-1-7.pdf