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Welcomemessage, p.7 

OLABoardof Directors, p.8 

Sponsors, p.9 

SuperConferenceplanners, p.8 

General information, p.10 

Wednesday program,p. 14 

SuperConference2007Planners, p.16 

Schedule-at-a-Glance, p.17 _._ 

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Wednesday evening,p.25 [®_ : 

Thursdaysessions, p.29 

ThursdayEXPOprogram,p.41 

Fridayprograms, p.69 

FridayEXPOprogram,p.65 

Saturdayprograms, p.83 

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• Publicpolicyforthe'informationhighway'throughInformationHighway 

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Whenit wasestablished in 1994,SuperConferencewasalsoa solutionin a changing 

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• leadersin thecorporateworldaswellasfromlibrariesof everytype.Youwill meet 

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OCULA2006President 

Ontario College and University LibraryAssociation 

OCULA2007President 

CYNTHIAMcKEICH 

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SenecaCollege 

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Library and Information TechnologyAssociation 

OLA2006President OLITA2006President OLITA2007 President 

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Universityof Guelph HamiltonPublicLibrary Universityof Guelph 


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OLA2007President 

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OPLA 2006President 

former trustee KARENMcGRATI! OPLA2007President 

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Ontario School Library Association 

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MICHAELROSETI1S 

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OSLA 2007President 

PEGGYTHOMAS I 

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TorontoDistrictSchoolBoard 

L'Associationdes biblioth_cairesfrancophonesde I'Ontario 

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• SilverBirchAwards®(gr.4-6) directedlearningandeffective SOLUTIONSTO NOISE @_@i 

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WolfPack 

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librariancollaborations thathave LIBRARIES 

Non-Fiction: 

BoredomBlasters 

contributedto thesuccessof 

inquiryat McMaster.Hearexam- 

VivianLewis, AssociateUniversity 

Librarian(Services),McMaster 

HelaineBecker piesof howinquirybasedlibrary University; HelenSalmon, Associate •• 

• RedMapleAward(gr.7-8) initiativesupportinformationliter- ChiefLibrarian, UserServices, 

Skybreaker acy,learnhowlibrarianscantake Universityof Guelph. 

KennethOppel 

advantageof curriculumplanning 

• WhitePineAward(highschool) opportunities, andfindout about AcrossNorthAmerica, librariesand 

TheBlueGirl 

techniquesandstrategies thatcan librarianshaveadoptedmoreliber- 

CharlesdeLint 

beusedto promoteactivelearning, alattitudesto grouplearningand 

• GoldenOakAward 

Convenor: JackHan-tatLeong, socialactivityinthepreviouslyhal- 

(adultslearningto read) UniversityofToronto. lowedhallsof theacademic library. 

TheHeavenShop 

Butthenthedoublecohorthit and 

DeborahEllis 

thesheervolumeof trafficthrough 

Ontariocollegeanduniversity 

aboutnoise,cellphones,"carrel 

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librarieshasbroughtconcerns 

claiming","computercamping" 

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andothertrafficissuesbackto the 

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table.Findoutwhatsomelibraries 

theForest ofReading ® havedoneto engagethestudents 

themselves in establishingcommu- 

SOLUTIONS In a CHanGInG LanDscape 31

nitysolutionsto thesecommunity GoogleMapsto presentarichWeb 308 ICHHumber 310 MTCC 202C 

problems, 

experience. Websystemsare 9:05-10:20am 9:05-10:20am 

Convenor: JoyMuller,Seneca increasingly reachingoutto con- Management Access; Issues 

College. tentandactivitiesthatwereonce LIBRARIANS'LIB:TAKING ACCESSIBLELIBRARY 

thedomainofthedesktopand CONTROLOFWHAT'SOURS SERVICES: 

305 MTCC206B otherinsularsystems. Seeconcrete RossSinger, ApplicationDeveloper, A NATIONWIDENETWORK 

9:05-10:20am 

examples likeanRFPapplication GeorgiaTechLibraryandlnformation ArleneChan,Manager, City-Wide 

Collections andresources," Information thatallowsalibraryto purchase Centre. Service, MobileLibraryServices, 

fiteracy titlesfromitsownvendorsbased TorontoPublicLibrary," michele 

PLAINTALKABOUT onrequestsfor purchaseoriginat- Librarieshavetendedto supporta Chittenden, Coordinator forSpecial 

HEALTHLITERACY 

inginAmazon.com. Explorehow "cultureof victimhood" in ourrela- Readers' Service, Queens Unver_/ty,':,_. 

SusanMurray, Manager, Consumer librariescantakeadvantageof tionshipswithourvendors.We RalphManning, ActingDirector, 

HealthInformation Service, Toronto mashupsandothernewWeb-fueledwaitfor improvements basedon Strategic Canada. Policy, LibraryandArchives 

PublicLibrary. 

technologies to rethinkhowcon- whenthevendoriswillingto 

tentandservicescanbedelivered• implement themandwhen(andif) Whatisyourvisionfora truly 

Accordingto "HealthyPeople Convenor: BillVanKeuren, Hanover theydo,theyaregenerallyof the inclusiveandaccessible library?In 

2010,"healthliteracyisthe "abili- PublicLibrary. 'quality'we'vegrownto expect. 2004,OLApassedaresolutionfor 

tyto obtain,process, andunder- Wellno,more.Thetimeisripefor a made-in-Canada approachto a 

standhealthinformationandsew- _ liberatingourcontentandservices nationwidenetworkof equitable: 

caredecisions."Consumers with ISSUES wish.Freeourdatato usetheway can'taccessregularprintdueto a 

icesto lowliteracycannotfullyparticipate makeappropriatehealth _ ASSOCIATION to wewantto useourselves, usethem:fromlink inanywaywe libraryservices 

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for peoplewho 

intheirhealthcaredecisionsand resolvingto abetterOPAC. _ communitywaswidelyconsulted! a 

havepoorerhealthoutcomes. This 307 ICHNiagara Convenor:CarolStephenson, CLAreportwithrecommendations 

sessionwill provideawareness of 9:05-10:20am WilfridLaurierUniversity. wasreleased, andthefederalgov- 

.... ir 

healthliteracyissuesandrecom- Issues ernmenthasmadeanm_t_al investmendstrategiesonhowlibrary 

GREENCOMPUTING 309 MTCC206F mentviaLibraryandArchivesCanada 

staffcanbetterserveconsumers Catherine Steeves, AssociateChief 9:05-10:20am to buildthisnetwork.Howcanyo'ur 

withlowliteracy. 

Librarian forInformation Technology Web2.0 

librarybepartof thisrevolutionary 

Convenor: PatriciaJohnson, Children'sServices, GillianMaurice, SustainabilityRADICALTRUST-" 

nextstepforequitableservice?: 

Hospital of EasternOntario. Coordinator, University ofGuelph. WHY'2.0' REALLYMATrERS 

TO LIBRARIES 

Convenor: ShelaghPaterson, CNiB 

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306 iCHBallroomA Thisis notasessionaboutalien DougHome,Head,Academic Liaison, 

i 

9:05-10:20am computingbutaboutsavingthe University ofGuelph. 311 MTCC204 i 

Socialsoftware planet.Learnaboutheenviron- 9:05-10:20am ,, 

ALWAYSIN BETA:USING mentalimpactsof computingand Whiletherearemanyaspectsof Advocacy, Community development: 

MASHUPSATYOURLIBRARY howyourinstitutioncanincorpo- Web2.0thataresignificant to ITTAKESA LIBRARYTO : 

Michael Vandenburg, Database rate"green"practicesintocorn- libraries,perhapsthe mostimpor-" RAISEA COMMUNII_ i 

Librarian, KingstonFrontenac Public putingprocurement, utilizationand tantisthelittle-mentionedconcept MarjattaAsu,LibraryDevelopment 

AdvisorTrustee andCommunity[ 

Library," ArtRhyno, Systems Librarian, reallocation, anddisposal/recyclingof 'radicaltrust.'Aslibrariespon- Development, LeanneClendening, 

LeddyLibrary,Universityof Windsor. mechanisms, der'2.0'technologiessuchasrat- ChiefExecutive Officer,OntarioLibr_ary 

Convenor:ThomasBrenndorfer, ingsystemsinOPACs, theabilityto Service-North. 

Oneof themostinterestingtypes GuelphPublicLibrary. commentonthe usefulness of 

of applications to emergefrom items,makingsystemsopen Bemoreproactiveincommunicat- 

Web2.0isthemashup,asystem source,or evenallowingusersto ingwhylibrariesareessential to 

thatcombinescontentfromdiffer- contributecontent,thechangethat communitybuilding.Ontario : 

entWebsourcesintoanintegrated isbeingfacedisaboutmuchmore LibraryService-North is publishing 'i 

experience. HousingMaps isa thanlearninganewtechnology, communitydevelopment toolkitsto 

widelyknown.Webmashup,which 

Convenor:DavidFiander,University introducepubliclibraryboardsand 

mergeslocalhousingdatawith ofWesternOntario. staffto communitybuildingpri_ci- 

JeannieAq JenniferMcKinnell OlgaPerkovic JimBrett JenniferSoutter 

302 302 302 303 303 

32 OLa'S sUPeR conFeRence 20o_

piesandpractices.Examinethe 314 ICHKingsway prepareforconferences, andthey 317 ICH Oakville 

toolsavailableto evaluatetheir 9:05-10:20am areableto practiceandimprove 9:05-10:20am 

roleincommunitydevelopment Assessment, Knowledge management," theirpresentationandcommunica- Valuesandvision," Curriculum and 

andconsiderfuturedirections. Statistics andsurveys tionskills.Oneof thesegmentswill learning; Fundraising 

Convenor: RebeccaJones,Dysart& SURVEYMONKEY.COM: showhowthreesecondaryschools BEINGTHECHANGE 

Jones. ASSESSYOURLIBELA.RY'S usevideoconferencing inthe PeggyThomas, Centrally Assigned 

SERVICES WhitePineReadingProgramto ' Teacher-Librarian; SybilleParry,Gwen 

312 MTCC104C SamKalb,LibraryAssessment andlT engagethestudentreaders. McAIlister, AmySatterthwaite, Heather 

9:05-10:20am 

ProjectsCoordinator, Oueen's Convenor:MarybethSnyder, Myrvold, teacher-librarians, Toronto 

Advocacy; Marketing 

PLACEMAKING:TURNING 

University. WaterlooRegionDistrictSchool 

Board. 

DistrictSchool Board. 

YOURLIBRARYINTO Helpyourlibraryimproveitsservic- LastyeartheOSLAprojectonglob- 

A FIRSTRATEDESTINATION esbylearningbasicprinciples 316 MTCC203A alcitizenship, BetheChangewas 

launched. Joinfourteacher-librari- 

AnneMurphy, AreaManager, Mississauga aboutconductingeffectiveon-line 9:05-10:20am 

ansto findout howtheyimple- 

LibrarySystem; 

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andBusiness 

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sampling,constructingandanalyzincludingsurveyplanning, 

Reading 

education; 

andliteracy; 

Collections 

Technology 

andresources 

and mentedtheprogramintheir 

Services, CityofMississauga. ingusingSurveyMonkey.com. All ASSISTIVETECHNOLOGY schoolsandwhatimpactBethe 

typesof tibrariescanusethistool AND THE,SCHOOLIBRARY Changehashadonthestudents 

Anoverviewof thekeyconceptsof andwillfindthissessionuseful. MichelleRegina, Department Headof involvement. 

placemaking. Hearaboutsome Convenor: AnitaBrooksKirkland, Library, LiCho,LibraryTechnician, Holy Convenor: DianaMaliszewski, 

practicalwaysinwhichplacemak- WaterlooRegionDistrictSchool CrossCatholic Academy, YorkCatholic TorontoDistrictSchoolBoard 

ingcanbeusedto improvethe Board. DistrictSchool Board. 

libraryasanimportantcommunity 

destination. 315 ICH Halton Learnabouthepotentialof using 318 MTCC201C 

Convenor:NatalieGibbons, 9:05-10:20am AssistiveTechnology in yourSchool 9:05-10:20am 

KitchenerPublicLibrary. Technology andeducation," Reading Library.SeehowKurzweil,Dragon Collections andresources; Youngadults 

andliteracy NaturallySpeaking,WordQ,and KIDSAREKEEN 

313 MTCC203C VIRTUALLEARNING otherprogramscanchangethe FORFRENCHBOOKS °' 

9:05-10:20am USINGINTERACTIVE wayyourstudentslearnand LouiseGodbout-Legault, Coordinator, 

Access," Programs andservices; Users VIDEO-CONFERENCING deveropliteracyskills.Walkaway SouthernOntarioLibraryService; 

SERVINGPATRONSWITH .leffBrown, LearningResources and withsometipsto initiatethe pro- 

NathalieTremblay, LeCoindulivre 

DEVELOPMENTAL 

Technologies Consultant, DeanSmith, graminyourschoolandreceive Bookstore, Ottawa. 

DISABILITIES(ANDTHE Teacher-Librarian, CobourgDistrict readyto usehandoutsfor lesson 

PEOPLETHATCAREAND 

Collegiate InstituteEast,Angela 

Thompson, Teacher-Librarian, East 

implementation. DoyoufindFrenchmaterialfor 

schoolibrariesandFrench 

SUPPORTHEM) 

Northumberland Secondary School, Convenor: Jo-AnneLaForty, Toronto 

AnneDorsey, Children-Youth Librarian, Jacqui Fuger,Teacher-Librarian, DistrictSchoolBoard. Immersionschoolshardto find? 

BarriePublicLibrary," Sambhavi Campbellford DistrictHighSchool, 

Learnabouthelatestandmost 

Chandrashekar, Graduate Student (PhO Kawartha PineRidgeDistrictSchool 

popularFrenchfictionbooksonthe 

program), 

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developmental disabilitiesandhow potentiallypowerfulteachingtool? ages.Discoverhowto selectitles 

canlibrariesmeettheirneeds? Thissessionwill demonstratea thatwill encourageboys(Frenchor 

Herearestrategies for librarypro- varietyof waysthatgoodteachers Frenchimmersion) to readmore, 

grams,collectiondevelopment and haveincorporatedvirtuallearning seeselectionlistsfromanexperipartnershipswithcommunity 

experiences into regularclassroom 

encedbookstoreandpossibly 

organizations, 

andlibraryprograms. Students 

browsethroughthebooks. 

Convenor: AndreaGordon, 

BurlingtonPublicLibrary. 

improvetheirresearchskillsasthey Convenor: AnnFord,Waterloo 


SusanMurray MichaelVandenburg CatherineSteeves ArleneChan MarjattaAsu 

305 306 307 310 311 

SOLUTIONS In a cHanGinG LanDscape 33

319 MTCC206E 321 ICH Ballroom B trendsto maketheirwayintothe 324 ICH Ontario 

9:05-10:20am 9:05-10:20am mainstreamorwill theylargely 9:05-10:20am 

Reading andliteracy; Curriculumand Collections remainthedomainof youthanda Collaborative space 

learning DEWEYDIVASANDTHE technical elite(alphageeks)? What I'VE LOOKEDATCLOUDS : 

READA NOVEL?... DUDESTALKUP NEW arethe privacyimplications?Do FROMBOTHSIDESNOW i 

BUTTHISIS NOT SPRINGBOOKSFORADULTS usersunderstand?Doesit matter? PatriciaHorak, Zachary Abram,Alison 

MY ENGLISHCLASS!! May/inScott,RandomHouseof WhatimpactisthesocialWebhay- Drain,Community AccessProgramCAP 

AnneLow,Teacher-Librarian, Alison Canada, LahringTribe,RandomHouse ingonculturalnorms:ideasas Central Co-ordinators. 

Hepburn, Teacher-Librarian/Geography ofCanada,' DavidMacMillan, 

Teacher, Lawrence ParkCollegiate HarperCollins Canada. 

centralastruthandidentity? i 

YouhaveheardaboutMySpace, 

Institute, TorontoDistrictSchool Board. 

YouTubeandFaceBook buthave 

TheDeweysarebackwitha new 

youeverseenthem?Whatdothey 

Getthestoryonintegratingfiction cropof excitingspringrecommen- 323 ICH HighPark do?Whatisgoodabouthem? 

intoawiderangeof subjectareas, dationsfor yourpatrons.Hearour 9:05-10:20am Whataretheirweaknesses? Are i 

andgetlessonplans,curriculum picksforthebestinfiction,non- Programs," Culture, Protection of," theyjustafad?Canwe allgoback 

connections andup-to-datebook fiction,Canadianauthors,hidden " Communities to sleep?Ouryoungpeoplewill 

lists.Alargeselectionof bookswill gems,booksfor bookdubsandjust LIFESCAPES showyouwhatisgoingonina 

beavailableto browse.Otherles- darngoodreads.Greatfor readers JayneTun/ev,CommunityRelations and whirlwindmysterytour.Knowledge 

sonsin progresswill beshared, advisory, collectiondevelopment Volunteer Co-ordinator, OrilliaPublic ispower! 

Convenor: SharonMills,Toronto andanylibrarianwhointeracts Library. Convenor:RyanPatrick,Marketing 

DistrictSchoolBoard. withthepublicdaily. Manager,OLAStore. : 

Convenor: BillZambusi,Whitehots. Lifescapes isanadultprogram 

320 MTCC201F designedto encourageseniorsto _ SOYOU'RENOW, 

9:05-10:20am 

Youngadults," Collaboration _ NEXT 

preservetheirpersonal 

thatof theircommunitybywriting 

historyand: U ON 

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YOUTHENGAGEMENT @YOURLIBRARY _ GENERATION CATALOGUE theirmemoirs.Featuringtwo ingspermonth,.comptete withpre- meet- 325 MTCC202A : 

flosalindBryce, YouthServices sentationsbyauthors,storytellers 9:05-10:20am 'i 

Specialist, YorkWoodsBranch," Haney 322 MTCC201D andteachersof writing,ideasare Governance andpolicies," Trustees 

Mussa,Youth&Outreach Services 

Specialist, AlbionBranch; Sharon 

9:05-10:20am recordedandedited,andthepro- THEBASICS 

KarenMcGrath, ChiefExecutive Officer, 

Moynes, YouthServices Specialist, Innovation," Technology trends," Values gramconcludeswitha bookpub- Niagara-on-the-Lake PublicLibrary, 

NorthYorkCentral LibraryBranch, andvision lishingandbooklaunch.Thepro- DarylNovak,Director ofOperations, ! 

TorontoPublicLibrary; KathleenNaylor, IS SOCIALSOFIlWARE gramwasbasedonthatof the SouthernOntarioLibraryService; Jim': 

ProgramManager, HeartWood Centre TOOSOCIAL? WashoeCountyLibraryintheU.S. Neill,Chair,KingstonFrontenac Public 

forComfnunity YouthDevelopment, RobHyndman, business lawyer for Ithasbeenverysuccessful at LibraryBoard. 

Halifax. 

technology companies andavidblogger OrilliaPublicLibrary. 

onallthingstechnical; Matthew Convenor: LynneGibbon,Orillia Forthosepeoplewhohavejust 

Viewyouthasinnovativeproblem Ingrain, technology writer,theGlobe 

andMail;NoraYoung, foundinghost PublicLibrary. beenappointedto thelibrary 

solversratherthanproblems. Learn ofCBC'sDNTO, explores technology 

board.Howisthe librarymanaged 

to collaboratewithenergizedteens andcultureonradio, inprint,andon 

througha board?Whatareyour 

to developlibraryservicesand television, legalresponsibilities underthe 

identifypossibilities for meaningful 

LibrariesAct?Howareboardm_etinclusion. 

Youthfacilitationgame Ourpanelof technologycommen- ingsstructuredandconducted? 

activitieswill rocktheroom! tatorsfromoutsidethe librarysec- Whatcommitteesarenecessary i, 

Convenor: StellaDahlin,Toronto torwill exploretrendsintheevolu- andwhatkindof workdotheydo? 


tionof thesocialWeb.Isthecurrenttendencytowardthehypersocialfad,orafactof 

life?Isit 

sustainable?Howlikelyarethese 

LeanneClendening AnneMurphy Sambhavi Chandrashekar AnneDorsey SamKalb 

311,406 312 313 313 314 

34 OLa'S: sUPeR conFeRence 2007

326 ICHGrenadier _ NEXT ofthatdatato thesearchanddis- 

Advocacy; 9:05-10:20am Finance _ GENERATION CATALOGUE coven/needs 

alike.MikeiscurrentlyData 

of patronsandstaff 

STRATEGIESFORGETIrlNGA 

Architectforthe Evergreen project, 

BUDGETINTACTTHROUGH 329 MTCC104D withtheGeorgiaPinesLibrary 

THECiTYCOUNCILPROCESS 9:05-10:20am 

System. BeforejoiningGPLS,Mike 

Lt.Col.DeanBlack,Vice-Chair, Metadata; Technology trends," Values designedanddevelopedapplica- 

RenfrewPublicLibraryBoard. andvision tionsfor several technologystart- , 

MAKINGYOURDATAWORK ups,allbasedonOpenSourcetool 

Even!yearthelibraryboardpre- HARDERiN SUPPORTING setsandprojects.Mikehasalso 

paresa budget,thenwaitsfor PATRONSEARCHAND heldDBAresponsibiJities onseveral 

monthsto seeif itsbudgetwillbe DISCOVERYPROCESSES largePostgres installations andis 

passedintactintheseuncertain MikeRylander, DataArchitect, 6eorgia anactiveparticipant onseveral 

timesof cutbacksandbelt-tighten- PINESConsortium. 

