Presentations from the 2008 Annual Conference
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Hot Topics: Finding the "Pod People": Looking at services and collections through podcasting
- Diane Mizrachi, Information Literacy Instruction Coordinator, UCLA, College Library
- Digital Video and Special Collections
Andy Huse, Special Collections Librarian, University of South Florida
- Podcasting for Libraries
Drew Smith, Information Literacy Librarian, University of South Florida presented
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Chair's Program: What is the Future of Face-to-Face Reference? Is Face-to-Face Reference Dying?
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Reference Services
Sara Davidson of University of California - Merced -
Library 3.0 @ Appalachian State University
Geri Purpur and Louise Ochoa of Appalachian State University -
Web Calling, Video Chat, and E-Reference
Char Booth, Ohio University
Virtual Poster Session Winners, sponsored by Management of Electronic Resources and Services Committee
- Let’s Chat: Using Data to Champion Virtual Reference Services
Susan Gardner & Shahla Bahavar, University of Southern California Libraries
- MeeboMe: How Good are We?
Elizabeth Brown, Sarah Maximiek, & Erin Rushton, Binghamton University
- Two Programs, One Service: Recursive Assessment in the Gelman Library System's IM Reference Service -
Sarah Palacios-Wilhelm & Elizabeth Edwards, George Washington University
Monday, June 30, 2008
Providing Technology Services on the Front Lines
Sponsored by Education, Training and Support Committee
- BCL 2.0 in 12 Weeks
Gwendolyn Reece, Access Services Librarian, American University
- Roving Technical Support: When Your Whole Library is the Information Commons
Halle Eisenman, Web Administrator, Beaufort County Library
- Transitioning support: when campus IT manages library technology
Courtney Greene, Instruction and Online Learning Librarian, Depaul University
- The Learning Commons - NCSU Libraries
Joe Williams, Director of the Learning Commons, North Carolina State University