Evergreen relatedOpenSource 

ing.Consider strategiesboard 

projects. 

membersandCEOscantaketo Asweexplorenewoptionsfor 

helpsmooththebudgetprocess allowingourpatronsgreaterease 

throughthecitystaffreview 

process, the budgetcommittee 

of browsinganddiscoven/inour 

on-linecataloguenvironments 

330 9:05-10:20am MTCC203D 

phase,andthecitycouncildeliber- facetedbrowsing, forexample OLBA'S2006SPOTLIGHTEVENTREPEAT 

ations, we'requicklyrealizingthatthe Communitydevelopment WasSession1906onSaturday. 

patronexperience canonlybeas 

good astheunderlying data a,owsLEADERSHIP ANDADVOCACY SKILLS LEAD 

it to be.Variationsin cataloguing 

for example, canmake TOEFFECTIVE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 

327 Withdrawn practices, 

9:05-10:20am 

searc hardandconfusingfor our U,, h 

RECRUITING,BUILDINGAND patrons.Butinvestments indata Ken.aFoc. 

NURTURINGA RELATION- normalization, particularlyaround Director, SanJos_StateUniversity School ofInformation Studies. 

SHIPWITHYOURCHIEF subjectheadings, canhavea huge 

EXECUTIVEOFFICER impactonbothease-of-useand Lastyear,KenHaycockaskedwhatthe differencewasbetweenpublicity, 

therelevancyof results.Thedesign publicrelations,marketingandadvocacy. Theansweraffectsanyattempt 

ABFO), DIXANS Evergreen ILSprovideda unique ensurethattheirlibrariesaremuchmorethaninformationprovidersif 

anddevelopment 

opportunityto re-thinkfundamenprocessforthe 

to 

theyareto 

provideeffectiveleadershipincommunitydevelopment. 

bethecatalystfor changethateven/community 

Boardsmust 

needs.The 

tal principlesregardingwhichdata plannersaskedhimto repeathesessionforallthenewtrusteesand 

328 MTCC203B arestoredinwhichformatsfor returningtrusteeswhowerenotat SuperConference2006.Kenwill add 

9:05-10:20am 

whatpurposes, andthedesignof a2007perspective. Oneof ourverythoughtful,articulatepractitioners. 

Valuesandvision; Planning interfaces thatoptimizetheutility Convenor: SuzanneCutp,2005OLBAPresident, 2007Trusteeof theYear. 

CELEBRATIONOF IFLA2008:A CANADA-WIDE LIBRARIES 

LouisCabral, Executive Director, 

ASTED," C_line6endron, Manager, 

International Projects, Libraryand 

ArchivesCanada. 

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Anenormousamountof planning 

isgoingintotheInternational 

Federationof Libraryand 

InformationAssociationsWorld 

Congress in 2008in QuebecCity. 

ASTEDistheofficialhostandall 

Canadianlibrariansareinvitedto 

makethisamemorableoccasion 

for delegatescomingfromallover 

theworld.Officialprojectsto collecttheCanadianlib(an/experienceandto 

shareourexpertise 

withthislargeinternational audienceareunderway.Hearwhatis 

plannedsofar,whathelpis neededandwhatyoucando. 

Convenor: Pascal Lupien,University 

of Guelph. 

SOLUTTOnS In a cHanGTnG LanDscape 35

Maintenant session1427le 

GENERATION 

401 samedi 

_ CATALOGUE 

NEXT 

ABFO10ANS 

RECHERCHE: SITES,TRUCS 403 ICHBallroom B 

ETASTUCES 

10:40-11:55am 

400 10:40-11:55am MTCC104B JulieRodrigue, 

IsabelleMoreau, Coordonnatrice, 

Analyste-rechechiste; #quipe THECHANGINGNATUREOF 

Technicalservices 

OCULA'S SPOTLIGHT EVENT 

Recherche et Veille,Caisseded_pOt et THECATALOGUEAND ITS 

placement duQuebec, Service d'infor- INTEGRATIONWITHOTHERj_ 

mation. 

DISCOVERYSYSTEMS 

INFORMATION IS 

402 ICH BallroomA University Librarian forInformation 

10:40-11:55am 

KarenCalhoun, 

Technology andTechnical 

SeniorAssociate' 

Services, 

NOTENOUGH' CREATIVITY:THEARTAND 

Management ComellUniversity. 

SHAPINGTHEUSER 

SKILLOFWRITINGPOLICIES Consider thefactorsaffectingthe 

AND 6allWells,Regional 

PROCEDURES Coordinator, futureof Iogue.Reviewsomeplanningtools 

thelibraryon-linecata- 

EXPERIENCE 

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joan 

NorthernLightsHealth. 

sideroptionsforestablishing the 

Policies, Standards&Practices, for revitalizingcataloguesandconcatalogueandthecollectionsit 

Policiesandprocedures provide describeswithintheframeworkof 

Mostraditional libraryservices cleardirection,setthestandards on-lineinformationdiscovery tools 

weredesignedwheninforma- andcreateaconsistency inthe ofall kindsBasedonthef ndngs 

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F 

tionwasarelativelyscarce workplace. Policiesandprocedures ofa reportpreparedbythespeaker 

commodity. Nowthatinforma- setthetonefor governanceand for theLibraryof Congress. 

tionisubiquitous, smartlibrari- operationof theorganization, and Convenor: AdamTaves, York _ 

ansrecognizethattheirprimary areneededinorderto operat effi- University. 

productisthe user'sexperience, ciently,avoidemployeeconfusion, 

Thislivelysessionexploresthe andensurethatlegalandregulato- 404 Now Session628 

newservicemodelsandtech- ryguidelinesarefollowed.Atthis Thursday3:45pm :! 

nologiesthatcanhelpusmeet workshopyouwilllearntheskillof WiKiSAND LIBRARIES 

ourusers'changingexpecta- wordcrunching, usingawriting DarleneFichter, University of 

•tionsinwaysthataddreal stylethatisclearandunderstand- Saskatchewan. 

valueandpreserveourrolein ableto thereaders, andthedeveltheeducational 

process. Learn opmentof userfriendlymanuals. 405 MTCC203A ' 

howto keepcustomersatisfac- Convertor: PenkaStoyanova, Credit 10:40-11:55am 

tion upandyourownblood 

pressuredownbyprovidinga 

ValleyHospital. Digitalcollections 

HEARINGVOICES? 

top qualityuserexperience. 

HAMILTONPUBLICLIBRARY'S 

E-AUDIOCOLLECTION 

c 

Formorethan20years,Joan 

ss r ra uconsutant 

LISTENAND LEARN! :: 

FryeWilliamshasbeena suc- 

SeanCrowe, SystemsAdministrator, 

vendor,planner,designer, evalu- 

Branch, AidaRudnik, Technical 

atoranduserof computerized 

Services, HamiltonPublicLibrary. 

Shehasworkedin publicand 

HamiltonPublicLibraryshareslesacademic 

libraries, for library 

sonslearnedasthefirstsystemin!i 

Wglams 

Frve libraryandinformationsystems, i 

atthe CaliforniaStateLibrary. 

automationvendors, aswell as 

Joanis bestknownasanacute 

LibraryandInformation andsometimes irreverent 

Technology Consultant. observerof trendsinwhatshe 

calls"the culturalanthropology 

of librariesandlibraryautomation." 

Convenor:CynthiaMcKeich, 

SenecaCollege. MichelleRegina , SybilleParry 

316 317 

36 OLa'S sUPeR conFeRence 2007

Canadato launchOverDrive- Web-basedpublicserver. The beentrainedto managethesesitu- setof Rulesof Conduct.Public 

audiobooks. Thispopularcollection implementation of suchaprojectis ations?Cantheyrecognizethe servicestaffmustbepreparedfor 

isintegratedwiththelibrarycata- muchmorecomplex,withchal- signsof potentialviolenceinangry anastonishingarrayof problems 

Iogueandappearsasanadditional lengesuchasfundraising, customers?Learnwhya "Dealing thatoccurinthepublicarena.This 

formatchoice.The initialinvest- automationandtechnologyissues, withDifficultandAngryCustomers" sessionoutlineshowpoliciesand 

mentledto manypositiveout- andprojectmanagement for both programisanessential partof any procedures, in-housetrainingand 

comes:customershave24/7Web theorganizationandthelibraries library'sHealthandSafetypro- communitypartnershipswill assist 

accessto awideselectionofmate- themselves, gram.Onelibrarysharesitsexperi- to keeplibrariesafeandwelcoming. 

rial;thecollectionismoreflexible Convenor: GeoffSinclair,Nipissing enceinimplementingsucha pro- Convenor:MarilynPowell, 

to meetpopulardemands; it is University. gramandhowit tappedintothe BurlingtonPublicLibrary. 

morecost-effective thantraditional 

resourcesof theEducationSafety 

booksonCD;andit isparticularly 407 MTCC2060 Associationof Ontario. 411 MTCC203C 

attractiveto studentsandcom- 10:40-11:55am Convenor:DianBorek,Toronto 10:40-11:55am 

muters.LearnfromthreeHamilton Buildingandrenovation PublicLibrary. Programs andservices 

PublicLibrarystaffmemberswith 35 IDEASIN 75 MINUTES: A WRITINGCAMP 

threecomplementary areasof MERCHANDISINGIN YOUR 409 MTCC104D FORADULTS? 

expertise intechnical services, sys- LIBRARY 10:40-11:55am YOUCAN DO ITTOO! 

temsadministration andvirtual Ateamofmerchandising specialists to Programs andservices 

MarshaSkrypuch, author,Brantford 

libraryservicedelivery. A mustfor beannounced. Sponsored byBrodart OUTSTANDINGOUTREACH AdultWritingCampinitiator;Sharon 

anyoneconsidering thepurchaseof CanadaFurniture. RoxanneRissanen, Children's Services Brooks, Director, KidsCanFly, 

e-audioformats,anda greatoppor- 

Librarian, SaultSte.MariePublic Brantford AdultWritingCamp. 

tunityto asktargetedquestions. Theevolutionof librarieshas Library. 

Convenor:DaphneWood,Hamilton placedgreaterdemandsondevel- 

Afterrunninga wildlysuccessful 

PublicLibrary. opingdynamicandinvitingenvi- Learnandsharetipsandtechniqueschildren'swritingcampfortwo 

ronments. Learnhowto approach forprovidingoutreachto children summers,BrantfordBookCamp 

406 MTCC203D newlibraryprojectsora library andtheirfamiliesinyourcommuni- plungedintoa newadventure. 

10:40-11:55am "make-over"andlearncreative ty.Librariescanreachunderserved PartneringwithWilfridLaurier 

Technicalservices; Collaboration waysto achievea "freshexpefi- populationsina positive, funway University, BrantfordPublicLibrary, 

THEJOINTAUTOMATION enceforyourpatronsonevery whileincreasingourexposurein BrantCountyLibrary,bothlocal 

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Innovation," Bestpractices 

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potentialof thismostrecentcycleof newcapabilities anduser fromotherinformationetworks LIBRARIES 

expectations associatedwith"Web2.0", it'sclearthatnew,equal- acrossCanada.Whatarethechal- Alvin3chrader, School ofLibraryand 

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decidewhichbetsto make;howyoufigureoutwhetheryou've ticipatinginOurOntario.ca can televisionprogramming includes 

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handsof everystudentandteacher promotionof Friendsof Libraries to the supportof healthlibrary resources. Froma librarianshiperat 

theparticipatinghighschoolin groupsacrossCanada.Review specialistswhodeliverquality spective, thePEPTalk projectpro- 

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withcustomers, introducesand OntarioPublicLibraries, Ontario AND INFORMATION 

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Thispostersessionwill demon- sessions. Thedeliveryof clinicallyreliable Medlinefor theirresearchtopic. 

stratehowotherlibrariescaneasily 

informationintheformofpatient 

replicatethismodelusingfree educationhasbecomea keycorn- 4. SPECIALCOLLECTIONSAT 

Web-basedbloggingsoftware, ponentinthedeliveryof health RYERSONUNIVERSITY 

WaterlooPubliclibraryhopesthat care,meetingpatientexpectations LIBRARY 

thepostersessionwill demystify 

asmuchasthedesireof clinicians MeganHarrisandRomaKail, 

bloggingtechnologyandencour- 

to reinforceadherence to care RyersonUniversityLibrary. 

ageotherlibrariesto makeuseof 

plans.Havingaccessto quality 

thisinnovative, successful andcost 

informationis particularlycriticalas RyersonUniversityoffersprograms 

effectivecommunications tool. thepopularityof searchingfor on- andcoursesinawiderangeof 

linehealth-related information subjects. TheUniversity's library 

9LUTIOnS In a cHanGinG LanDscape 47

holdingsareaclearrepresentation MichelleArbuckleandTodie libraryinteractionsandinformation atedthem.DesignersneedtO 

ofthisdiverseacademicommuni- Winter,PrincessMargaretHospital, searchesconductedbyvolunteers, addresscommonissueslikeuser 

ty.AddingSpecialCollections to PatientandFamilyLibrary. It willalsohighlightheprocesses needs,administration, contentcurtheLibrary'sholdingsdemonstrates 

takento developacomprehensive,rencyanddisplayconsistency, 

theuniversity'scommitment to Volunteersatthe Patientand evidence-based approachto train- encouraginguserbuy-in, .andan 

outstandingandrelevant,educa- FamilyLibrary,PrincessMargaret ingvolunteersinthefollowing increasingneedfordynamicWeb 

tionalopportunities.Fourmain Hospitalbringwiththemmanydif- areas:libraryprocesses and workspacefor collaboration.iThis 

collectionscomprisethisnew ferentlifeexperiences froma wide resources, technologyskillsandon- sessionwill presentexamplesof 

learningenvironment of historical varietyof backgrounds. Often lineevaluationstrategies, andpsy- overwhelming, underusedand 

artifacts,photographicbooks,pho- theseindividualstrugglewiththe chosocial skills, dynamicintranethomepages,dia- l 

tographicnegatives, audiovisual rolesexpectedof themwithinthe gramsmappingusergroups 

material,andtextualfiles.This PatientEducationProgram.In 7. REDESIGNINGYOUR accordingto theirworkflowdMpostersessionwilladdressthedif- 

orderto addressthespectrumof LIBRARYINTRANET: sions,anda prototypehomepage 

ficultiesof acquiringsuchcollec- skillsrequiredinthisrolethe IDENTIFYINGUNIQUE reflectingshorttermrecommendationsandmakingthemaccessible 

PatientEducationProgramhas NEEDSFOREFFECTIVE tions.Thechallengeforanysysto 

alargecommunity. It willalso developeda comprehensive train- REGENERATION temslibrarianorWebmanageris 

illustratetheroleof Special ingprogramto ensurethatvolun- JessicaPosgate, Alex 

to redesigntheirlibrary'sintranet 

Collectionswithinthecontextand teersarepreparedfor thehigh MacCutcheon, Universityof to meetspecificstaffneedsand 

scopeof RyersonUniversity.The demandsof thelibraryenviron- Toronto,Facultyof Information: uniqueorganizational workfiows. 

sessionwill reveathowRyerson mentandthatstaffarecomfort- Studies. Firstgenerationintranetproblems 

UniversityLibraryoffersaccessto ablewiththeirknowledgebase. arecommon, andlibrarieswill need 

thecollectionswhileensuringlong Intranetsareincreasinglypopular to anticipatetheseissuesasthey 

timeuseof thematerial, through Thisposterdemonstrates the for libraryorganizations, butthese workto balancetheimmediate 

properhousingandpreservation, strategiesandresources thatare systemsarenotalwaysbuiltto andfuturedemandsof librarystaff. 

usedto improvethequalityof expandwiththelibrariesthatcre- 

5. DIGITALIMAGE 

PRESENTATIONS IN THE 

MOREPOSTERSESSIONS ONFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,ATEXPO2007.Seepage71. 

UTSCCLASSROOM 

Heather61erum,Universityof 

TorontoScarborough Library. 

UsingUniversityof Toronto 

Scarborough asthelocusforexper- . 

imentation, thisposterwill lookat 

the resources forworkingwithdigitalimagesat 

UTSCandwillconcentrateoninstructorsof 

art and 

art history.1-hefollowingquestions 

will beconsidered:Whatarethe 

mainsourcesofdigitalimages?To 

whomdothesesourcesbelong? 

Howaretheyfunded?Howwere 

theyestablished?Itwill includea 

descriptionof theresourcesand 

discusspecialfeaturesof particularinterestto 

facultyandhowthe 

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suitthe needsof 

individual facultymembersorspecificdisciplines?Observations 

and 

conclusionswill bepresented. 

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automationsoftware 

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Integrated librarYfor Windows : 

VOLUNTEERS. 

48 OLa'S sUPeR conFeRence 200

SO0 MTCC 105-106 

ALLCONFERENCE EVENT 

THEFUTUREOF 

SEARCH 

BRADLEY 

HOROWITZ 

VicePresident,ProductStrategy, Yahoo! 

Initseffortsto re-toolforWeb2.0,Yahoo!hasbeenre-thinking 

manyofthemostfundamental elementsoftheuserexperience - 

a dauntingchallengefor a companythathasthelargestaudience 

onthenet:withhalfa billionusersvisitingitspropertiesevery 

month,andovertwicethepageviewsworldwideof Google. 

Centralto thisre-think,isa beliefthathumanjudgmentneedsto 

integratedbackintothesearchprocess.Comehearabout 

Yahoo!'sresearchinthisarea- andhowrecentacquisitions like 

del.icio.usandFlickrfit in itsoverall"FUSE"vision:helpingusers 

notonlyFindinformation,butUseit, Shareit andExpanduponit. 

Bradley Horowitz 

®&_ 

isVicePresident of ProductStrategy, atYahoo!'sheadofficein _ o&@_ 

Cupertino,California.Histeamisresponsible 

leadingYahoo!'s 

effortsinbuildingnext-generation searchtechnologies - and 

includestheYahoo!DeveloperNetwork,theAdvancedProducts 

Group,YahooResearchBerkeley(acentrefor SocialMedia 

Research), TechnologyDevelopment Group,Methods& Practices 

Group.Bradley'sgrouphasalsoplayeda pivotalroleintheacquisitionof 

companies likedel.icio.usandFlickr. 

Priorto Yahoo!,BradleyfoundedVirage, thecompanywidelyrecognizedasthemarketcreatorandleaderfor 

advancedmedia 

indexingandanalysis.Hehelpedgrowthecompanyfrom"a 

garagestart-up"throughitsNASDAQIPO.Bradleywasa PhDcandidateat 

theMITMediaLabandholdsa MSinMediaScience 

fromMITanda BSinComputerSciencefromtheUniversityof 

Michigan.Heblogsat http://www.elatable.comlblogl 

PRECEDED BY 

PRESENTATIONOFTHEOLADISTINGUISHEDSERVICE 

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412 412 413,625,1422 414 414 

,SharonArmstrong ValerieChartrand LanaL.Peck CaitlinWilliams SuzanneCulp 

415,622,1325 417 418 422,608,1107,1923 427,627 

JoyceCunningham JohannaWellheiser JohnDupuis JamesRoy SlavkoManojlovich 

427 428 429 603 605 

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606 606 615,1116 617,1915 618,1910 

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620 621,1814 621 622 623

601 604 MTCC201D 

MaintenantJeudi,I0h40_ 1Ih55 3:45-5:00pm 

ABFO/_ 10ANS 

Research dissemination," Publishing 

ACADEMICLIBRARY 

OUI, LESGAR(_ONSLISENT CONSORTIA:POLICYAND 

600 3:45-5:00pm 

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CathyMaskell, 

OPLA' SPOTLIGHTEVENT MTCC104B 

AssociateUniversity 

livre,Ottawa," LouiseGodbout-Legault, Librarian, LeddyLibrary, University of 

Coordonnatrice desservices en Windsor. 

fran_ais, Service desbiblioth_ques 

I'Ontario-Sud. 

LearnhowCanadianacademic 

YOURLIBRARY 

TRANSFORM 

ONSTEROIDS: 

YOURLIBRARY 

vo.z..,o..o, 

librarydirectorsviewconsortia. 

Howdotheyseeconsortiacon- 

• _ ASSOCIATION publishingparadigm, affectingrela- 

ISSUES 

tionshipsinthatparadigm(i.e. 

tributingto achangingscholarly 

602 MTCC206B amongacademic 

academic librariesandpublishers)? 

libraries,between 

6ovemmentprograms andservices 

OLAUPDATE2007 

consortiaonthe professional roles 

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of academic librarians. Thedirec- 

PUBLICLIBRARIESAND tors'viewswill bedrawntogether 

LibrariesTransformCommunities GOVERNMENTPRIORITIES: to situateacademic libraryconsoristhethemechosenbyLeslie 

A CHANGINGLANDSCAPE tin activitywithinthebroadframe- 

Burger, AmericanLibrary 

Association(ALA)President and 

LudlleRoch,DeputyMinister, Ministry workof thescholarlyinformation 

of Culture. cycleto explorethe questionof 

Princeton(N.J.)PublicLibrary 

whetherconsortiasupportlibrary 

Director,asherpresidential ini- Therearemanychangesthisyear idealsofthepublicgood(e.g., 

tiative.Burgerhassaid,"We inthewaytheMinistryof Culture freedomof access), or,ontheother 

knowthatwhenlibrariesare isconductingbusinessandreview hand,pushacademic librariesinto 

transformedeitherbynewsew- hasbeenintheairacrossthe a morecompetitive,marketecoiceprograms, 

renovations, or wholegovernment. Thisis atimeof nomicpositioninthescholarly 

newbuildingsthatthecommu- opportunityandexpectation. The informationcycle. 

nitiestheyserveareinturn relationshipsestablishedwith Convenor: TanisFink,Seneca 

transformed...Whencustomers KnowledgeOntario,ServiceOntarioCollege. 

realizetheyaregettingmore andothercurrentinitiativesenliven 

fromtheirlibraries, theybecome thisanticipatedsession. 605 ICH Oakville 

advocatesandpassionatesup- Convenor: CatherineDowdoOrillia 3:45-5:00pm 

portersfor learninnewanddifferentways." 

whatwedo,and PublicLibraryBoard,OLBA President 2007. Bestpractices; 

Institutional repositories Collaboration; (_H 

SUCCES STORIESFOR I _ 8 

Burgershareherobservations 603 ICHHumber TOTALDIGITALCOLLECTION 

Leslie 

onhowlibrariestransformcorn- 3:45-5:00pm MANAGEMENT 

arere-engineering services to WORDSAT LARGE University Librarian (IT),Memorial 

_u_,_s howtoday,slibraries Authorsandwriting SlavkoManojlovich, 

University ofNewfoundland," Associate Mark 

dearwithdigitalproductsand ]amesRoy,Canadian Broadcasting Jordan, HeadofLibrarySystems, 

."ur-er 

downloadableaudiobooksand Discover thelateston Wordsat 

likeonelectroniCdemand,bOokS,MP3 

Corporation. 

University.W'AC" BennettLibrary, SimonFraser 

on-linesearchandhowwe can Large,CBC'sportalonliterature Everseesomethingamazingand 

American Library adapto thesechangesand andliteracyevents.Wordsat Large wonderhowtheydidit? Heartwo 

AssociationPresident demandswithoutlosingsightof isaWebportalwhichprovides storiesaboutsuccessful multi-secourcoremissionandvalues, 

accessto radioprogramming, pod- tor regionaldigitalarchivesthat 

casts,a blog,listsandinformation areaccessible throughasingle 

Convenor: KarenMcGrath,OPLA thatwill entertainandinformyou searchinterface.Learnaboutmeta- 

President, ChiefExecutive onthewrittenwordin Canadand dataanddigitizationstandards, 

Officer,Niagara-on-the-Lake aroundtheworld, softwareusedandthevarious 

PublicLibrary. www.cbc.ca/wordsatlarge formsofcollaborations andpartnershipsinwhichtheseinstitutions 

wereinvolved. 

OPLAINVITESYOUTOMEETLESLIEBURGERATA SPECIALRECEPTION 

Convenor: DanielBoivin,OCLC 

INHERHONOURFOLLOWING THEPRESENTATION. SEEPAGE48. 

Canada. 

51

606 ICH Halton healthrecord,consortial/provincial 

3:45-5:00pm 

licensing,programmaticmodelsof 

Institutional repositories patientcentricportals.Thissession PRIVILEGES 

THETWOSOLITUDES: 

Bestpractices; Collaboration; caredelivery, 

will provideanoverviewof Telehealth, and current L_ BORROWING 

ACADEMICAND PUBLIC strategicdirectionsforhealth 609 MTCC201F 

LIBRARIES librariesinrelationto present 3:45-5:00pm 

JaniceMutz,/nstrudion Librarian, healthcare trendsfromthe per- Innovation," Bestpractices 

Chancellor Paterson Library, Lakehead spectiveof bothinformation 

University; SylviaRenaud, Head, providersandinformationseekers. 

Reference Department, Thunder Bay 

THINKINGBEYOND 

PublicLibrary. Convenor:ChenLi,CreditValley ONEMESSAGE 

Hospital. 

FORALL 

Librariesareoftenisolatedintheir 

own"solitudes".Learnhowan 

academicandpubliclibrarycollab- LIBRARIANSHIP Uwe 5tueck_1_af_ 

oratedto bringinformationliteracy ASA PROFESSION ChiefMarketing Officer, Lowe'sCanada. 

to highschoolteachersandstudents.Thebenefits:bothlibraries 

608 MTCC206F 

promotedtheirservices/e-cotlec- 3:45-5:00pm 

Librarysignage, bookstuffers, magazines, ourWebsitehomepages. 

tionsto usergroupswhose 

20 

Career 

TiPSFORRE-AWAKENING 

development 

Librarieshavetendedto 

thegrowingimportanceof 

thinkintermsof 

ourWebpresenceandotherdigital 

onemessageforall.But 

researchneedsoftenoverlap. PASSIONFORYOURWORK communications opensupnewpossibilities for morepersonalized 

Convenor:MarilynMcDermott, CaitlinWilliams, President, New communications streams. 

MohawkCollege. 

Directions fortheGoodLife,LLC, Thissessionwill discussthebasicsof CustomerRelationship 

607 MTCC203A Successful WorkingWomen, Inc. Marketing- touchingonconceptslikepermissionvs.interruption 

3:45-5:00pm 

Ifyourcareer is infull-flightand 

marketing, providingmessages at thepointof needor interest,cus- 

Collaboration; Partnerships; Planning youhaveplentyof expertise, but tomersegmentationmodels,andpersonalized communication deliv- 

CANYOUSAY 

notquiteasmuchexcitement for eryoptions. Uwewill alsosharecasestudiesof successful imple-'I 

COLLABORATIONWITH yourjobasyou'dlike,thissession mentations, andtouchonpossibilities fortheirapplicationina 

INNOVATION? isforyou.It'spackedwithideasto libraryenvironment. 

STRATEGICDiRECTiONS keepyouengaged,growing(no 

FORHEALTHLIBRARIES matterwhatyourjobtitle),and Owe Stueckmann 

Rebecca Zakoor, Manager, Health findingwaysto makeadifference, hasworkedwithsomeof themostprestigiousmarketingorganiza- 

Sciences Library, St.Michael's Hospital You'llbuildastrategyfor returning tionsinCanada, amongthemTheLoyaltyGroup(AirMiles),Petroto 

yourjobre-energized andfocus- Canada(Petro-Points) andBMWCanadaInc.to designandimple-i 

Healthlibrariesarefastbecoming edonhowyoucandemonstrate mentsomeof themostsophisticatedCRMsolutionsin North 

partofthe "DNA"oftheirparent yourstrengthsforyourownbenefit America.Mostrecently, hewasVice-President, Marketingat 

institutions. Theadventofthe andforthatof yourorganization. ShoppersDrugMart. 

LHINs(LocalHealthIntegration Convenor: JackieMcFarlan, Withfiscalyear2005salesof $43.2billion,Lowe'sCompanies, Inc. 

Networks), combinedwithavariety OshawaPublicLibrary. 

of trendsinhealthcarerequirethat 

isa FORTUNE®50companythatservesapproximately12million 

customersa weekat morethan1,275homeimprovement storesin 

healthlibrariescollaborateand 609 MTCC201F 49states.Basedin Mooresville, N.C.,the 60-yearoldcompanyis , 

innovatewhileplanningtheir 3:45-5:00pm thesecond-largest homeimprovement retailerintheworld.Lowe's, 

strategicfuture.Healthlibraries BORROWING PRIVILEGES recentlyannounced thatit will launchaseriesof Canadianstoresin 

mustakeanactiveroleincollabo- THINKINGBEYONDONE 

ratingwithkeystakeholders 

MESSAGEFORALL 

2007.Uwerecentlyjoinedthelaunchexecutive teamasVice 

relationto awidevarietyof health UweStueckmann, ChiefMarketing President,Marketing. l,_l_l;_Devel°ped by" 

caretrends,includingbutnotlimitedto 

thefollowing:theelectronic 

Officer, LowesCanada. 

Seeboxfordetails. 

Convenor: SallyGrande,OshawaPublicLibrary. 

SandiZwaan KevinBradbeer AdeleKostiak DarleneFichter MargaretAndrewes 

623 624 627,1804 628,1321 1000 

52 OL8'S sUPeR conFeRence 20o'

GENERATION aboutcommunities andgroups 3:45-5:00pm 3:45-5:00pm 

O CATALOGUE NEXT servedbyexistingservices?What thataren'twellserved?Wholooks 

aftertheirneeds?Ifsuchaservice 

613 Governance andpolicies, Withdrawn Trustees 

COMMUNITYRELATIONS 

616 Social networking; MTCC206A Information literacy 

CITIZENS,PUNDITSAND 

610 MTCC206D weredeveloped, whatformshould AND FUNDRAISING SCHOLARS: IN DEFENCE 

3:45-5:00pm it take?Whoisgoingto staffsuch OF BLOGS 

Creativity; Planning; Valuesandvision a service?Whatimpactmightit 614 ICHGrenadier MarkRobertson, KalinaGrewal, 

NOTSOCONFIDENTIAL: haveonpublic,schoolandaca- 3:45-5:00pm Reference Librarians, YorkUniversity. 

EXPOSING2.0 WEBSITES .demiclibraryservicesorothercom- Technology 

JohnBlyberg, Systems Administrator munityinformationservices?To WHATDO BOARDSNEEDTO Thepresentersargueforthe imporandLeadDeveloper, 

AnnArborDistrict whomwouldthe servicebemar- KNOWABOUTTECHNOLOGY tanceof theblogasa sourceof 

Library. 

keted?Somanyquestions, with HeleneGolden, LibraryTechnology historicallyandgeographically spefewobviousoreasyanswers.So 

Consultant, SouthernOntarioLibrary cific,contentrichmaterialthat 

Howdoweevenbeginto provide lastspring,a KnowledgeOntario Service. librarieshouldtreatasa bonafide 

Web-basedserviceto ourpatrons committeeof virtualreference resource. Explorethe potentialreleina 

2.0world?Whatdoes2.0 expertsandstakeholders discussed Technologyplaysa vitalrolein vanceof blogsintheacademic 

meanto librariesandhowshould thesetoughissuesandtheresultis librariestoday,buttheterminology context,theuseof blogsasapedwebepreparingfor 

it?Consider AskOntario.Learnaboutthe itself,andwhatthevarioustech- agogical tool ininformationliteracy 

thelatestrendsin libraryWeb progressofAskOntarioandthe nologiesdoandhowtheyfit classesand/orin on-linetutorials, 

sitesandtheservicesprovided planto develo provincewidecol- togethercanbeoverwhelming. This andthechallengeblogspresent for 

throughthem.Specificexamples laborativevirtualreference. Have sessionpresentsanoverviewof collections. Whatroledowe have 

will giveyouanideaof whatsome yoursayonthiscontroversial and librarytechnologyanditsusesin inorganizingaccessto them? 

librariesarecurrentlydoing.From importanttopic.Itsvirtuallyguar- non-technical language. Convenor: AdamTaves, York 

socialOPACs to Netflix-likeservice, anteedthatthesparkswill fly! 

University. 

learnwherewemightgofrom Convenor: GerdaMolson,Acting 

hereandthetoolsnecessary to ExecutiveDirector,Knowledge 615 MTCC201C 617 MTCC202C 

makeit happen.Thissessionwill Ontario. Governance andpoficies 3:45-5:00pmpm 

candidlyhighlighta numberof BOARDPOLICIES: Portals; Communities 

waysyourlibrarycanpreparefor a _ AN IMPORTANTCHALLENGE COMMUNITYPORTALSAND 

redressingsomefundamental READING System. MYHAMILTON.CAA NEW 

majorWebsiteredesignprojectby aspectsof yourinformationtech- _ THEFORESTOF DonMiffs,Director, Mississauga Library THEPUBLICLIBRARY: 

MODEL 

nologyprocesses andinfrastructure.612 MTCCZ03D Comeandhearonelibrary'story KitDarling, DaphneWood,Hamilton 

Convenor: JohnDupuis,York 3:45-5:00pm of howtheysimplified, codified PublicLibrary. 

andregularized thecareandfeed- 

University. 

THEAUthors2006and 

readingWHiTE PINE ingoftheirpolicies. TheMississaugaTheHamiltonPublicLibraryin part- 

611 ICHKingsway AND GOLDENOAK PublicLibraryBoardhascompleted nershipwiththeCityof Hamilton, 

3:45-5:00pm AWARDWINNERS a setof policiesundertheCarver McMasterUniversity, Mohawk 

Reference services, Digital services Charles DeLint,WhitePineAwardwin- modelof governanceandhasbeen College,CommunityInformation @&_ 

KNOWLEDGEONTARIO VIRTUALL YOURS? nerforTheBlueGirl;DeborahEllis, GoldenOakAwardwinner 

fullterm.Copiesof usingit asalivingdocument thesepolicies fora Hamiltonandmanyotherpartner agencieshavecreateda unique _ 84_ 

ASKONTARIO,VIRTUAL HeavenShop. will beprovidedat theworkshop, communityportalthatcreatesone 

REFERENCESERVICES Issuesalongthewaywill becov- placeto lookforallthings 

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3:45-5:00pm 3:45-5:00pm WasSession404 ents,desjeunes,etdesbiblioth_- 

Statistics andsurveys," Planning; 

Management 

Wikis," Social software 

WIKISAND LIBRARIES: 

cairesendonnantdesconferences 

TAKECONTROLOFYOUR ENGAGINGSTAFFAND surlebonheurdelire.Depuis 

DATA:OPTIMIZINGPUBLIC USERS 2003,elleracontedeslivresaux 

tout-petits_latGl_deRadio- 

LIBRARYOPERATIONS Darlene Fichter, DataLibraryCoordinator, 

INTELLIGENCE 

CanadadanslecadredeI'_mission 

CarlThompson, CountingOpinions University ofSaskatchewan. 

Dominique raconte. 

(SOU/RE) Ltd.;publiclibrarysenior 

management personTBA. 

What'sawikiandwhywouldyou 

wantone?Doyouneedto share 

In allourdiscussionof strategies to 

Takingcontrolof yourquantitative knowledgebetter,find aneasier 

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wayto publishinformationorcol- 

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andqualitativedatameans 

to theextraordinary richnessof 

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ed,reportedtabulated,to 

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pality.Theseffortsrequireprecious rollingoutawikiina librarysetting, andscreenwriter. 

DominiqueDemurswasajournalist 

staffresources andyet,inmost Convenor: ClaireHazard,St. 

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availablefor meaningful useuntil Sessionenfran_ais, andliterarycriticforLeDevoir.One 

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andsupport foradvocacy objectives. _,_(__,_. elledextensively, 

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sp_cialistes del'informationqui aboutCanadaReads,oneof the 

lineeducationexpert, ontsouventpeud'occasionspour country'spremierliteraryevents, 

leEd_velopper. Ceshabilet_sont andaboutaworkin.progress, 

Stephen' spectacularappear- essentielles nonseulement pourleE CanadaReadsforTeens. Thiswill 

anceat the HongKongconfer- gestionnaires enpostemais_gale- beanactivesession, offeringdeleenceof 

the International mentpourtousceuxquidoivent 

g_rerdesressources humaines, 

gatesanopportunityto share 

ideas,andto consultwithanexpe- 

Associationof SchoolLibrarian- financi_resetautresafinder_alis- riencedjournalistaboutthechalshipmadehim 

someonewe erdesobjectifset duesprojets.Le lungestheyfaceingarneringi, 

hadto bringto you.Stephen butdel'atelierestd'examiner des mediaattentionfortheirlibrary. 

spenta quarterof a century exemplesd'individusquiont su 

buildingUltralab,a world- meneratermedesprojetset d'en 1103 MTCC201D ; 

leadinglearning-technology ressortir leEcaract_ristiques princi- 9:05-10:20am 

researchcentrewith anenvi- pales.Carsi leleadership estimpor- Curriculumandlearning," Reference and 

ableglobalreputationfor cre- tantpourtous,ilexistedifferents 

stylesetdiversescomp_tences _ 

research," Users 

LANGUAGELEARNINGIN' 

ativity,innovationandcommon 

sense.He now headshisown 

d_velopper. THELIBRARY:EXPLORING 

HOWESLSTUDENTSUSE 

policy,researchand practice Acquiringleadershipskillsisapar- ACADEMICLIBRARIES 4' 

consultancyHeppell.net,at the ticularchallengefor information KarenBordonaro, Ph.D. information 

heartof a networkof innova- specialists whocanfindfew occa- LiteracyServices/Instruction Co-ordinative 

collaboratorsworldwide, sionsto developthem.Theseskills tor,JamesA.GibsonLibrary,MingXu, 

areessential notonlyfor manage- 

Stephenchairsor sitson a mentpositionsbutalsoforall ' 6raduateStudent, 

BrockUniversity. M.A.TESLProgram, ; 

numberof boardsand commit- thosewho mustcarryoutobjec- HowdoESL(English-as-a-second 

with humanresources, finances, libraries?Thissessionwill reporton 

termvirtualschoolproducing andotherareasofwork. TheseE- 

Notschool.netalong tivesandprojectswhileworking language)students useacademic 

exceptionalsuccessfor children 

excludedfromschoolby circumstancesorbehaviour; 

Teachers' TVa radicalnewTV 

channelfor teacherswith over 

800 programson-line,podcast 

andbroadcastraditionally;the 

government'sBuildingSchools 

for the Futureworkinggroup; 

the BBC'sambitiouslylarge 

OLADistinguishedService DigitalCurriculumproject,and 

UNESCOgroupsin Europeand LauraE.Briggs Dr.JamesM.Skidm0re 

•Awardwinner2007. SouthEastAsia. 1113 1113 

64 OL8'S sUPeR conFeRence 2007

theresultsof arecentstudyand 1105 ICHKingsway _ _ NEXT 

experiences workingwith non- Digital services; Reference services; ASA PROFESSION CATALOGUE 

will 

nativespeakersof 

askparticipants 

Englishinthe 

to sharetheir 9:05-10:20am 

Research dissemination 

_[_ LIBRARIANSHIP _ GENERATION 

library.Attendeeswiltbeableto WINDOWSTM OF 1107 MTCC206A 1109 MTCC104D 

viewthe libraryin anewlight,asa OPPORTUNITY: FACULTY 9:05-10:20am Supported by 

placeforpeopleto improvetheir SDIIN THE21STCENTURY Career development," Persona/ 

languagelearning.Attendeeswill Heather Matheson, Reference Librarian,development usability ! matters 

gaininsightsonhowto workmore CarletonUniversity Library. WHAT'SNEXT? 9:05-10:20am 

effectivelywithESLstudents,and YOURCAREERATTHE innovation; Technology trends 

willleavewithsomeconcretesug- Academic facultywantto receive THIRD-QUARTERMARK THEPUBLICLIBRARY 

gestionsonhowtosupporthe informationfromtheirlibrarians CaitlinWilliams, President, New CATALOGUE: AN 

internationalization effortsof butnottoo much,andonlyonpar- Directions forthe6oodLife,LLC, OUTSIDER'SPERSPECTIVEI 

Canadiancollegesanduniversities,ticulartopics."Selectivedissemina- Successful WorkingWomen, Inc. THROUGHOTHEREYES 

Convenor: SairaMall,Seneca tionof information"(SDI)haslong Moderator: TerryCostantino, Principal 

College. beena hallmarkof information Beingaveteraninyourfieldandin andInformation Architect, Usability 

professionals seekingto satisfy yourjobbringsbothchallenges Matters. JohnRobertson, Director, 

_: 1104 ICH BallroomA 

9:05-10:20am 

suchexpectationsofselectivity, but 

arewe evolvingwiththetimes? 

andopportunities. Whatwouldyou 

liketo donextinyourworkandin 

ClientExperience, IntemetChannel, 

OBCJamesMcNab, Director, Product 

Statistics andsurveys," Numeracy and Seepractical, real-lifeexamples yourlife?Ifyou'reunsureof your Design LavalifeCorp.; BrendaSzymborski, 

literacy," Reference services thatillustratehowacademiclibrari- direction,orif you'rejustlooking PMPManager, CBCCAProject Manage- 

STATISTICALITERACYAT anscanemployemergingtech- forexcitingideasto growand mentOffice,CBC/Radio-Canada. 

- THEREFERENCEDESK nologies(beyonde-mail!)for more shapeyourfuture(insideandout- 

SuzetteGiles,Data,Mapand6/S simplifiedandefficientSDIliaisons sideyourworkplace), thissession Threeof Canada'sleadingUser 

Librarian, Ryerson University; Laine withfacultymembers, willgiveyoueverythingyouneed. Experience designerssharetheir 

Ruus,DataService Librarian, UniversityConvenor: KatherineWallis, Comeandlearna modelfor thoughtsontheexperiencewhich 

of Toronto; JeffMoon, HeadMADGIC GeorgianCollege. exploringyourThird-Quarter theon-linelibrarycataloguepro- 

(maps, Dat and6ovemment 

options,andleavewitha personal- vides.Theyevaluatetheapplication 

Information Centre), Stauffer Library, 1106 ICH Ontario ly designedplanforyourfuture throughtheirowneyes,asprofes- 

Queen's University. 9:05-10:20am thatyoujustcan'twaitto imple- sionalsinthefield,andthrough 

Librarianshavelongbeeninvolved Web2.0;B/ogging, Wikis;RSS ment. theeyesof users.Sharetrendsthey 

in promotingliteracy(akaread- HEALTHLIBRARY2.0: Convenor:NicolePatterson, seeonthehorizonfor UserExperiing)..,but.whatabouthe 

'other' DELIVERINGWEBSERVICES OshawaPublicLibrary. encedesign,andkeyprioritiesfor 

literacy?Learnaboutheneedfor WITHWEB2.0 

AmandaEtches-Johnson, 

TOOLS 

Reference 1108 MTCC206D 

theevolutionof applications. 

statistical literacyandhowto bring Librarian, McMaster University. 9:05-10:20am _'_ 

themessagehomeatthereference 

Innovation; Bestpractices 

THEFORESTOF 

desk.Exploretheissueof statistical Web2.0toolsbuilda dynamic BORROWING PRIVILEGES 

literacybywayof practical exam- Webpresenceandallowfor simpli- KEEPINGIDEASFRESH: 

_ READING 

pies.Wewill alsolookat whatthe fledinformationdissemination and BUILDINGAND SUSTAINING 1110 MTCC206B 

literaturetellsusabouthowpeople Web-basedcollaboration. Thisses- A CULTUREOF PERPETUAL 9:05-10:20am 

interpretnumbers. 

sionwill exploresome.of theways INNOVATION Authorsandwriting 

Convenor:MarilynMcDermott, inwhichhealthlibrariescanmake PietroSatriano, Executive Vice THEBLUESPRUCEAWARD 

MohawkCollege. useoftoolssuchasblogs,RSS, President, LoblawCompaniesLimited; WINNERS2006 

andwikis,andintroducepractical President, LoblawBrandsLimited. GeorgeElliott,author,andAndrej 

tipsandbestpracticesforusing 

Krystoforski, illustrator, whowonthe 

thesetoolsin healthlibraries. Fordetails,seeboxonnextpage. BlueSpruceAwardwiththeirbook, 

Convenor:HelenLeeRobertson, 

TheBoyWhoLovedBananas. 

Universityof Calgary. 

Picturebookspresentheirown 

SarahHarrison CathyGrant ValerieRidgway JeanMalavoy ToddPennell 

1115 1120,1807 1120 1301 1303 


FRESH:BUILDINGAND 

SUSTAININGA CULTUREOF 

PERPETUALINNOVATION 

Pietro Satriano, 

fascination.Meetnotonlythesto- community. WPLprovidesMP3: 

n/tellerbuttheillustrator.Howthey playersfor loancompletewithi 

worktogetherandhowcomple- walkingtoursofthe city'sUptown 

mentaryapproaches to thecreative area.Inthissession, youwill learn 

spiritarefoundwill bediscussed, howthe libraryplannedthe pr6j- 

BORROWING Convenor: PaulAxford,Clarington ect,enabledlocalpartnerships and 

PRIVILEGES PublicLibrary. overcameobstacles to providethis 

niftynewserviceto thelocalcom- 

1108 MTCC206D 1111 ICH Humber munityandtouriststo theareai 

9:05-I0:20am 9:05-I0:20am Convenor: JulieHannaford,OISE, 

Innovation; Bestpractices 

Technical services 

UniversityofToronto. 

CONTRIBUTETOTHE 

KEEPINGIDEAS COLLECTIVECOLLECTION, 1113 MTCC206E 

COMRADE 

9:05-I0:20am 

RossSinger, ApplicationDeveloper, Information Literacy 

Georgia TechLibraryand lnformation THEROLEOFTHE 'i 

Centre• 

LIBRARIANIN AN ON-LINE 

COURSE 

' 

TheLibrary'scatalogueis consid- Dr.JamesM.Skidmore, Associate: 

ENVIRONMENT 

ereda representation of itscollection.However, 

it isreallyjustan 

Professor, Department of Germanic and 

SlavicStudies, LauraBriggs, Chemistry 

Executive VicePresident, LoblawCompanies Limited; 

inventoryof thelibrary'scollection LibrariandLT3,University 

of 

President, LoblawBrandsLimited. 

development policiesandbudget Waterloo. 

cycles. Itdoesnotnecessarily 

President'sChoicebrandshavealwaysstoodfor innovationinthis reflectheactualresources and : Seehowthelibrary'sroleat the 

country.Twenty-three yearsago,LoblawlauncheditsfirstPCprod- actualpatronuse.Communicat LT3Centrefacilitatedco-operation 

uctintheInsider'sReportandtoday,theteamat LoblawBrands allowsourusersto addto ourcol- withfaculty,whatimpacthe ; 

Limitedintroducesalmost500newproductsever year. lectionandorganizeit intotheir coursemanagement technology' 

PietroSatrianowill talkaboutwherethe ideascomefrom,andthe ownpersonal 

canthensharewithothers.Itthen, 

librarieswhichthey 

tion 

hadontheintroductionof 

literacy,andexplorethe 

informa- 

plaCe 

processes usedto deliberatelysourcenewideas,includinga discus- becomesanOPAC, socialbook- ofthe libraryintechnologicallysionoftheimportanceof 

Loblaw'svendorcommunityto this marker,citationmanager, research enhancedcourseinstruction. The 

process., 

guide,reservesystem, andinstruc- presenterswill explainthepeda-: 

tionallearningtool. 

gogicalbackgroundto boththeir 

PietroSatrianoisExecutiveVice-President, LobtawBrandsLimited, Convenor: JenniferCyr,Conestoga choicesof tasksandthetechnolbanda 

memberofthe LoblawCompanies seniormanagement College. gytheyusedto deliverthoseta_ks. 

team. PietroandtheLoblawBrandsteamareresponsible forthe 

Convenor:CarolStephenson, 

strategicdirection,productdevelopment, qualityassuranceand 1112 ICH Oakville WilfridLaurierUniversity. 

marketingof aportfolioof over5,000productsoldexclusively in 9:05-10:20am 

the company'sstores. , Digitalservices 1114 MTCC201C 

PODCASTING:DELIVERING 9:05-I0:20am 

Witha degreeinEconomics fromHarvardUniversity, Pietrospent HERITAGEWALKINGTOURS Collaboration," Partnerships 

several yearsasa strategyconsultant inEuropeand.North. CathyMatyas, ChiefLibrarian, WORKINGWITHYOUR 

America. 

Waterloo PublicLibrary. 

MUNICIPALIT 

DEPARTMENT? 

Convenor: SamCoghlan,CEO, In 2006,theWaterlooPublic INGREDIENTSFORSUCCESS 

StratfordPublicLibrary, 

Developedh;t_linby Libraryincollaborationwitha WalterGasparini, Director Information 

OntarioLibraryAssociation _c_11_qqsl numberof communitypartners, Systems, RegionofWaterloo; Christine 

President-Elect 2008. _ developedapodcastingprojecto 5wenor, Director, Information 

"" deliverheritageinformationto the TechnologySeMces, CityofHamilton. 

WarrenHolder MelanieBoyd M.J.D'Elia KarenHunt MarilynMcDermott 

1304 1305 1305 1305 1305 


l

Howstrongisyourlibrary'spart- 1116 MTCC104B tipsfor keepingupto datewith 1120 MTCC201B 

nershipwithyourmunicipalIT 9:05-10:20am popculture,brainstormideasfor 9:05-10:20am 

department?WhatdoesITthinkof Staff,'Communication; Management creativedisplaysof popularmateri- Staff," Management 

libraries?Whataresomeof thekey LET'STALK! alsandpopculturaleventsat your THECOMPETENCYCULTURE 

challenges facingITdepartments? OPENINGUP FEEDBACK library,andlearnaboutsomeuse- ValerieRidgway, DeputyCEO,Cathy 

Whetheryourlibraryiscloselyinte- IN THEWORKPLACE ful toolsto helpyoukeepupto 6rant,Director ofPublicServices, 

gratedwithyourcity'sITdepart- DonMills,Director, Mississauga Library datewithdevelopments inyour Picketing PublicLibrary. 

merit,keepsall ITservicesin-house System. 

preferredareaof popexpertise! 

or issomewhere in-between, you 

Convenor: KateMorrison,Hamilton Competencies arepowerfultools 

will gaininsightsintokeyissues Areyourcommunications allthey PublicLibrary. for performance evaluation. They 

facingITdepartmentsandexplore needto beinthisageofconstant alsosupportdevelopment ofthe 

waysyourlibrarycanworkbetter andrapidchange?Dostafffeel"in 1118 Now Session627 library' serviceandworkplaceculwithyourcityITdepartment, 

the loop"andlistenedto regarding Thursday, 3:45pm 

ture.LearnfromthePicketing 

Convenor: DaphneWood,Hamilton the library?Hearabouta success- LOCALADVOCACY 

PublicLibrary'sexperienceoverthe 

' PublicLibrary. ful programatonepubliclibrary THROUGHTELLINGOUR pasttwoyearsandseehowthis 

thataddressedtheneedfor real STORIES couldworkinyourlibrary. 

1115 MTC{ 203D communications acrossthewhole 

Convenor:RebeccaJones,Dysart& 

• 9:05-I0:20am systemat alllevels.Hearabouta Jones. 

Programs andservices; Technology and numberof actionsthatmight 1119 MTCC206F 

education improveyoursituation.Hearabout 9:05-10:20am 1121 MTCC104A 

AM I TOOOLDTO LEARN? the measurable improvements in Assessment; Collections andresources 9:05-10:20am 

COMPUTERLITERACY moraleandresultsinthework- COLLECTIONASSESSMENT Collections andresources 

TRAININGFORSENIORS place.TheMississauga Library AND iNVENTORYAT EFFECTIVEBOOKCAREAND 

iN THEPUBLICLIBRARY System's "Two-wayCommunication"TORONTOPUBLICLIBRARY REPAIRTECHNIQUES 

SETTING. programwill bepresentedanddis- SusanCaron,Manager, Margaret CindyOskam, BookCareandRepair 

SarahHarrison, Librarian, Training cussed.Formsandexampleswill Henry,Collection Librarians, Collection Specialist, BrodartCanada," librarianto 

Team, JillSparks, LibraryAssistant, beprovided. Development Department, Toronto beannounced. 

TrainingTeam, Burlington Public 


Library. 1117 MTCC104C Keeptoday'sbookslookingbetter 

9:05-10:20am WhathappenswhenNorth andcirculatinglonger!A practical 

Computer literacyisbecomingan Youngadults America'sbusiestpubliclibrary "hands-on"sessioninwhichparessential 

lifeskill,andmanypeo- POPGOESTHELIBRARY with99branchesandastockof ticipantswill learnquick,inexpenpie,especiallyseniors, 

arefeeling SophieBrookover, SeniorTeen over10millionitemsdecidesto sivetechniquesforsimple,effective 

overwhelmedbythenewtechnolo- Librarian, CamdenCountyLibrary, New undertakeanongoingprogramof bookrepairandprotection.All 

gy.JoinBurlingtonPublicLibrary's Jersey. counting,evaluatingandbuilding attendeeswill receiveacompli- 

TrainingTeamto learnhowto upitscollections?Undeterredby mentaryillustratedguideto book 

teachpeoplewhohavenever Doyouknowthedifference thelackof publiclibrarymodels, careandrepairandhaveachance 

touchedacomputer 

feelcom- betweenNASCARandFormula17 TorontoPublicLibrarydevelopedits to win a$100giftcertificatefor 

fortableusingInternet-based Doyouwishyourlibrarydidsome- ownmethodologyusingacombi- supplies. 

resources. Wewill discussour thingto celebratetheOscars?Do nationof technologyandtraditioninstructional 

techniques, thechal- youserveteensbutcan'ttellthe alexpertise.Staffmembers 

lengeswe'vefaced,howourexpe- differenceamongAshlee,Avril, describetheirexperiences andhow 

riencehelpsstaffonthe reference Hilary,andPink?Doyouunder- theprogramthatTorontoPublic 

deskandwhatwe'velearnedfrom standhowfolksonomiesareshap- Libraryhasbeenusingsince2003, 

ourstudents! 

ingthewaywe usepopularon-line canbeadaptedto otherlibraries 

Convenor: JudyHyland,Brampton services likeAmazon.corn andFlickr? largeandsmall. 

PublicLibrary. Motorracing,award shows, Convenor:HeleneGolden, 

celebritygossip,andsocialsoft- SouthernOntarioLibraryService. 

ware,it's all popularculture.Learn 

AndrewNicholson MalcolmBinns SandraKendall Mary'McDiarmid DouglasDavey 

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1122 MTCC203C 

9:05-I0:20am I:it Planning, 1200 MTCC105-106 

-! 

OURWAYFORWARD: 

ANADVOCACYKIT FOR 

ONTARIOFIRSTNATION 

PUBLICLIBRARIES 

ANALL-CONFERENCE PLENARY 

:' 

KanhioteTyendinaga 

KarenLewis,ChiefExecutive Territory Officer, First _ -. '- THESENSEOF 

NationPublicLibrary; DianaDoxtdator, _* _ ° 

Chief 

PublicLibrary; Executive 

DarylNovak,Manager Officer, SixNations 

of 

COMMUNITY INOUR 

Operations, SouthernOntarioLibrary 

Service;ElizaTru, 

Advisor-First Nation,OntarioLibrary LibraryDevelopment CHANGING LANDSCAPE 

5eMce-North. 

Membersof theAdvocacyKit 

Committeewill discuss the issues 

cameacrosswhiledevelopingthe 

andchallenges 

kit.Participants thatthemembers 

of thesessionwilt 

haveanopportunityto viewand 

learnhowto usethematerials 

foundintheAdvocacyKitfor First 

Nationpubliclibraries. Therewill 

alsobeadiscussiononthebroader 

advocacyconcepts, 

Convenor: DarylNovak,Southern 

OntarioLibraryService. 

Glen 

Murray 

AsanurbanstrategistwithAuthentiCityGJenMurrayisbestknown 

for hisvisionto buildculturallydynamicurbancentres.Heinspires 

Canadians to lookat citiesandtownsastheeconomicenginesof the 

countrythatmustbebuiltona_foundation of culture,creativityand 

qualityof place. 

Hisvisionisanchoredin practical andextensivemunicipalexperience 

1123 MTCC201A andfromworkingwithbusinessandunionleadersandinpartnership 

9:05-10:20am 

6ovemment programs andservices 

ServiceOntarioCOMESTOTHE 

PUBLICLIBRARY 

BrianSteves, Manager, 5erviceOntario, 

MinistryofGovernment Services. 

ServiceOntario isanInternet-based 

e-government serviceto connect 

Ontariansto government services 

throughelectronicself-help.Since 

theannouncement of thisnew 

governmentprogramlastyear, 

over70publiclibrarieshaveparticipatedinfourpilotsto 

determinethevalueof 

publiclibraries 

andFirstNationslibrariesas 

agentsfortheprovisionof the 

serviceto thepeopleof theircornmunities.TheMinistryof 

Government Services feelthepilots 

havebeenverysuccessful. The 

findingsthathaveemergedfrom 

thesepilotswillbesharedand 

opinionandreactioninvited. 

Glenwasachampioninthedifficultstruggleto buildWinnipeg's 

withotherlevelsof government: HewasthefirstChairof theBigCity 

MayorsCaucusin2002whilehewasMayorof Winnipeg. Inthat 

capacityheledthecampaignfor newfiscalarrangements for municipalities- 

the NewDealfor Cities. 

MillenniumLibraryandhehas,in recentreports,extolledthepublic 

libraryastheoverlookedanchor,foreconomicandsocialdevelopment.Hislandscape 

isthecommunity.Hissolutionsincludeusall. 

GlenchairstheNationalRoundtableontheEnvironment and 

Economy. Hehasalsocompleteda yearat MasseyCollegeasafellow 

intheFacultyof Architectureat theUniversityofToronto. 

PRECEDED BY 

THEPRESENTATIONOFTHE2006EVERGREENAWARD 

ThewinnerisJOSEPHBOYDENforThree Day Road. 

Hewillbeautographingat EXPO2007at noontoday 

andbespeakingin Session#1300at 2:10p.m. 

AN iNViTATiONTO iFLA2008IN QUEBECCITY 

LOUISCABRAL,ExecutiveDirector/Directeur g_n_ralASTED 

AssociationpourI'Avancement desSciencesetTechniques dela 

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asinstructionsonhowto access thatstudents'educational experi- howteacher-librarians havethe multicultural serviceprovisionat six 

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individualstrengthsandinterests, into "literacyleaders."You,too, theTorontoCensusMetropolitan 

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' GraduateSchoolof Libraryand ties. Examplesof contentinclude AnnHemingway, SteveRokeby, resourcesandservicesto immi- 

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2006EvergreenAward,has suivants• i: loadthemonanintegratedpla!- 

receivedthe RogersWritersTrust • Recueildesmeilleurespra- ' formandthenevaluate- thelast 

FictionPrizeandtheMcNally tiqueset histoiresexemplaires;wordiske_/. 

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YearAwardandhasalsobeen mentorat(mentorat individuel of Guelph. 

shortlistedfortheGovernor mentoratdegroupe); 

General Awardfor Fiction. • LosdGfi spGciaux descollec- 1305 MTCC202B , :i 

tivitGsruraleset isolGes; 2:10-3:25pm i : 

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a Tooth,a collectionof storiesthat entrelementoretlementor6 INFORMATIONLITERACY:,; : 

wasshortlistedfor theUpper elleestaucoeurdetoutpro-ii PROGRAMORPROCESS?il 

CanadaWritersCraftAward. grammedementorat. A REALITYCHECK 

Convenor: AnnHemingway, KarenHunt,Learning 

Services Co-ordinator, 

andResearch 

University of I 

Hisworkhasappearedinpublica- Universityof Ottawa. Winnipeg," M.J.D'Elia,Academicil 

tionssuchasPotpourri,Cimarron 

LiaisonLibrarian, University of GuJIph; 

Review,BluePennyQuarterly, 130:) ICH Oakville MarilynMcDermott, LiaisonLibrari'an," 

, . BlackWarrior, andThePanhandler. 2:10-3:25pm 

Library@mohawk. 

I 

: 

; Hedivideshistimebetween 

Leadership; Innovation 

EYESON THEHORIZON, 

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NorthernOntarioandLouisiana, FEETONTHEGROUND: NEWPROFESSIONAL AWARDi 

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Generously supportedby' Universityof NewOrleans. StephenHeppell, heppell.net. :" 

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K!ngdom'sUltrala bringsmore 

usedfrequentlyandubiquitously, 

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inspirationwithhisdaringvisionsi assumptionthatit is understood 

N_ Book ,_Ic_ 

Convenor: BarbaraLove,Kingston of education, technologyandthe: homogeneously inthe library 

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i FrontenacPublicLibrary. magicintheirpartnership. 

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72 :

world.Comechallengethe 1307 aTCC 201C guage, increaseyour.understandingprivate,publicandnot-for-profit 

assumptionthatinformationlitera- 2:10-3:25pm of visualtraditionsfromaroundthe funders, localactorsandbookstooJ 

cyis,orcanbe,definedinastan- Users; Collections andresources," world,and,afterseeingtheirsig- Convenor: AnneMarieHeckman, 

dardizedway.Wewillexplorethe Reference andresearch," ManagementnificanceinJapanesemedia,you'll StratfordPublicLibrary. 

prosandconsinherentinattempt- HOWDOESYOURCEOUSE neverthinkof nosebleeds thesame 

ingto structureinformationliteracy YOURHOSPITALLIBRARY'/ wayagain! 1311 MTCC104B 

aroundaprogrammodel,andthe MaryMcOiarmid, Manager, Library Convertor: RandyJarvis,Picketing 2:10-3:25pm 

prosandconsinherent ina more Service, MalcolmBinns,Statistician, PublicLibrary. Programs andservices; Marketing 

process-oriented approach. Itwill TheRotmanResearch 

Baycrest CentreforGeriatricCare," 

Institute, 

ROUNDTABLE 

unearthpressuressteeringus 5andraKendall, Director, Library 1309 MTCC206D SUCCESSFUL INITIATIVES 

towardsonepathovertheother. 

Thesessionisnotaboutwhatisor 

Services, MountSinaiHospital. 2:10-3:25pm ON A SHOESTRINGBUDGET 

Communities," Partnerships; NetworkingDonnaBright,ChiefExecutive Officer, 

isn'tworkingintermsof actualIL Littleresearchasexaminedthe COLLECTINGPARTNERS CobourgPublicLibrary; JaneDiamanti, 

offerings, rather,it ismeanto lift informatio needsof chiefexecu- FORCOLLECTIONS ChiefExecutive Officer, HaltonHills 

ourheadsfromthedrawingboard, tiveofficersinhospitalsandthe JanetWoodbridge, 

Branches, Windsor 

Manager, 

PublicLibrary; 

South 

Beth 


let goofurgencies, andengage,as sourcesusedbythemto facilitate Whitney, Co-ordinator, Collections Cometo thisexcitingroundtable 

.-," 

libraryscholars, in anopenand 

healthydebate, 

decision-making. Herearefindings 

froma researchstudythatidenti- 

Management, LondonPublicLibrary. wherelibrariescansharetheirsuccessful 

initiatives. Thefocusis on 

Convenedandmoderatedby tiesthehospitalCEO'sreasonsfor Librarycollectionspresenta won- smallto medium-sized libraries 

AwardwinnerMelanieBoyd, seekinginformationandhisorher deffulopportunityto reflectyour withrelativelysmallbudgets. 

AcademicLiaisonLibrarian, feelingsandthoughtsabouthe individualcommunities. Partnering Sessions ledbylargerlibrariesare 

Universityof Guelph. 

process.The sessionwill informthe withsocialserviceagenciesallows interesting, butveryoftenthe 

\ hospital librarianaboutbestprac- librariesto bringcommunity activitiesarebeyondtheabilityof 

1306 MTCC206B ticeinprovidingserviceto theCEO. expertsintothe library.Loca!busi- smallerlibrariesdueto lackof 

\ 

2:10-3:25pm 

Convenor: SusanHendricks, 

nessesandhistoricalgroupscan resources. Thisisintendedto be 

\ Digitalcollections LakeridgeHealthCorporation. providecollectionknowledgeand veryparticipatory. Comewithsam- 

-_MAP IT! ON-LINE 

resourcefunding.Learn.how piesof yourpromotionalmaterials, 

MAPPINGSERVICES 1308 MTCC104A WindsorandLondonPublic adescriptionof theactivity,infor- 

ANDYOURLIBRARY 2:10-3:25pm Librarieshaveattractedcommunity mationonitssuccess, etc. 

AndrewNicholson, GIS/Data Librarian, Graphicnovels andbusinesspartnersto enhance Convenor: KatherineA.Seredynska, 

University ofTorontoatMississauga. SLY,VIOLENCEAND theircollections. RegionofWaterlooLibrary. 

NOSEBLEEDS: 

Convenor: ArleneMarls,Chatham- 

On-linemappingWebsiteshave UNDERSTANDINGCULTURAL KentPublicLibrary. 1312 ICH BallroomA 

dramaticallychangedthewaypeo- DIFFERENCESIN COMICS 2:10-3:25pm 

pieusemaps.Fromlocatingan AND GRAPHICNOVELS 1310 ICH Humber Reading andliteracy; Programs and 

address to planninga roadtrip,on- DouglasDavey, Chi/dren'sand Youth 2:10-3:25pm services 

linemappingtoolsnowofferan Advocate, HaltonHillsPublicLibrary. Communication; Programs andservices,BOOKBUZZ:ON-LINE2417 

incrediblearrayof community 

Reading andliteracy 

VIRTUALREJIDINGCLUBS 

informationandgeographicknowl- Comicsandgraphicnovelsemploy PRODUCEYOUROWN ANDWHATWE'VELF_RNED 

edgeaboutheworld.Getan visualanguage,which,likespoken LIBRARYTV SHOWS: ABOUTTHEM 

overviewoftheseon-linemapping orwrittenlanguage, is subjectto LITERACYINA BOX Catherine AuYeung, Manager, 

,tools,includinghowalibrarycan culturaldifference. Thispresenta- BrendaWilson,Head,YoungAdult& Research &Reference, SandraGomall, 

'takeadvantageof themto best tionintroducestheconceptof visu- Children's Services, Cornwall Public WebLibrarian, SheilaDalton,Moderator, 

referusersandpromotetheirserv- allanguage, andhowthestan- Library. BookBuzz,TorontoPublicLibrary. 

icesto awiderpublic, 

dardsandtraditionsof different 

Convenor:CarolineStewart, culturesvaryfromandinfluence A practicalW5sessionfor public Anon-linebookclubleavesnoone 

SenecaCollege. oneanother.Attendancewill librariesto produceliteracy-driven out.it letsreaderstalkabout 

improveyourunderstandingofthe IV programsin partnershipwith books2417,includingthosewho 

practiceandhistoryofvisuallan- theirlocalcommunityTVstation, livefarwayfromlibrarybuildings. 

JanetWoodbridge CatherineAuYeung SheilaDalton BethJefferson GregSennema 

1309 1312 1312 1315,1902 1318,1912 

a LeaRninG space In wHICH TO expanD THe EmaGinaTion 73

It'salsoanexcellent forumforonlinereader'sadvisory. 

Joinusto 

We'veborrowedthe ideaof a 

charrettefromthedesignand 

BORROWING 

tingupandrunningTorontoPublic seemsideallysuitedto thecha!,- 

PRIVILEGES Library'sfirston-linebookclub, lengeof mappingoutthe "next 

learnabouthechallengesof set-' planningcommunities - since 

whichincludesablogandanopen generation"of ourlibrarieson-line 

1314 ICHBallroom B forum,aswellasanauditorium publicaccesscatalogues...ordis- 

2:10-3:25pm 

chatfunctonforon- neprogram- !i coven/environments.., atopicthat 

Innovation; Bestpractices ming.Topicsincludeservice, hasbeenreceivingconsiderable 

staffing,marketing, facilitatingand attention(sparkingconsiderable 

DESIGNING 

technical issues, aswellasconsid" debate)recently, i: 

erationof problemsuniqueto on, 

_KU_._H_NNI,,L linebookdiscussion. A charretteisanintensive, coilabo- :, 

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES: Convenor: BramptonPublicLibrary. 

MaureenO'Connor, 

BRIDGING 

OFF-LINE SERVICE DELIVERY 

ENVIRONMENTS ,,. ICHBallroom B timeframe. 

ScottStirton 

al rativecreativeprocessakinto brainstorming thatis usedby visudesignprofessionals 

THE0N-LINEAND to develop 

1,,, Withdrawn solutionsto a share designproblemwithinatightlyconstrained 

2:10-3:25pm 

Innovation," Bestpractices 

thishighlyinteractive, Andthat'sjustwhat doublesessionwill 

offerparticipantsthe 

BORROWING 

DESIGNINGCROSS- PRIVILEGES focusof opportunityto discussionfromtheinade- 

do(asweshift_:the 

Vice-President, Strategy, BankofMontreal CHANNELCUSTOMER quaciesof currentcatalogsto_envi- 

EXPERIENCES: BRIDGING sioningsolutionsforthefuture.) 

BanksinNorthAmericahaverecentlyreturnedto theideaof the THEON-LINEAND OFF-LINE 

SERVICEDELIVERY We'llbreaktheexistingOPACinto 

branchasthecornerstoneofretailbanking.Branchesarebeing 

transformed intostoresinsteadof transactioncentresandare 

ENVIRONMENTS parts- andassigneachgroupone:: 

drawingonallvarietiesof retailformatsintheprocess: fromfast Scott5tirton,VicePresident, Strategy, areato focuson... whetherit be 

BankofMontreal. 

thesearchinputinterface, the : 

foodoutletsto massivediscountcentres.Yetheavyinvestments Fordetails,seeboxat left. searchresultspage,orthe presenintheon-lineexperiencealsoremainacriticalelementof 

a 

tationof anindividualrecord.... 

bank'sabilityto deliverthekindof personalized, always-on _ NEXT 

productsandservicesthatcustomersarelookingfor. Theparallelswithlibrariesaremany,aswe- likethebanks- _ GENERATION CATALOGUE enceneeded.Justopinionsabout'_ 

Don'tworry...No"design"experithe 

kindsof experiences thatwork 

struggleto keepabreastof changingservicede!iveryoptionsand 

expectations. Scottwill discusstrends,andsharethoughtson 

1315 ICHNiagara inthedesignof searchanddiscov- 

optimizingthepatron'sexperience ina multi-channel environ- Supported by : eryapplicationsof onesortor 

ment,balancingin-personagainstself-servicealternatives, and usability _matters 

• 

another.Participantswill 

edwithavarietyof toolselectronic 

beprovid, 

branchservicesagainston-linedeliverymechanisms. 2:10-5:00pmDOUBLESESSION andotherwise..,withwhichito 

Innovation," Technology trends documentandsharetheirideas. 

ScottStirtonwasafinancialanalystwithMorganStanley. and OVERTOYOU!A PARTICIPAhasheldpositionsincorporatestrategyfor 

CentricaNorth TIVEDESIGNCHARRETTE Afterlunch,Inthesecondsession, 

Americandmostrecentlythe Bankof Montrealwhereheis FOROURNEXTGENERATION eachgroupwill receiveI0 minutes 

VicePresident of Strategy. CATALOGUE,PART1 to presentheirthoughtsbackto 

Developed by Facilitator:TerryCostantino, thegroupasa whole. 

Convenor:SoniaLewis,CEO, _ Principal andInformationArchiiect, 

Kitchener PublicLibrary,OLATreasurer _ UsabilityMatters. Thesecondsessionbeginsat 3:45. 

i 

' 

ChristyBranston LitaBarrie MarcJulien Dr.LesleyM.Soden KathyCowan 

1319 1320,1416 1322 1324 1326 

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Seesessionumber1401.Advance tentto theirWebsites.Whilethere theLibraryis usingthiseasy-to-usevatesandexcites.Experience the 

registrationreq_Jired. Limitedto 60. aremanysolutionsavailable, this producto offerinteractivepro- ClassroomJeopardygamesystem 

set-up,andcustomizeWordPress, on-linebookclub,summereading Convenor: CynthiaArcher, 

LIBRARIANSHIP anopensourcesolutionthathas andyouthactivityspace. UniversityLibrarian, YorkUniversity 

__) 

AS A PROFESSION anactiveusercommunityamong Convenor:GregSmith,St. Libraries. 

sessionwilldescribehowto 

librariesandbeyond. 

install, grammingfor 

CatharinesPublicLibrary. 

youth,suchasan andhowit canenrichyourlibrary. 

1316 MTCC203D Convenor:MarianDoucette, 1323 ICHGrenadier 

2:10-3:25pm Countyof Huron,ITDivision. 1321 iCH Ontario 2:10-3:25pm 

Career development 2:10-3:25pm Planning; Information literacy; Culture, 

CREATIVEENTREPRENEUR- 1319 MTCC201D Users; Techno/ogy andeducation Canadian 

SHIP:THEOPPORTUNITIES 2:10-3:25pm PRACTICALUSABILITY ENTERINGTHE 

IN A WORLDFULLOF Information literacy; 6amesand RESEARCHTIPS: NORTHERNFRONTIER 

CHALLENGES gaming GETTINGUSERSTOTHEIR MaggiePerquin, Teacher-Librarian, Rick 

KimSilk,President, Brightsai/; Stan DIGITALGAME-BASED TARGETCONTENT HansenPublicSchool, Thames Valley 

Skrzeszewsk_ Entrepreneur and LEARNINGAND DarleneFichter, DataLibraryCo-ordina-DistrictSchool Board. 

Philosopher Practitioner; Allison INFORMATIONLITERACY tor,University ofSaskatchewan. 

Standen, Partner, Convergent Library ChristyBranston, LiaisonLibrarian for 

Canada'sArcticisafrontierready 

Technologies IncandVPBusiness Economics &6ovemment Information, Learnaboutfivetypesof naviga- forbravesoulswillingto build 

Development, WebC/arity Software. Information Services andResources, tionalpagesthatimproveusersuc- readingliteracy.Nunavutisin atit- 

University ofWaterlooLibrary. cessandhowto buildthem.See eracycrisis.Teaching information 

Explorethewaysto channelyour examplesof thepagesandwalk literacyskillsto thestaffandstucreativeideas, 

informationskills, Digitalgame-based learningand throughsitesandcollectively ana- dentsinonecommunity required. 

experience andknowledgeinto theuseof videogamesininstruc- lyzethetechniques inaction.New useof uniqueresourcesandproentrepreneurial 

activity,bothasan tionhaverecentlyemergedin researchondesigningfor thescent gramming. Sharethestoriesof one 

individualworkingindependently areasof academic research. Learn of informationhasdearlyidentified bravepioneer teacher-librarian who 

oraspartof ateamwithinan howgame-based learningtheory threeindicators of whenasite spenta yearestablishing thefirst 

organization. Beingalibraryentre- canbeeffectivelyappliedto infor- designwillfail.Learnto spotthese elementaryschoolibraryprogram. 

preneurisnotanoxymoron, mationprograms. Topicsto bedis- indicatorsonyourownsiteand Convenor: PetraSmith,York 

Creativentrepreneurship canbe cussedwill includegame-based pinpointwhenuserslosescent. CatholicDistrictSchoolBoard. 

usedfor bothpersonal andsocial learningtheory,gamedesign,and Takeawaynewdesignideasthat 

gain.Librariansarestillwell-posi- implementation strategies, canmakeyoursiteworkbetterfor 1324 MTCC206E 

tionedforworlddomination.We Convenor: SandraHodgson, yourusers. 2:10-3:25pm 

justdon'tknowit. researcher. Convenor: GallRichardson, Curriculum andlearning," Reference and 

Convenor: JackieMcFarlane, 

OshawaPublicLibrary. 1320 MTCC104C 

OakvillePublicLibrary. research 

PRESENTATIONSKILLS 

2:10-3:25pm 1322 MTCC201F CONFERENCEFOR 

1318 ICHKingsway Teens andtechnology 2:10-3:25pm STUDENTS@YOURLIBRARY 

2:10-3:25pm IFYOU CAN'TBEAT'EM, Technology andeducation," 6amesand 61oriaWhyte, CurriculumLeader, 

B/ogging JOIN'EM: gaming," Reading andliteracy Library, JohnSlute,Curriculum Leader, 

LIBRARYBLOGS HOWYOUCAN GETYOUR THISIS JEOPARDY:USING Communications, Marc6ameau 

Collegiate Institute,TorontoDistrict 

USINGWORDPRESS YOUTHPROGRAMSON-LINE TECHNOLOGYAND GAMING School Board;Dr.Les/ey Soden, profes- 

6regSennema, Electronic Services LiraBattle,YouthServices Teen ATYOURSCHOOLLIBRARY siona/speaker andpresentation skills 

Librarian, WilfridLaurierUniversity. Librarian, HamiltonPublicLibrary. MarcJulien,Teacher-Librarian, Tomken coach. 

RoadMiddleSchool, PeelDistrict 

Aslibrariesconsiderhowto 

mentWeb2.0technologies on 

imple- Aspartofthe 

munityportalproject,the 

myhamilton.ca 

Hamilton 

com- Schoo/Board. Doyourstudentsgiveexcellent 

presentations? Ifso,don'tstop 

theirWebsites,manywillconsider PublicLibrary_ acquiredcollabora- Spiceupyourbookclubsand here.Ifyouhavefoundthatstubloggingsoft_vareasaneffective 

tion spaceapplicationswith libraryreadingprogramsusing dentsdonotgetenoughformal 

wayto communicate andaddcon- MicrosoftSharePoint. Findouthow interactivetechnologywhichcapti- 

JudyHalpern MaureenCasey SharonMills ElysePike ShirleyLewis 

1327 1328 1328,1811 1405 1406 

a LeaRninG space in WHICH TO expanD THe imaGznaTzon 75

trainingingivingeffectivepresentations,thenthissessionisforyou. 

Learnhow GIoriaand Johnworked 

withDr.LesleySodenfrom 

Toastmasters to developa Student 

Presentations Conference for Grade 

10studentswhichincluded: har- 

nessingthepowerof inghowto organizefora story,learn- purpose 

•andwinoveranaudience, developinganeffectivepresentation 

styleandturningPowerPoint from 

"powerpointless" to aneffective -" 

presentation tool. 

Convenor: Jo-AnneLaForty, Toronto 

DistrictSchoolBoard. 

Branch out and try newthings. 

Tryoursmart 

and simple 

ac_u.,si.iO n4 ' 'L' 

ordering 

system 

for 

Public 

1325 ICH HighPark We . 

2:10-3:25pm 

are 

Advocacy 

ADVOCATINGFORSUPPORT: 

nroud 

A TWO-PRONGEDAPPROACH 

SharonArmstrong, HeadofLibrary, 

to be 

NorthParkCoflegiate, GrandErie 

DistrictSchool Board;MarshaSkrypuch, 

the official 

author," HelaineBecker, author. 

Visit booth 

sponsorand 

Learnpractical strategiesonlobbyingsupportforschoolibrarieswith 

Lll'll_i-i,_- _: sUpplie-iof 

¢- 

twofreshapproaches: onefroma for an the 200"/OLA 

teacher-librarian whohasbeenon _ " _ _ " • 

herlocalfederationCollective " 

BargainingCommitteeandwho demol " .Fc 

knowsthatcreatingpartnerships 

betweenteacher-librarians andfederationrepresentatives 

iscrucialto 

obtainingsupportinglanguagein 

collectiveagreements at thelocal 

level,andsecondly, fromtwochildren'sauthorswhohavebeen 

heavilyinvolvedinadvocatingfor 

adequately-funded andstaffed 

school 

willofferhands-onstrategies, 

handouts, step-by-stepackages 

andlocally-developed documents. 

Convenor: PamWilsonMcCormick, 

GrandErieDistrictSchoolBoard. 

libraries.Bothpresentations u _ir ii 

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CaryDaniel JimFord IslaJordan JulieMcKenna KatherineBall : 

1407 1407 1408 1408 1409 i 

76 OLa supeRconFeRence 2007

1326 MTCC206F 1328 MTCC202A 1403 MTCC104D 

2:10-3:25pm 2:10-3:25pm 3:45-5:00pm 

Leadership," Planning; Partnerships Management Video 

LITERACY,LEADERSHIP NUTSAND BOLTSOF DECONSTRUCTINGTHE 

AND SCHOOLLIBRARIES SECONDARYSCHOOL MOVIEMACHINE9 

KathyCowan, Superintendent of LIBRARYMANAGEMENT 1400 FionaDenzey, DougAtkinson, CVS, Inc. 

Education, TimGauntley, ProgramCo- SharonMills,Instructional Leader, Maintenant session629 

ordinator, LibraryandLearning MaureenCasey, ACLLibrary, EtobicokeLundi,3h45/Thursday3:45pm FionaandDoughavebeenSuper 

Resources, TorontoDistrictSchool Collegiate Institute, TorontoDistrict LIRE:POURUNETHERAPIE Conferencestalwartsfor yearsas 

Board. 

School Board. DE L'IMAGINAIRE thenumberonthistitleattests. 

READING:THERAPYFOR CVShavebeensponsorsof the 

Teacher-librarians playa keyrolein Areyounewto schoolibraries? THEIMAGINATION openingWelcomePartyfor almost 

influencingandmodelingeffective DoyoufindthatdailymanagementEnfran_ais.Simultaneous transla- aslong.Theyareindeedbig 

literacyfocusedinstructional prac- issuesaretakinguptoo muchof tionin English. friends.Inthissession, theyreturn 

ticesforteachercolleagues. Aswell yourvaluableprogramtime?Here withanotherentertainingtourof 

teacher-librarians shouldbeinstrumentalinsupportingthe'at 

risk' 

ishelp!Secondary style! 

Convenor: JitkaHorton,Toronto 

_ NEXT 

GENERATION 

thehighoctanevideoscurrently 

perceivedaschildren'smaterials. 

learnerfromthejunior,intermedi- ateandseniordivisions. DistrictSchoolBoard. _ CATALOGUE Enjoyasamplingof theyear'sbest 

Superintendents andprincipals 

andworstoverthetraditionalpopneedto 

structuretheirschoolsand 1401 ICH Niagara 

Continuationof Session1315 

cornandlollipops. 

familyofschoolsto highlightand 

Innovation," Values andvision 1404 ICH BallroomA 

supportheworkoftheteacher- THECHARREII'lrEPART2 3:45-5:00pm 

librarianthroughPLCgroupsand Whathavewe comeupwithin our Collections 

focusedprofessional development, charrette?Wherewouldwego DEWEYDIVASTALKUP 

Convenor: AnnPerez, Toronto fromhere?Wherecanwegofrom NEWSPRINGBOOKS 

DistrictSchoolBoard. here?Youmusthavebeenpartof FORCHILDREN 

1327 MTCC206A Session1315to takepart. Maureen Johnson, Scholastic Canada; 

Rosalyn Steele, H.B.Fennand 

2:10-3:25pm Collections andresources; Curriculum 

_ Company," AnneStevens, TundraBooks. 

LITERATURE:DUCTTAPEFOR andlearning; Reading andliteracy _ THEFORESTOF 

THESCIENCECURRICULUM 

newcropof excitingspringrecom- 

JudyHalpern, Educational Consultant, 1402 MTCC206B mendations foryourusers.Hear 

TheMagic Suitcase Inc. 3:45-5:00pm ourpicksforthe bestchildren's 

Authorsandwriting 

picturebooks,YAfictionandnon- 

Exploresuperbpicturebooksthat THEREDMAPLEAWARD fiction,andbooksfor reluctant 

promotescientificandvisualitera- WINNER2006 readers.Greatfor reader'sadvisory, 

cyfortheelementarygrades. 

KennethOppel, authorofSkybreaker.collectiondevelopment, children's 

Determinewhichbook shouldbe 

programmingandanylibrarian 

incirculationat yourschoolto Oppelisthefirstauthorto winthe workingwithchildren. 

ignitetheinnerscientistsinyour 

awardtwicein arow.Hehasclear- Convenor: BillZambusi,Whitehots. 

staffandstudentsalike.Discover 

lyfoundthe measureof hisyoung 

titlessuitablefor everyonefromthe 

readersandisfilledwithenergyfor 

reluctantto theavidreader,some 

theexperience. Hearhisthoughts 

speciallyappealingto boys. 

onhisaudienceandonhiswriting. 

Convenor: AndreaBrozyna, Toronto 

Convenor: PeterBonk,Smithfield 


MiddleSchool,TorontoDistrict 

SchoolBoard. 

AnneKaay PeterZimmerman RobinSakowski PaulTakala PatriciaMoore 

1409 1409 1410 1413 1415,1909 

a LeaRninG space in WHICH TO expanD THe ImaGinaTion 77

1405 MTCC206A teefism.ExLibris& Friendsenrich Practical experienceaswellas : academiclibraries.Fornewprofes- 

3:45-5:00pm 

theirlibrarycommunities acrossthe management literatureandtheory sionals•without a backgroun&in 

Collaboration," Information literacy country.Comeandseehow! willshowhowuser-centred service education, theprospectof teaching 

KEEPINGPACE: 

assessment canbeusedto imple- informationliteracysessionscanbe 

HEALTHINFORMATION 1407 MTCC201B mentchangeandbolstertradition- daunting.Comelearnaboutpracti- 

PRESCRIPTIONPROJECT 3:45-5:00pm aldecisionmaking, calstrategiesfor preparingto 

ElysePike,HealthSciences Librarian, Metadata; Planning," Technical services Convenor: SairaMall,Seneca teachinformationliteracysessions. 

MarySolomon, GreyBruceHealth CODOCTOLC:THELONG College. Thesessionwill offerabalanceof 

Services; LindaBumstead, Bruce-Grey AND WINDINGROAD . theorywithanecdotal andpractical" 

OwenSoundHealthUnit. JimFord,CaryDaniel,Cataloguing 1409 ICH Kingsway adviceontopicssuchaslearning 

Librarians, University of Western 3:45-5:00pm aboutpedagogyandputtingit into_: 

Becomingaself-manager of your Ontario. Collections andresources; Finance practice, developinginformationlit-i 

healthisthefuturedirectionof 

BUSTINGBUDGETBARRIERS eracytools,anddevelopingyour 

healthcare.Self-management cre- Thinkingof movingawayfrom Katharine Ball,Business Administration, teachingstyle. 

atesa demandfor credible, acces- CODOC?Lookingfor aplaceto HumanKinetics, AnneKaay,Social" Convenor:HeatherGlerum, 

siblehealthinformation. It empha- go?Isadventuretravelyourideaof Sciences Librarian, PeterZimmerman,UniversityofToronto. 

sizesthesupportof healthyliving a goodtime?Lookingfor agood HeadofInformation Services, Leddy 

asa communityresponsibility. The traveladvisor?Fouryearsago Library, University of Windsor. 1411 MTCC206D 

HealthInformationPrescription WesternLibrariesetoffinto 3:45-5:00pm 

Projectisaprogramdesignedto unchartedwaters, to travelfrom TheLeddyLibraryatthe University Socialsoftware," Bestpractices 

placestrokeinformationincommu- CODOCto LC.Althoughthedesti- ofWindsorecentlycompleteda BESTPRACTICES 

nitylibraries. Theprogramisan nationwasknown,theitinerary projecto developandimplement FORSOCIALSOFTWARE 

enhancement of anexistinglibrary wasself-directed discovery, nota a budgetbasedonanallocation iN LIBRARIES 

pedometer lendingprogramwhich packagedtour.Thissessionwill formula.Thispresentationwill Michael Stephens, Instructor, 

encourages activeliving.Health detailthereasons, plans,pitfalls includediscussionofthecompo- Dominican University. 

informationcapacityis increased andcontinuingissuesweencoun- nentsof theformula,itsapplicabilibyutilizingtheexpertiseof 

the teredandcontinuetOencounter, ty to variousmaterials(e.g.,books, Herearebestpracticesandimple- : 

community librarians, healthsci- Convenor: CynthiaWilliamson, Serials, electronicresources), and mentationstrategiesfor socialsoftenceslibrarian, 

the healthunitand MohawkCollege. the processof monitoringthefor- waresuchasblogs,wikisandIM 

theDistrictStrokeCentrestaff.This mulaoveritsfirstyearof imple- inlibraries.Getpractical take 

sessionis areviewofthiscollabo- 1408 ICH BallroomB mentation.ChaLlenges, areasfor aways,aswellasinformationon 

rativeprograminruralGreyand 3:45-5:00pm reviewandfuturedevelopment will wherelibrariesaregoingwith 

BruceCounties. Assessment becovered, socialsoftwareandWeb2.0, 

Convenor: PatJohnson,Children's ASSESSMENTSTRATEGIES Convenor:CarolineStewart, includingthebenefitsof creatin'g 

Hospitalof EasternOntario. FORLIBRARYSERVICES SenecaCollege. communityviaconversations. It'will 

JulieMcKenna, Services Assessment 

bebasedonMichaelStephens' 

1406 MTCC202A Librarian, University ofRegina; Isla 1410 ICH Ontario ALALibraryTechnology reporton 

3:45-5:00pm 

Jordan, Systems Librarian, Carleton 3:45-5:00pm thesametopic. :_ ': ii 

Friends 

University Library. 

Information literacy 

Convenor:ChristineBrown, 

WITHA LITTLEHELP INFORMATIONLITERACY WaterlooPublicLibrary. 

FROMMY FRIENDS Assessment is criticalforunder- AND THENEWLIBRARIAN: 

PeggyHiscock, PastPresident, Friends standinghowwellthe libraryis PREPARINGTOTEACH, , 

ofCanadian Libraries; ShirleyLewis, meetingusers'desiresandneeds. LEARNINGTO LEARN 

PastPresident, ExLibris. 

Anassessment strategyfor library RobinSakowski, Reference Librarian, 

services, therelationship between Augustana Faculty Library, University of 

Whatdofriendsof librariesand standardsandassessment, anda Alberta.. 

retiredlibrarianshaveincommon? selectionof toolsandtechniques 

Loveof libraries, passionfor library to implementyourlibraryassess- Informationliteracyisbecoming 

historyandtruespiritofvolun- meritprogramwillbediscussed, thesingle-most focusedeffortof 

ShaunaClinning CameronKnight NickWesson EmmaDuncan AnitaBrooksKirkland 

1416 1418 1418 1419 1421 :! 

78 OLa sUPeR conFeRence 200;

1412 MTCC104B explorekeyconsiderations when 1415 ICHHalton incorporating the40 

3:45-5:00pm implementinga ContentManage- 3:45-5:00pm "Developmental Assets"for ado- 

Technical services 

mentSystem. Staffromthe Preservation; Web2.0 

]escents. Thesecomponentswill 

ILS,THENEXTGENERATION: HamiltonPublicLibrarywill share ROUNDTABLE: includethechallenges increating 

MODULARITYAND theirexperienceandoutlinechal- LET'STALK space,deliveringprogramming, 

OUTWARDINTEGRATION lengeswithimplementation includ- PRESERVATION2.0 

networkingwithcommunitypart- 

KarenCalhoun, Senior Associate ingtechnicalpitfallsto avoid,train- PatficiaMoore, Information Systems & nersandtheday-to-dayissuesin 

University Librarian forInformation ing,usabilityandeditorial standards. Technology Librarian, University'6f libraryyouthservices. 

Technology andTechnical Services, Convenor: BernardMusoni,Logitek Saskatchewan. 

Convenor: SharonYates,Oakville 

Cornell University. TechnologyLtd. 

Socialsoftware,blogging,wiki,and 


Explorethefutureofthe integrated 1414 ICHWellington otheradhocauthoringenviron- 1417 MTCC201A 

librarysystemandtherolesof e- 3:45-5:00pm mentsprovidesomeuniquethai- 3:45-5:00pm 

resourcemanagement systems, Digitalcollections," Digitalservices lengesfor preservation. Howwill Statistics andsurveys 

metasearch, linkresolvers, portals, INSOURCINGFORFUNAND thecurrentsocialdiscoursebe MINING YOURMETRICS: 

digitalcollectiondeliveryplatforms PROFIT:BRINGING recorded?Discusshowwecan EFFECTIVELYUSING 

andstandards. Thisintroduction DiGiTiZATiONIN-HOUSE capture,snapshot, preserve, and STATISTICSiN 

andoverviewfromanimplementer/WilliamWueppeimann, Electronic documentbodiesof knowledge A PUBLICLIBRARY 

projectmanager/library decision Systems Specialist, Canadiana.org. andcommunities of practiceand Margaret Mitchell, Director, Qualityand 

makerisintendedto encourage 

discourse theartifactswhicharein FacilitiesManagement, MariaForte, 

discussionandcollaboration inthe Startingadigitizationprojectcan constant flux.Thisisaroundtable Supervisor, Rebecca Faber, Branch 

library/vendor community, becomplicated. Outsourcing isone brainstorming session.Comepre- Librarian, Beacock Branch, London 

Convenor: JenniferCyr,Conestoga wayto getstartedquickly,butcan paredto shareanddiscussideas. PublicLibrary. 

College. 

becostlyandmaymeansacrificing Convenor:MarciaSalmon, York 

somecontrolovertheprocessand University. Examinewhylibrariesneedto col- 

1413 MTCC203D finalproduct.WhenCanadiana.org led statistics. Determinewhat 

3:45-5:00pm starteditsEarlyCanadianaOnline 1416 MTCC206F typesof statisticshouldbecoiled- 

Management 

digitizationpilotproject, it out- 3:45-5:00pm edandhowto usemetricsatvari- 

EMPOWERINGPUBLIC sourcedalmosteverything. Today, it Bestpractices; Youngadults ouslevelsof organizational need, 

SERVICEON YOURWEBSiTE doesmosthingsinternally, result- DEVELOPMENTALASSETS suchaswitha Director,Branch 

THROUGHA CONTENT ingin betterefficiency, higherqual- AND YOUTH:HOW 

Supervisor andBranchLibrarian. 

MANAGEMENTSYSTEM ity,andmorecontroloverthefinal LIBRARIESCANGIVE LondonPublicLibrary'sBalanced 

DarcyGlidden, Manager, Fiction, product.Thispresentation isabout TEENSTHETOOLSTHEY ScorecardMetricsapproachisused 

Popular 

Collections, 

Materials 

PaulTakala, 

andSpecial 

Manager of 

thepracticalconsiderations of NEEDTOSUCCEED! asa methodthatleadstopositive 

Electronic Services, HamiltonPublic buildinganin-housedigitization ChristineDalgetty, YouthServices actionplansto improvethedeliv- 

Library. 

infrastructure, whetherfromscratch Librarian, Burlington PublicLibrary; elyof servicesandtheefficiencyof 

orfromanexistingoutsourced ShaunaClinning, TeenServices 

Librarian, OakvillePublicLibrary; Lita 

operations. 

Convenor: BethRoss,Huron 

ContentManagement Systems 

enablethesecuredistributionof 

operation. Itwill drawfrom 

Canadiana.org's experiences with 

Barrie, YouthServices Librarian, 

HamiltonPublicLibrary. 

CountyLibrary. 

Webcontentwithoutrequiring EarlyCanadianaOnlineindevelopknowledgeof 

HTMLforWeb ingtheneededinfrastructure and Manylil_rarieshaverealizedthe 

authors.Properly implemented, expertise, gapsinlibraryserviceto youthand 

ContentManagement Systems Convenor: SusanGreaves, Queen's arenowaddressingthem.ThissesenableyourlibraryWebsiteto 

University. sionwill providelibrarystaffwith 

moveinnewdirectionsandenable 

the buildingblocksto provide 

contentdevelopment to bemore 

responsive to serviceneeds.This 

exemplaryserviceto youthby 

programwill providea primeron 

contentmanagement andthen 

HettySmeathers JamieA.Groh JohannaLawlerandElizabethGolden ChrisPrefontaine 

1422 1423 1424 1426 

a LeaRninG space In WHICH TO expand THe ImaGinaTion 79

1418 MTCC201C 1420 ICHHumber 1422 MTCC201F arrivalsinCanada.Hereareways 

3:45-5:00pm 3:45-5:00pm 3:45-5:00pm to enhancelibrarycollections in 

History, Library 

Digitalservices; Children 

Information literacy; Reading andliteracyschoolsto meethe needsof these 

THEPUBUCLIBRARY KIDS'SPACE:DESIGNINGA PROMOTINGSTUDENT ,, studentsandtheirteachers. ; 

IN ONTARIO:THREE WEBSITEWITHCHILDREN LITERACYTHROUGH Convertor: WendaTulloch, 

19THCENTURYMODELS SheilahO'Connor, 6atewayLibrarian,SCHOOLLIBRARY 

Hamilton-Wentworth District _ 

Cameron Knight, LocalHistory Kids'SpaceGateway Project, Toronto INITIATIVES SchoolBoard. 

Librarian, Richmond HillPublicLibrary; PubficLibrary. 

HettySmeathers, HeadofLibrary, St. 

i 

LomeBruce, Archivist, University of JoanofArcCatholicHighSchool, 1424 ICHGrenadier 

i, 

Guelph," NickWesson, AdultServices WhenTorontoPublicLibrary Michael Rosettis, HeadofLibrary, St. 3:45-5:00pm _ 

Librarian, Vaughan PublicLibraries. redesigned itsWebsiteforchildren,kidswereinvolvedfromstart 

AugustineCatholicHighSchool, York 

CatholicDistrictSchool Board. 

Digitalcollections," Information literacy; ;, 

Knowledge management 

Thethreemodelsdescribed inthis to finish.Seehowchildren THERAWAND UNFILTERED!,, 

sessionare:SubscriptionLibrary approachtheon-lineexperience School librarieshaveanessential :: INTERNE THATIS! ,i 

(Newmarket: 1840),Common anddemonstratehowto involve andcentralroleto playin building Johanna Lawler, LizGolden, Elementary 

SchoolPublicLibrary(Variousloca- childreninthe designprocess. As school-wideliteracy.Explorefour' Teacher-Librarians, Greater Essex 

tions:circa1852)andMechanics' well,explorenewtrendsinon-line majorstrategies thatfosterstudent CountyDistrictSchool Board;Tasha 

Institute(Woodbridge: 1880).Each serviceto children, literacy. Maddison, MicroMedia Account, 

speakerwill describethe historical Convenor:MaryBaxter,Georgina 1. Establishing andAddressinga Developer andTrainer, K-12. : 

development of eachmodelwhile PublicLibrary. Continuumof Studies; 

placingit withinitsculturalcon- 2. EngagingStaffinTargeted Learnto cultivatecriticaliteracy 

text. 1421 MTCC104A CollaborativePlanning; skillsinyourstudents. Twoteacher- 

Convenor: LeslieSutherland, 3:45-5:00pm 3. UtilizingAssistiveTechnology; librarianswill showyouhowto' 


Web2.0;Wikis;RSS," Blogging 4. ConnectingBeyondtheLibrary. teachcriticaliteracyskillsandere- 

PUTA BLOGONTHEFIRE Hereisawealthof adaptable, atetheopportunityto develop: 

1419 MTCC201D AND LIGHTTHATWIKI! practical ideasthatwillmotivate theseliteracyskillsinthelibrary 

3:45-5:00pm 

AnitaBrooksKirkland, Library studentsandfosteracultureof throughthe useof eLibrary. Learn 

Advocacy," Community development Consultant, Information Technology schooliteracy, 

to equipstudentswitha newset 

TAKIN'CAREOFBUSINESS: Services, WaterlooRegionDistrict Convenor: MarybethSnyder, of skillswhichwill enablethem:to 

BUILDINGBRIDGESWITH School Board. WaterlooRegionDistrictSchool locate,analyze, evaluateandsyn- 

THEBUSINESSCOMMUNITY Board. thesizethevastamountof up-to- 

EmmaDuncan, Co-ordinator, Business TheReadlWriteWeb,theMeWeb 

dateinformationthatcomesfrom 

&E-Services, Brampton Library. Internet2.0whateveryoucallit, 1423 MTCC104C avarietyof sourcesinthisconnewWeb-based 

technologies are 3:45-5:00pm trolleddatabase. Enlightenyouiself 

Findout howto buildstrongrela- drasticallychangingthewaysocie- Collections andresources," Curriculum withthe knowledgeandability 

tionshipswiththelocalbusiness tyconstructsandinteractswith andlearning; ESLstudents : neededto improvethestudents' 

community. Learnhowpublic knowledge. Is Wikipediato be MANY ROOTS, skillsto goon-lineandbecome 

librariescandevelopinnovative avoidedorembraced?Howdowe MANY VOICES informationmanagers. 

servicesthatarerelevantforthe teachstudentsto evaluatesources JamieA.Groh, Itinerant Teacher- Convenor: SyaVanGeest, Retired, 

businesscommunity, including inawideopenwikiworld?How Librarian, WaterlooRegionDistrict PeelDistrictSchoolBoard. 

newsletters, workshops, book canwe useblogsandwikisto School Board, ElizabethCoelho, 

clubs,remoteaccessdatabasesand motivatestudentsto writeandtalk Student 

Pearson, 

Achievement 

Education Officer,Ministryof 

Officer, Lyle 

muchmore!Partnerships andout- aboutheirlearningin ameaning- Education. 

reachwithlocalbusinessorganiza- fulway?Explorethedynamic 

tionsarealsoakeycomponent to learningopportunitiesofferedby Learnsomekeyapproaches and 

promotingyourlibrary'services, theworldof blogsandwikis,and strategies for supportingstudents 

Convenor:. DonnaBolton-Steele, discoverpracticalstrategies forget- whoarelearningthecurriculumat 

WbitbyPublicLibrary. ringstarted, thesametimeastheyarelearning 

Convenor:DianePapernick, 

TorontoDistrictSchoolBoard. 

English,andwhomayberecent 

IsabelleMoreau JulieRodrigue RevaCooper HelenKatz MichaelWhite 

1427 1427 1801,1901 1802 1803 

80 OLa sUPeR conFeRence 2007

ISSUES 

_ SSOCIATION _ ABFO_, DIX ANS 

1425 MTCC206A 1427 MTCC203A 

3:45-5:00pm 15h45-17h ANNUAL MEETINGS 

Reading andliteracy," Censorship RECHERCHE: 

SELECTIONVSCENSORSHIP: SlTES.TRUCSETASTUCES 1501 MTCC 206F 5:15pm 

BUILDINGCRITICAL 

LITERACY 

IsabelleMoreau, Analyste-rechechiste; 

JulieRodrigue, Coordonnatrice, #quipe 

ONTARIO PUBLIC 

PeggyThomas, Centrally Assigned 

Teacher-Librarian, TorontoDistrict 

Recherche etVeiile,Caisseded6pdtet 

placement duOu#bec, Service d'infor- 

LIBRARYASSOCIATION 

A_N_b_&L _J_E_'_MN6 

School Board," Mari/ynWillis, marion. Presiding: KARENMcGRATH,President 2006. 

Instructional Coordinator, PeelDistrict 

School Board; AlanCumyn, PEN Presentation dediverstrucsde 

Allof thedramatichangeshappeninginthe 

Canada, TessKalinowski, TorontoStar," recherchevouspermettantdemax- 

OntariopubliclibraryworldfromKnowledge 

PatsyAIdana, 6roundwood Books. imiservoscapacit_s&trouverde Ontarioto theFederationof OntarioPublic 

I'informationpertinenterapidement 

Librariesto theMinistryof Culture'searchfora 

In lightof therecentcontroversy surInternet.Partaged'astucesaug- newframeworkisaffectinghowwe alllookat the 

regardingbooksselectedfor the mentantvotreefficacit_et desites future.OPLACouncil thisyearhiredaconsultant 

Forestof Reading, it istimeto start int_ressantspourmieuxparcourir 

to rebuilditsmandateandto setfuturedirections 

thedialogueaboutwhatiscritical leWebinvisible.Entrelaproximit_ 

literacy,howthatimpactsourreac-" et troncatured'Exaleadet le 

forthe OntarioPublicLibraryAssociation. 

tionto literature,andwhatis selec- InvisibleWebDirectory, vous 

Youaregoingto wantto seethisand,sincethe 

tionversuscensorship. Jointhis d_couvrirezunefouledepratiques decisionsarestillverydynamic, youhavea chance 

paneldiscussionandexplorehow pouroptimiservotretemps! to changeit!! It isallaboutleadershipandyou 

to handleyourowncomfortlevel Convenor: PatriciaRoebuck, Barrie 

arepartof it.Let'sseta recordforattendanceat 

withbooksof acontroversial PublicLibrary. OPLA'sAnnualMeetingthisyear!And,YOU 

nature,howto bringstudentsinto 

thediscussionaswellaswhat 

COULDWINTHATI-POD! 

freedomof expressionandfreedom 

to readmeansto usasthinking, 1502 ICH Caledon 5:15 pm 

contributingcitizens. 

ONTARIOLIBRARYAND INFORMATION 

Convenor: LindaWhite,Thames 

TECHNOLOGYASSOCIATION 

ValleyDistrictSchoolBoard. 

ANNUALMEETUN@ 

1426 ICH Oakville Presiding: PAULTAKALA,President 2006, 

3:45-5:00pm 

Information literacy; Reference and 

research, 

THINKINGMAPS: 

Technology andeducation 1503 MTCC 2OIF 5:15 prn 

ON THEROADTOLITERACY 

ONTARIO SCHOOL 

ChrisPrefontaine, PatWhitehouse, 

LIBRARYASSOCIATION 

CurriculumConsultants,YorkRegion _&NN_&[L _E_-TI_(_] 


Howcanteachersengagestudents 

Dr.DonKlinger,EvaluationandAssessment, Faculty 

of Education, Queen'sUniversity, will bespeakerat 

the OSL AnnualMeeting.Dr.Klingerconducted 

theresearchwithPeoplefor Educationthatresult- 

edintheresearchreport,SchoolLibraries&Student 

Achievement in Ontario.A secondresearchstudyis 

being preparedfor 2007in whichthe behaviours 

of librarystaffwilt be matchedto studentand 

teacherbehaviours to determinetheimpactonstudentsuccess. 

TheOLABoardof Directorshasfundedthe$100,000project. 

astheyconsider theirquestioning 

practicesandhowcantheybest 

usetechnologyto enhancethe 

learningexperienceandmaximize 

criticaliteracy?Usingpicture 

books, launchthinkingactivities 

thatallowkidsto extendtheir 

ideasanddemonstratewhatthey 

know. 

Convenor: NancyDalrymple, 

DurhamDistrictSchoolBoard. 

Presiding: MICHAELROSETIrlS,President. 

Speaker: Dr.DONKLINGER,Queen'sUniversity. 

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RECEPTIONSand AWARD EVENTS ALL-CONFERENCEEVENT MTCC 106 

1601 ICHHighPark5:15pm 1604 6:15pm 

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BIBLIOTHECAIRESDEL'ONTARIO _NETWORKINGEVENT : 

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PRESENTATION DU 

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PERSAUD 

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MTCC204 5:15pm ANNUAL 

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AWARD RECEPTION 

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huge JENGATOWERS.or 

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comeupwiththemostfanciful 

useof glowsticks.Thereare 

1605 6:30pm t" ._ prizesfor everything. 

FRIENDSOFCANADIANLIBRARIES 

super AndwehaveMAGICto add 

10th ANNIVERSARY Conference'sto yourfun. : 

DINNER atArriba(privateroom), 

Renaissance Hotelat theRogersCentre 

Featuring puppeteer DonMills.Toreserve,, contact 

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threegreatdaysof stimulation 

mixerand ideasandinspiration. 

JamivanHaaftenattheInterContinental Hotel. networkinn No tickets are 

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1700 ICHBALLROOM 

ALLCONFERENCEVENT 

Valiquette 

Youthopia, Inc. 

MaxValiquetteisCanada's foremostexpertonyouthcultureandmarketing.Heisfounder 

andPresident of Youthography, Canada'sleadingyouthmarketingconsultancy, andthe 

hostofTVOntario'sVoxTalk, a youthissuestalkshow. r 

Youthography isCanada'sleadingyouth-focused communications agency,managingmarketresearchandmarketingprogramsfor 

allvarietyof clientsandorganizations, bethey 

fortune500companies, governmental organizations, ornot-for-profit. 

Max'svariedexpertisemakeshimoneof themostsoughtafterspeakersonyouthandpop 

cultureinCanadatoday.Hehasbeenfeaturedinvirtuallyeverynationalmediaoutletn 

Canada, includingMuchMusic, CBCTelevision, ROB-TVandTSN, as wellasinvarious 

newspapers, periodicalsandtradepublications, fromTheWallStreetJournal to Canadian 

Business, andeverythingin between.Heistheauthorof numerous industryrelatedarticles,andwasthethree-timeChairperson 

of StrategyMagazine'sUnderstanding Youth 

Conference. Maxhasa B.A.fromtheUniversityof Ottawa,isaformerCentralCanadian 

DebatingChampion, andhasperformed, asa sketchcomedian, at SecondCity.Hewas 

recentlynamedoneof Canada'smostinfluentialmarketersbyMarketingMagazine. 

84 OLa'S ',,suPeR conFeRence 2OO_

1801 MTCC201D frompublicpatentdatabases. 

9:05-10:20am 

Librarianswhoserveinventors, 

Friends; Volunteers 

entrepreneurs, businessclientele, 

VOLUNTEERRECRUITMENT instructorsor researchers andhave 

AND RETENTIONTODAY: aninterest in learningabout 

1800 PARTONE patentsareencouraged to attend. 

RevaCooper, Principal, RevaCooper Convenor: ItaGrant,GeorgeBrown 

ICH BALLROOM Consulting. College. 

9:05-10:20am 

Successful recruitment requires 1804 MTC¢ 204 

OLITA' SPOTLIGHTEVENT newwaysof thinkingaboutwho 9:05-10:20am 

TECHTRENDS 

TOP voElnteers, 

howto poolopportunities. 

increaseyourvolunteer whytheyvolunteer, Planning; PLANNINGFORA BRANCHLIBRARY 

Buildingandrenovation NEW 

targetrecruiting,marketingand WendySchick, ChiefExecutive Officer, 

newprogrammodels.Sharebest Burlington PublicLibrary; Adele 

practices for volunteerecruitment Kostiak, ChiefExecutive Officer, 

Michael andengagement. 

1802 ICH Humber Brampton Newbranchlibrariesarespringing 


tepn"--'em programs 

Digitalcollections," Government novelapproaches to introducing 

,:o,,o:_oandservices am , upthroughoutOntario.Hearabout 

(ormaintaining) serviceinthearea 

DominicanUniversity STRATEGISAND thenewbranchisbeingdevel- 

ITSHIDDENGEMS! 

oped,workingwitharchitects, con- 

HelenKatz,Manager, Finance Library, tractors,citystaff,andsuppliers to 

AmandaOntarioMinistryofFinance. 

Strategis, aWebsitefromIndustry 

Etches Canada, 

successfu,lYlibrary, opena newbranch 

I 

Canadiancompany, business, eco- 

isanamazingresourcefor 9:05-10:20am 

1805 MTCC203A 

nomicandconsumer information. Staff," Governance andpolicies 

Johnson Afteranoverviewof segmentsof thesite,acloserlook 

thevarious WHATTHEBOARDSHOULD 

KNOWABOUTWORKING 

ReferenceLibrarian, willbetakenat some(relatively) WITHA UNIONWORKFORCE 

hidden"gems"of information JohnPlatz,President, Platz& 

McMasterUniversity; whichyoumayhavemissed. Associates IncandHR/IRSatellite Inc. 

Convenor: ElaineDeBonis, Sheridan 

workwith unionizedworkforces. 

John College. 1803 MTCC203C Manylibraryboardsintheprovince 

Exploreaspectsof theunionized 

Patents; Reference andresearch operate.Understand thecollective 

DIyD _I" RLe rg__ 9:05-i DISCOVERINGTHE 

0:20 am workplace bargainingprocessandthefeno 

and how it needs to 

NetworkAdministrator WORLDOFPATENTS turesofa collectiveagreement. 

andLeadDeveloper, 

AnnArborDistrictLibrary. Library, 

MichaelWhite, Librarian forResearch Lookat dealingwiththeresponsi- 

Services, Engineering andScience bilityof theDutytoAccommodate. 

Queen'sUniversity. Discuss theimpactof yourstrategic 

businessplanonlabourcostman- 

Eachyear,inventorsfilemorethan agement. 

Whattechnologies andtrends a millio newpatentapplications Convenor:ClaudetteRichardson, 

shouldlibrariansbewatching? forinventions thatmakeourday- KingstonFrontenacPublicLibrary 

What'sthenextbigthingaswe to-dayliveseasierandmoreenjoy- Board,OLBA2007Program 

moveinto2007?Jointheexperts ableandachievethebettermentof Planner. 

astheydiscusstentechnologies to society.Thissessionwill coverthe 

beawareof inthenowand basicsof patentdocumentsand 

beyond.Theywilltouchonplan- databases, exploreon-linesearch 

ning,peopleandparticipation, toolsandstrategies, andexplain 

theroleof patentinformationin 

Convenor: PaulTakala,OLITA2006 scientificresearchandbusiness 

President, HamiltonPublicLibrary, 

decision-making usingexamples 

;OLUTIOnS zn a cHanGERG LanDscape 85

!i 

1806 MTCC201F 1808 ICHCaledon 1809 ICHKingsway resourcedelivery.Exploreways 

9:05-10:20am 9:05-10:20am 9:05-10:20am TownandGowncancollaborateto 

Fundraising 

FUNDRAISINGFOR 

Communities, Programs andservices; Community development," Partnershipscreateopportunities for community 

Users TOWNAND GOWN: engagement. 

LIBRARYBOARDS,PART1 COMINGTOA CREATIVELIBRARY Convenor: RebeccaJones,Dysart& 

AnnAndrusyszyn, Development Office, COMMUNITYNEARYOU! PARTNERSHIPS Jones. 

BarriePublicLibrary; Me/issaCameron,NEWCANADIANSAND DelilahDeaneCummings, Program& 

Manager, MarketingCommunicationsTHEPUBLICLIBRARY Community Relations Co-ordinator, 1810 MTCC202A 

andFundraising, Oakvi//e PublicLibrary.PaulTrumphour, Manager, Joan LondonPublicLibrary; ClaireCallaghan,9:05-10:20am 

McCatty, Planning andDevelopment, ChiefLibrarian, KingsUniversity : Planning; Collaboration; Communities 

Successful fundraisingcannothap- TorontoPublicLibrary," PeterDorfman, College, University of Western Ontario,"USINGCURRICULUM 

penwithoutthesupportof the Provincial Co-ordinator, Settlement TristaWalker, Associate Director` 

board.Butwhat,exactly, isthe Educational Partnership; Colette Program&Events, AlumniRelations, 

Snyder, ProgramConsultant, SettlementUniversity ofWesternOntario. : 

MAPPINGTO PROMOTEAND 

FOSTERPROFESSIONAL 

board'srole?Inthefirstpartof Directorate, Citizenship and 

LEARNINGCOMMUNITIES 

thistwo-partworkshop, the immigration Canada. 

Initiatives thatengagepublicand KarenSmu/evitch, ACLLibrary, Leaside 

board'sroleisclearly.definedand academicommunitieswill be HighSchool, RuthHall,Assistant 

whatthebestboardsdoto ensure 

theirlibrariesfindthefundingthey 

Recordnumbersof newCanadians highlighted,withparticularempha- Curriculum Leader, Library, Debra 

Mondrow, Assistant CurriculumLeader, 

needisexplored.Learnhowto arearrivingincommunitiesall 

acrossOntario.Howarethesepeosisonpublicprograms, 

shared EarlHaigSecondary School, Toronto 

technical solutionsandprofessionalDistrictSchoo/Board. 

activelysupportafundraisingproj- piemanagingto copewiththe development. WesternReads,modect,howto 

makeeducatedeci- challenges of settlinginanew eledonCBCRadio'sCanadaReads Theteacher-librarian's useof _ursionsaboutyourlibrary'sfundrais- 

country?Whatorganizations and programandtheimplementation riculummapping(usingthe i 

ingefforts,andhowto integrate agenciesareavailable_to help of thesharedInnovativeMillennium ElectronicCurriculumPlanner)can 

therolesof staffandboard, them?Andwhatrolecanthepub- system, knittingtogetherLondon helpbringteachersof various': 

Convenor:DarylNovak,SOuthern liclibraryplayin reachingoutand andareapublicandacademic departmentsandgradestogether 

OntarioLibraryService. assistingnewcomerswhohave librarycommunities, aretwo exam- asprofessional learningcommunities. 

arrivedinourcommunities? These piesof co-operative serviceand. Convenor: NancyDouglas,Braemar 

1807 MTCC206B andotherimportantquestions HouseSchool. 

9:05-10:20am 

relatingto thepubliclibrary'srole 

Collections andresources; Programs in helpingnewcomerswillbe 

andservices," 

FRIENDLYSPACES: 

Marketing 

explored.Consider thecurrent 

REORGANIZINGPICKERING'S immigrationenvironment in 

CENTRALLIBRARYFOR Ontario,whatlocalagenciesand 

MAXIMUM USABILITY fundingbodiesexisto helpthese 

newcomers andtherolethatone 

CathyGrant,Director ofPublicServices, 

PaulaCoutts,Manager ofPublicServicelibrarysystemhasplayedinassist- 

Support,Amy Caughlin,Service ingnewcomers dealwiththeirset- 

Development, Pickering PublicLibrary. tlement-related issuesandproblems. 

ThePickeringPublicLibraryhas Convenor: PaulTrumphour, Toronto 

undertakena reorganization of its PublicLibrary. 

collectionsandservicesbasedon 

newmodelsanduserstudies. 

Althoughthesechangesappear 

radical,theyultimatelyarea return 

to theprincipleof "Savethetime 

of thereader." 

Convenor: JoanneHawthorne, 

TorontoPublicLibrary. 

JohnPlatz 

RobLavery 

1805 1806 

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1811 MTCC203B 1812 MTCC203D 1813 MTCC206D 1816 MTCC206F 

9:05-I0:20am 9:05-I0:20am 9:05-I0:20am 9:05-I0:20am 

Reference andresearch, •Information lit- Values andvision; Fundraising Graphicnovels Collections; Children 

eracy AFRICA...AN AWARENESS... THEGRAPHICNOVELCLUB: OLABESTBETS 

THINKINGDEEP,DEEPER, RACINGAGAINSTTIME EMBRACETHEINSANITY! FORCHILDREN 

DEEPEST:HELPING 

MyraMacLennan, Teacher-Librarian;MariaMartella, wholesaler andowner PatGracey, Librarian, TorontoPublic 

STUDENTSPROCESS MarilynGirndt,Teacher-Librarian, oftinlids;DianaMaliszewski, Teacher- Library, LauraReed, Librarian, Kitchener 

INFORMATION 

Sinclair Secondary School, Nancy Librarian, AgnesMacphail Public PublicLibrary; JaneSalmon, Librarian, 

Jo-Anne LaForty, SharonMills, Cotter,Department Head-Library School, TorontoDistrictSchool Board. BarriePublicLibrary. 

Instructional Leaders, Libraryand Recourse, DurhamDistrictSchool 

LearningResources, TorontoDistrict Board. Comehearaboutgreatgraphic The30bestitlesfrom2006:10 

School Board. 

novelsthataremust-haves for your fiction,10non-fiction, and10pic- 

Aspartof aschool-widefundrais- library.Discoverhowthespeakers turebooksplushonourablemen- 

Stagethree:Processing Information erfortheStephenLewis andfellowmembersof theirgraph- tions. 

is oneof themostchallenging Foundation(over$35,000raised) ic novelbookclubreviewbooks. Convenor: SheilahO'Connor, 

stagesto teachintheresearch ourhighschool librarybecamethe Learnhowto select,reviewand TorontoPublicLibrary. 

process. Inthisworkshop, specific motivationfor change. In aninfor- usethisexcitingformatinyourlanstrategiesforteachingstudents 

mationsessionpresentedto over guageartsprogram, othercurricu- 1817 MTCC206E 

howto selectthe bestwaysto 1,800students, studentsleftwon- lumareasandto enticereluctant 9:05-10:20am 

•organizeinformation, usegraphic dering,whyshouldI care? readers. Collections andresources," Information 

organizersanddevelopthesis Experience anupbeat,information- Convenor: SharonArmstrong, fiteracy 

statementswill bepresented, alyetdeeplyemotional30minute GrandErieDistrictSchoolBoard. MEETINGTHENEEDSOF 

Teachingresourceswill beshared presentation forstudents..,and 

HEALTHINFO-SEEKERS: ARE 

suchasvideosandWebsites.As YOUtoo,canbethe change 1814 MTCC202B LIBRARIESDOINGTHEJOB? 

well,copiesof thenew2005 @yourlibrary. 9:05-10:20am RomaHarris,Professor, Facultyof 

TorontoDistrictSchoolBoard Convenor: SusanMaize,Toronto Reading andliteracy; Information Information andMediaStudies, 

ResearchGuide,Research DistrictSchoolBoard. literacy University ofWesternOntario. 

Success@your Librarywill behigh- 

SUPPORTINGKINDERGARTEN 

lighted. LITERACYIN THESCHOOL WhydoCanadians loseif libraries 

Convenor: RobertBaxter,York LIBRARYPROGRAM andlibrariansareinvisibleinthe 


RoseDodgson, AnnPerez, Instructionalcountry'shealthinfo-scape?Come 

Leaders, TorontoDistrictSchool Board. andhearthelatestresultson 

what'shappeningwhencitizens 

-- McArthur&Companysays"-, A 

strategiesandactivitieslinking 

broadlookatprogramideas, searchforandusehealthinforma- 

tion.Whatdifferencewouldit 

kindergarten literacyandinforma- makeif librariansadoptedabroadtion 


literacyfor teacher-librarians erservicemandateintheprovision 

gartenclasses. _ Convenor: ElysePike,GreyBruce 

Convenor: preptimeto LoriMcCannel, kinder- Dufferin of HealthServices. 

consumer healthinformation? 

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PeelCatholicDistrictSchoolBoard. 

1815 MTCC201B 1818 9:05-10:20amICH Halton 

Partnerships; 

indispensable9:05-10:20am 

Reading andfiteracy A FIELDGUIDETO READERS 

• BOYS.BOOKSAND Collections OFCHRISTIANBOOKS 

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JimSeybert, Consultant,.intuitive 

• Lisa5tover, Teacher-Librarian, Melissa futurist. 

YorkRegionDistrictSchool Board. Gainafreshperspectiveonthis 

King,Teacher, GladParkPublicSchool, rapidlygrowinggenreof literature. 

Thisliteracy-basedmentoringpro- Becomeknowledgeable onthe 

gramfor Intermediatestudents, twelvethingsyoumaynotknow 

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membersencourages cross-divi- Makebetterbuyingdecisions 

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elementsinthemarket. 

edgeofthevariousdemographic 

Convenor: AlisonMcCullough, 

OshawaPublicLibrary. 

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andcollaborationamongstengineering librariansinOntarioandbeyond, nectsthemnotonlyto the library's RACERreportsandstatisticst6 

makethisprocessworkeffectively. 

resourcesbutalsoto eachother.' Convenor: LizDobson,Centennial 

Sponsored byRyersonUniversityLibraries& UniversityofToronto Connections arebuiltaroundthe; 

Engineering&ComputerScienceLibrary.Organizer: CristinaSewerin.. collections- connections betwee'h College. 

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Information literacy Fundraising Social software 

Management," Technical seMces 

A NEWAPPROACHTO FUNDRAISINGFORLIBRARY SOCIALTOOLS: TIMESAVINGSHORTCUTS 

E-RESERVES: THESENECA BOARDS,PART2 MORETHANJUST WITHMACROEXPRESS 

LIBRARIESEXPERIENCE RonNess,formerChair,Burlington A GOODTIME 6regSennema, Electronic Services 

Jennifer Peters-Lise, Dig#a/Services and PublicLibraryBoard;RossPeacock,JennHorwath, ELibrarian, Cynthia Librarian, Wi/fridLaurierUniversity. 

MetadataLibrarian, JaneFoo, Trustee,CollingwoodPublicLibrary Wi//iamson, CollectionManagement 

Manager, DigitalLibraryServices and Board," SherrySpark,former Librarian, MohawkCollege. MacroExpress issoftwarethat 

Information Systems, SenecaCollege. Trustee,WellandPublicLibrary allowsyouto automateataskthat 

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TOPIC, DIFFERENT DESCRIPTION.Oneof thevitalrolesof board toolsfor informationsharing,col- repetitivekeystrokes, manylibrary 

Theprototypeofthe Seneca members isto fundraisein the laborationandkeepingup-to-date, staffcanbenefitfromthissoftware 

LibrariesOn-lineCourseReadings community. Settingupfundraising Buthowarelibrariesactuallyusing bycreatingmacrosthatautomati- 

Systemtakesadifferentapproach goalsandobjectives, developinga thesenewtoolsto furtheropera- callyworkthroughprocedures perbyusingdigitalcollectionsoft- 

plan,andimplementing thatplan tionalgoals?Comeout andhear formedwithinanILSorWeb-based 

ware(firstEndeavor'sEncompass, is necessary whetherfor continu- abouta collegelibrary'suseof applications. LearnabouthegenbutsoonCurator)insteadof 

using ous,long-termfundraisingorfor a thesetoolsfor realworldapplica- eralprinciplesof macroconstruccirculationsoftware,courseman- 

specialproject.Thistwo-partwork- tionsandto furtherthe library's tionandseeif thisisasolutionfor 

agementsystems, andlorcommer- shopbysuccessful boardfundrais- strategicpriorities, youandyourcolleagues. 

ciale-reserves software.Seneca erswill explorethe insandoutsof Convenor: ThomasBrenndorfer, Convenor: ElaineDeBonis, Sheridan 

usescustommetadatabasedon successful fundraising. GuelphPublicLibrary. College. 

MARCto catalogueitemsin an Convenor: RobLavery, Southern 

attempto collocateacompletelist OntarioLibraryService. 1911 MTCC206D 1913 MTCC206A 

of coursematerials, includingprint 10:40-11:55am !0:40-11:55am 

reserverecordsimportedfrom 1909 MTCC203A Reference; DigitalServices Genealogy; Reference services; 

Voyager. Draftprocedures, plansfor 10:40-11:55am VIRTUALREFERENCE- IS IT Collections andresources 

stafftraining,andchangesto cur- Issues MAKINGA DIFFERENCE? GENEALOGYRESOURCES 

rentworkflowfor coursematerials EVERYWHERE'SOOPEN, Lei/aWallenius, Engineering and YOU CANUSENOW! 

areexamined. THERE'SNOWHERE Psycho/ogy Librarian, LeddyLibrary, E/iseC.Cole, LocalHistoryLibrarian & 

Convenor: JessicaOlivier,University SAFETO DRESS 

University ofWindsor.. 

AskUs?Co-ordinator, Central Branch, 

ofWesternOntario. 

PatriciaMoore, Information Systems' 


Technology Librarian, University of Foroverfouryears,the University 

1906 Saskatchewan. ofWindsorlibrarieshavebeencol- Genealogical researchchangeson 

MovedtoThursday, 9:05am lectingdataontheirreference a dailybasisasmoreandmore 

Newsessionnumber:330 Withthe riseof socialsoftware, servicesinanattemptto under- resourcesbecomeavailableand 

LEADERSHIPAND bloggingandothersharingand standbetterwhystudentsusethe interestinfamilyhistorygrows. 

ADVOCACYSKILLSLEADTO peer-to-peer utilities,manypeople service. Theanalysisis nowcom- Learnhowto easilystayontopof 

EFFECTIVECOMMUNITY livetheirwholelivesonthe pleteandcanbeshared.Whatwill allof theadvances inorderto 

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KenHaycock, Director, SanJos#State everything?Thissessionwilllook servicesattheuniversity? referenceclientele. 

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ceptsof appropriateness, University. PublicLibrary. 

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THERCSUMIE-ONLY TRUSTEE: title:"Thingsmymotherandboss 

THELASTTHINGA BOARD don'tneedto know." 

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1810 1813,1922 1904 1904 


1914 MTCC203B tyto meethecommunity'schang- 1917 ICH Humber 1919 ICHCaledon 

10:40-11:55am 

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Reading andliteracy librariesareperceivedashonest Reading andliteracy 

Curriculum andlearning 

READINGMATTERS brokersandcommunitybuilders. BUILDINGSTUDENT PICTUREBOOKS:A 

Catherine Ross, Professor andDean, Thebrandenjoystrongsupport, SUCCESSTHROUGH SPRINGBOARDTO 

Faculty ofInformation andMedia andevokesexpectations of quality, LITERATUREAND 

INVESTIGATING 

Studies, University of Western Ontario. service, freedomof expression and INFORMATIONCIRCLES MATHEMATICS 

universal access. Whataccounts for AnndaMota,Teacher-Librarian, ' MaryAnneCree, JuniorSchool 

Co-authorof ReadingMatters thesedifferences?Whatarethe TorontoDistrictSchool Board• Librarian, AmandaHumphreys, Teacher, 

(LibrariesUnlimited, 2005), telltalesignsof abranddevalua- MathLead,SusanHislop,Teacher, 

CatherineRosswill shareherfind- tion?Whathappenswhenbrand LiteratureandInformationCircles MathLead,BishopStrachan SchooL,, 

ingsabouthe library'svitalrolein promisesarenotmet?Froman area powerfulwayto engagestuthelifeof 

apleasure-reader. Gain international perspective, thisses- dentsinnewlearningexperiences Thereisawiderangeof math-,', 

insightintowhatpleasure-readerssiondemonstrates theimpactsof whileimprovingtheirachievement,relatedpicturebooksandrelated 

themselves sayabouthe roleof branding, theimportanceof match- Presenterswilldemonstratehow resources to fireyourimagination. 

readingintheirlives.Thissessionis ingcustomerexpectations 

serv- thesemethodologies areeffective Findout howliteraturecanbe 

intendedforbothreaders' advisors icedelivery, andkeyattributesof meansofprocessingandsynthesiz- usedinmathinvestigations for' 

andforpeoplewhoarefansof thepubliclibrary'suniqueand inginformation, aswellashow bothprimaryandjuniorgradesii 

pleasurereadingandwantto hear powerfulbrand, theymeettheneedsof multiple Convenor: JudyCarter,RainyRiver 

abouthowotherpeoplechoose Convenor: VirginiaVanVliet, intelligences. DistrictSchoolBoard. 

books,talkaboutreading,and TorontoPublicLibrary. Convenor: SyaVanGeest,Retired, 

valuetheirreadingexperiences. PeelDistrictSchoolBoard. 1920 MTCC202B 

Convenor: LynnMcLeod, 1916 MTCC202A 10:40-11:55am 

Mississauga LibrarySystem. 10:40-11:55am 1918 ICH Halton Partnerships 

Reading andfiteracy 10:40-11:55am WHAT'SNEXT?.FROM 

• " LETTHEGAMESBEGIN! Curriculum andlearning; Collaboration," SECONDARYSCHOOL 

1915 MTCC203D FAMILYLITERACYGAMES Partnerships TO UNIVERSITY- 

10:40-11:55am THATCANHELPCHILDREN MODELSAND STANDARDS THELIBRARYEXPERIENCE 

Communication," Marketing; ACHIEVEGOLDIN READING FORSCHOOLLIBRARY RandyWilliams, Senior SchoolTeacher- 

Management 

SusanRamsay, EarlyLiteracy Specialist,COLLABORATION 

Librarian, BishopStrachan School," ' 

WHAT'STHEBIGIDEA? KingstonLiteracy. TimGaunt/ey, ProgramCo-ordinator, CecileFarnum, Communications and 

PERCEPTIONSAND LibraryandLearningResources, LiaisonLibrarian, 

DeenaYanofsky, Research 

Ryerson University; 

Librarian, 

EXPECTATIONSOFTHE Familyliteracygamesinvolvea TorontoDistrictSchool Board. YorkUniversity; JeffNewman, Co-ordi- 

LIBRARYBRAND playful,interactivestations nator,Instruction inLibraryUse, 

KenRoberts, Chief Librarian, Daphne approachto teachingparentsand "Partnering"isavibrantconcept Undergraduates, University ofToronto. 

Wood,Manager, Communications and children3to 8 yearsof agethe whenre-examined 

lightof new 

Community Development, Hamilton fivecomponents of literacyacquisi- modelsof collaborationand Asecondaryschoolteacher-librari- 

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IdeaStoresintheUnitedKingdom gentliteracyskills,enableparents 

to helptheirchildrenlearnto read 

leadership. KeyresearchandinnovativeideashelpestablishlonganswertheBIGquestionforstu- 

dents:"WhatdoI needto know'as 

boldlyproclaimtheyare'more andbuildpartnerships withyour lastingschoolibrarycollaboration I transitionfromsecondaryschool 

thanjusta library.'In additionto 

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offerawiderangeof adulteduca- Convenor: DistrictSchoolBoard. PeggyThomas, Toronto andunlocksjointcurricularplan- ning,delivery,andassessment, Theywillanswerthecomplementa- 

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tion classes, careerandeducation 

Convenor: AnitaBrooksKirkland, faculty:"Whatarethe information 

resourcecentres, technologytrain- WaterlooRegionDistrictSchool skillsexpectations thatareexpected 

ing,meetingareas,cafes,exhibits Board. ' whenstudentsenteruniversity? .... 

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PatGracey, Librarian, Joanne GADGETSTO MAKE mAP Board. chanceto comebacktogetherto 

TeenServices, TorontoPublicLibrary; ENJOYABLE, EDUCATIONAL LIBRARIANSHIP andtechniquesonnurturingyour 

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ASA PROFESSION newconnectionsafterSuper 

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Vaughan PubficLibraries. 

Librarian, Children and LIBRARYLIFEE_SIER, DianaMaliszewsk_ Teacher-Librarian, _ discusstheexperience. 

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AgnesMacphail PublicSchool, Toronto 1923 ICHWellington estedintakingthenextstepin 

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fictiontitlesaswellassomegraph- Trinketsandtoysandtechnologya LIBRARIANSHIPAS A strategies for movingforwardand 

icbooks.Wemaynothave10each teacher-librarian will tickleyour PROFESSIONPUTYOUR offerguidelinesformakingyour 

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Armstrong,Sharon' 415,622, 1325 Etches-Johnson, Amanda 1106, 1800 Maurice,Gillian 307 Seybett,Jim 1818 

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Atkinson,Doug 1403 Fantin,Loren 421 McCabe,Murray 1000 Silk,Kim 1316 

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Bissonette,Lise 900 Gasparini,Walter 1114 Mikulinski,Margaret 410 Smulevitch,Karen 1810 

Black,Dean 326 Gauntley,Tim 1326,1918 Millard,Donna 1903 Snyder,Colette 1808 

Blyberg,John 610,1800 Gendron,Celine 328 Mills,Don 615, 1116, 1605 Soden,Dr.LesleyM. 1324 

Bordonaro,Karen 1103 Giles,Suzette 1104 Mills,Sharon 1328, 1811 Solomon,Mary 1405 

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Bradbeer,Kevin 624 Golden,Helene 614 Moore,Patricia 1415,1909 Standen,Allison 1316 

Branston,Christy 1319 Golden,Elizabeth 1424 Morash,Patrick 1000 Steele,Rosalyn 1404 

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BrooksKirkland,Anita 1421 Gutteridge,Linda 414 Mussa,Haney 320 Stitton,Scott 1314 

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Bryce,Rosalind 320 Harrison,Sarah 1115 Neill,Jim 325,426 Szymborski, Brenda 1109 

Bumstead,Linda 1405 Haycock,Ken 330, 1000, 1924 Neill,John 613 Takala,Paul 1413 

Bureau,Valerie 622 Henry,Margaret 1119 Ness,Ron 1908 Teodosio,Lisa 4.16 

Burger,Leslie 600 Hepburn,Alison 319 Nevin,Roger 625 = Thomas,Peggy 317,416, 1425 

CabraI,Louis 328 HeppelI,Stephen 1100,1302 Newman,Jeff 1920., Thompson,Angela 315 

Calhoun,Karen 403, 1412 Hiscock,Peggy 1406 Nicholson,Andrew 1306 Thompson,Carl 626 

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Casey,Maureen 1328 Home,Doug 309 Oppel,Kenneth 300, 1402 Trumphour,Paul 1808 

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Cecchetto,Andrea 412 HonNath,Jenn 618, 1910 Parry,Sybille 317 Valiquette,Max 1700 

Chan,Arlene 310 Humphreys, Amanda 1919 Peacock,Ross 1908 vanBelkom,Edo 300,424 

Chandrashekar, Sambhavi 313 Hunt,Karen 1305 Pearson,Lyle 1423 Vandenburg,Michael 306 

Chartrand,Valerie 417 Hyndman,Rob 322 Peck,LanaL. 418 ' Vares,Kim 1000 

Chittenden,Michele 310 Ingrain,Matthew 322 Penalosa,Gil 

312 Vartanian,Talin 1102 

Cho,Li 316 Jefferson,Beth 1315,1902 Pennell,Todd 1303 Walker,Trista 1809 

Clendening,Leanne 311,406 Jessup,Rhonda 408 Perez,Ann 621, 1814 Wallenius,Leila 19i 1 

Clinning,Shauna 1416 Johnson,Maureen 1404 Perkovic,Olga 302 " Weitzel,Sandra 1000 

Coelho,Elizabeth 1423 Jordan,Mark 605 Perquin,Maggie 1323 Wellheiser,Johanna 428 

Cole,Elise 1913 Jordan,Isla 1408 Peters-Use, Jennifer 1904 '_ Wells,Gall 402 

Cooper,Reva 1801, 1901 Jouppien,GloriaJoy 1903 Pike,Elyse 1405 , Wesson,Nick 1418 

Costantino,Terry 1109,1315, 1401 Julien,Marc 1322 Platz,John 1805. White,Michael 1803 

Cotter,Nancy 1812 Kaay,Anne 1409 Prefontaine,Chris 1426 Whitehouse,Pat 1426 

Coutts,Paula 1807 Kalb,Sam 314 Prigoda,Elena 618 Whyte,GIoiia 13i4 

Cowan,Kathy 1326 Kalinowski,Tess 1425 Qin, Dijia 405 ,Williarns, Caitlin P099,422,608, 1107, 1923 

Craig,Gordon 1000 Kandiuk,Mary 420 Ramsay, Susan 1916 Williams,Randy 1920 

Cree,MaryAnne 1919 Karlinsky,Linda 410 Reed,Laura 1816 Williamson,Mary 1406 

Crowe,Sean 405 Katz,Helen 1802 Regina,Michelle 316 Williamson,Cynthia 1910 

Cullen,Sean 2000 Kendall,Sandra 1307- Renaud,Sylvia 606 _' Willis,Marilyn 1425 

Culp;Suzanne 427, 627 King,Melissa 1815 Reycraft,Doug 1000 Wilson,lan E. 900 

Cumming,Douglas 1000 Knight,Cameron 1418 Rhyno,Art 306 Wilson,Brenda 13i0 

Cummings,DelilahDeane 1809 Koechlin,Carol 623 Ridgway,Valerie 1120 Witney,Beth 1309 

Cumyn,Alan 1425 Kostiak,Adele 627, 1804 Rigo,Magda 1900 Wood,Daphne 617, 1915 

Cunningham,Joyce 427 Krystoforski,Andrei 300, 1110 Rissanen,Roxanne 409 : Woodbridge,Janet 1309 

Cuthbert,Shireen 417 Kwasnicki,Meg 412 Roberts,Ken 1000, 1915 Wueppelmann,William 1414 

daMota,Ann 1917 LaForty,Jo-Anne 624,1811 Robertson,John 1109 . Xu,Ming 1103 

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Ontario Health Libraries Association 

Annual General Meetinq Minutes 

OLA Super Conference 

Thursday February i, 2007 

5:15 - 6:15 pm, 

Room 203A, MTCC 

110'Welcome and Call to Order; Mary McDiarmid 

Mary welcomed OHLA members. The meeting was called to order at 

5:15p.m. 

Members present: 36 

2.0 Approval of the Agenda (All) 

No addition 

3.0 Approval of the minutes from 2005 AGM (All) 

Accepted by: Susan Hendricks 

No Objections. 

4.1 Reporl" from President (Mary McDiarmid) 

Mary pr(!sented her report for 2006 

President's Report 

4.2 Report from Past-President (Jami Van Haaften) 

]ami presented her report for 2006 

Report 

4.3 Report from Professional Development Coordinator 

(Penka Stoyanova) 

Report 

4.4 Report from Communication Coordinator 

(Elyse Pyke) 

Report

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4.5 Report from Webmaster (Sophie Regaldo) 

Melanie Browne presented webmaster report. See attached 

Webmaster Report. 

4,6Report from President-Elect (Melanie Browne) 

Melanie Browne presented her report. 

Financial Report (Christina Woodward) 

Report 

5.0 Discussion and Approval of Reports (All) 

1) Newsline: OHLA members concern was of about not receiving 

newsline. Mary and other Executives members commented that that it may 

be problem of listserv. 

2) Award to attend the conference: Pat Johnston asked to consider 

having conference attendance award for north Ontario librarians. Susan 

Hendricks made the point, that it isn't only librarians in the north who have 

difficulty affording conference rates. 

Mary suggested that the new executive may wish to discuss this further at 

the next meeting. 

5.1 Presentation of Awards (Mary McDiarmid ) 

Winners: 

Lifetime Achievement Award: Jan Figurski 

Susan Hendricks presented Jan Figurski with the Lifetime Achievement Award. 

Two Coin Sets: In order to celebrate the 20thanniversary 

of OHLA, two-coin 

set of 1986 have been awarded. Jan received one set and picked the name for 

other coin set winner from the basket, Doreen Lewis. 

5.2 Election of New Association Officers 

Jami Van Haaften 

OHLA Elections - 2007 

]'he following OHLA members have been elected for the following three

)ositions. 

1) President-Elect- Mark Aaron Polger 

2) Assistant to Professional Development Coordinator - Mark Aaron 

Polger 

no nominationsreceived,so Markvolunteeredfor thisposition. 

3) Assistant to Media Coordinator (Newsline): Vacant 

no nominationsreceived. 

6.0 questions/Comments (members) 

No comments from the floor. 

6.1 Other Business; 

Discussion and Approval of Ratification Notices 

C:,Woodward 

The following amendments were made. 

OHLA has three categories of memberships. Working members fee at full 

_rice. Retired/Non working and students member fee at half price. 

Early bird registration is received before Dec.1. 

Motion by: by Gail Knaggs 

Seconded by Patricia Johnston 

LO Adjournment 

Meeting was adjourned at: 6.15 

B.o Dinner: 

There was a dinner to celebrate OHLA's 20th anniversary after meeting at 

Copia Grille & Wine Bar which started at 6:30 pm

OHLA President's Report 2006 (Mary McDiarmid) 

Good evening and Welcome 

Back to Minutes 

At last year's AGM we heard from the members that they wished to 

reconnect with the OHA and raise the profile of hospital libraries within their 

organizations. 

OHLA's Executive met for the first time in March 2006 and you'll find a copy 

of the 2006 Activity Plan we used to guide us this past year. It was an 

ambitious list and when you have a chance to review it, you will notice that 

we accomplished most of our goals. The uncompleted items will be revisited 

at the first Executive Meeting and decisions will be made at that time to 

either continue with the idea or replace it with a new plan. 

Responding to change and seizing the moment were characteristic of OHLA's 

achievements this past year that marks our 20th anniversary as an 

Association. 

One way we tried to reconnect with OHA and raise the profile of the hospital 

library was through the CEO study funded by CHLA/ABSC through a Toronto 

Health Libraries Association Chapter grant. At the 2:10 session tomorrow 

afternoon, Sandra Kendall of Mount Sinai Hospital, Malcolm Binns of the 

Baycrest Rotman Research Institute and I will be sharing with you some of 

our findings from the provincial wide telephone interviews we conducted this 

past summer with chief executive officers in Ontario hospitals. This was a 

great opportunity to find out what CEOs think about the future of hospital 

libraries and we also used the time with the CEOs to raise their awareness of 

how the library/librarian can help them in decision-making based on 

evidence. We found their perceptions and comments utterly fascinating as 

you'll find out tomorrow. 

Another project we completed was creating a Copyright Toolkit for Ontario 

hospitals that included questions submitted from health librarians from 

across Canada. Thanks to the efforts of Jan Figurski, the principle author, 

the OHA is at this moment in production of this document that will be 

released as a joint publication of the Ontario Health Libraries Association and 

Ontario Hospital Association. 

The third project I would like to comment on is OHLA's proposal to the LHINs 

for investigating a centrally operated portal of health databases that could 

be accessed by all Ontario health care providers. You may be wondering 

how this idea sprang to life.

As you may know, last year British Columbia became the latest of many 

provinces to implement an e-health library for its health care providers. 

With the coming of the LHINs in Ontario and no doubt all the changes to our 

present world that would follow, the OHLA Executive decided to explore this 

idea. We met last spring with a representative from the BC e-health project 

via teleconference. They shared with us their business plan for the project. 

From that we drafted over the next couple of months a proposal for Ontario. 

Once the Executive were satisfied with our effort we sent it out to comment 

among OHLA members via the listserv. 

The most common feedback was "it's about time", or to put it more nicely, 

"get on with it already." We heard from a couple of OHLA members whose 

preference for the LHIN proposal was that we first conduct an intensive 

consultative process with all health library stakeholders. Collaboration and 

consultation are givens in a project like this and at the appropriate time 

which would be with the hiring of an independent consultant funded by the 

LHINs, extensive review and consultation will occur. The proposal to hire an 

independent consultant to assess the ways and means of implementing a 

provincial wide portal of health databases has also made its way to the 

Ministry of Health and Long Term Care. So at this moment, we have two 

government agencies assessing the merits and we are hopeful that they will 

agree it is worth taking a close look at. The Coalition of Academic Health 

Libraries has also sent OHLA an email of support for this idea. 

One final word about the LHIN proposal is that opportunities are often lost 

while waiting for perfect conditions. 

I am also very pleased that OHLA is managing to attract new young 

members who I hope will be around in twenty years, celebrating OHLA's 

40th anniversary. 

I was honored to have the opportunity to work with such a diverse, 

interesting group of people on the 2006 Executive. I would also like to 

thank the OHLA members who took the time to give us feedback. That was 

key in helping us make the decisions we made this year and I urge you all to 

get involve in the association as much as you can. 

Submitted by 

Mary McDiarmid 

Back to Minutes

Report from the Past-President (J. Van Haaften) 

OHLA Affiliation Agreements Back to Minutes 

The OLA affiliation agreement was updated this year. The major change to 

the agreement was the fact that OLA now hosts our website and listserv. 

OHLA Docline 

Group 

There is a group in Docline called OHLA, which currently has 30 members. 

Membership in this group is not restricted in any way. It is a convenient 

method to add a group of Ontario libraries to your routing table by placing 

the OHLA group in your routing table, rather than adding 30 libraries 

separately. 

Ontario Hospital Library Index 

With the creation of the LHINS it seemed like an opportune time to create an 

index to hospital libraries in Ontario. I took from the OHA website a list of 

Ontario hospitals and cross-checked that list against the list of hospitals 

found on the LHIN website. I then sorted my list by LHIN region. I used 

membership lists from OHLA and CHLA, and searched Docline to identify 

those hospitals which had a library service. 

We obtained copyright permission from the Queen's Printer to use the LHIN 

map on our website, and modify it, so that from our website someone could 

browse an alphabetical list or click on their LHIN region, and see the list of 

institutions with libraries. 

Training 

Links and Resources 

I compiled a list of training links and resources and worked with Sophie to 

have them added to the website. If OHLA members have created their own 

resources in-house, and are willing to share, they could be listed here as 

well. 

Archives 

I was able to visit the Archives in person mid-November, and came away 

with a better idea of what is in the collection, and how it is organized. Based 

on what I see, the archive was created be Dee Sprung, possibly in 1996, and 

last year Jan did a major update of the archive to bring the collection up to 

2006.

The collection has some artefacts which were fun to see. Purely by accident I 

found another artefact in the hospital library in Sudbury, something that Don 

Hawryliuk must have treasured, and this will be added to the collection. 

The website now has an archives section, and one thing that that I gathered 

last year has been posted on the web - a list of all our past executive 

members, and their years of service. If you have not had a chance to look at 

that yet, it is worth a read. 

Elyse contributed an archive of all the articles that have appeared in 

AccessOLA's magazine, and that folder now contains 9 articles. 

Submitted by 

Jami van Haaften 

Back to Minutes

Report from the Professional Development Coordinator 

My major responsibility was to organize the OHLA sessions for the OLA 

Super Conference 2006 and 2007. 

Ideas for the topics were solicited by e-mail and phone from all OHLA 

members. The OHLA Executive meetings were also crucial for brainstorming 

and deciding on the appropriate topics for the presentations. For this year's 

conference we also used ideas from the survey, distributed last year by our 

president Mary McDiarmid. 

Once the topics were finalized, finding speakers for the topics of interest was 

the most difficult part. However, OHLA members were very helpful at this 

stage too. We had ten sessions scheduled for the conference in 2006 and 

eight are scheduled for 2007. 

I would like to thank our members, who agreed to convene sessions - 

Patricia Johnson, Helen Lee Robertson, Chen Li, Gail Knaggs, Susan 

Hendricks, Elyse Pike, Jan Figurski, Janette Hatton, Margaret Campbell, and 

Linda Wilcox. 

Lastly, I would like say a big thank you to Patricia Johnson and Gail Knaggs, 

who served as my assistants during the past two years. They contributed 

tremendously to the success of the program. 

Submitted by 

Penka Stoyanova 

Back to Minutes

Report from the Communication Coordinator 

Back to Minutes 

I have done my last issue of the OHLA newsletter. 

In the past two years, the newsletter has moved from a print format to an 

on-line only format. The newsletter is posted on the OHLA web site and 

notification is sent to the OHLA listserv. We hope this format is acceptable 

to all. The advantage is significantly reduced cost (postage and paper) and 

work load for those producing the newsletter. We've also updated the look 

of the newsletter to partner with the new look for the OHLA logo. 

The new Newsline editor is Karen Gagnon from Kingston. Karen has served 

as assistant and done the technical part of the newsletter production for the 

past two years. Now she is stepping up to be editor. All best wishes! I am 

certain she will do a wonderful job. Please remember Karen when you see 

something of interest to Health Sciences Librarians in Ontario or if you hear 

of job moves, promotions, births, marriages etc. amoung your peers. 

For the next year Karen and I have agreed that, until she gets the Newsline 

going in her style and voice, I will continue to serve as the OHLA contact for 

OLA's publication Access. The OLA has kindly permitted OHLA to have a 

column in each issue that is devoted to matters of interest to Health 

Sciences Libraries (and we hope of interest to many other types of libraries 

as well). 

Various authors this year included Jan Figurski, Susan Murray, Jean 

Williams, Margaret Darling and myself. I am always looking for people who 

are willing to contribute material - It's a great kick to be able to take a 

published article to your boss and say - here! See what I've done. - And 

remember Access circulation is over 4000 copies - This is a great place to 

get published. 

Again best wishes to Karen as she takes on her new role and I hope you 

have enjoyed the past issues of Newsline. 

Submitted by 

Elyse Pike 

Back to Minutes

Report from the Webmaster 

With the input of the Membership and Executive the OHLA website was 

successfully redesigned and launched during the spring of 2006. A web 

survey was posted on the website and distributed to the Membership at the 

last Annual General Meeting. Membership feedback was used to gauge user 

satisfaction with the site and to identify areas for improvement. Thanks to all 

of you who filled out the survey and who sent me your thoughts about the 

new site - it was great hearing from you! In addition to a new look and logo, 

the new OHLA site now boasts a Links page that contains the LHINS index 

and helpful links, such as free medical journals and associations/networks, 

as well as an Archives page. The OHLA website is a work in progress -- as 

webmaster I invite and encourage your suggestions in order to ensure that 

the site meets your needs. 

The ohla.on.ca domain name has been renewed for a 5-year term and 

continues to be hosted by the Ontario Library Association. 

Submitted by 

Sophie Regalado 

Return to Minutes

o 

Report from the President-Elect 

Here we are again at the beginning of a new year. It seems like yesterday that the 

OHLA past President-Elect was encouraging me to take over her position while she 

moved on to become the President and to lead OHLA through many brand new 

initiatives and to successfully wrap up the old ones. As President-Elect I had the 

opportunity to sit back, observe and learn from the President while she carried on her 

duties. Now I feel more confident to take over as President of OHLA and to continue to 

work on the initiatives that Mary started and to lead new initiatives. 

As President-Elect I was responsible for the membership drive. Currently OHLA has a 

membership of 73. To increase membership this year I have decided to target library 

graduate students at the University of Western Ontario and the University of Toronto. I 

1 will be giving a talk at the Faculty of Information Sciences at the University of Toronto 

on the 30thJanuary 2007 where I will be promoting OHLA and the benefits of becoming 

a member. As we go into the New Year I will continue to form partnerships with other 

library schools. 

Submitted by 

Melanie Browne 

Return to Minutes

Financial Statement Return to Minutes 


Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements 

Jan 1, 2006 - Dec 31, 2006 

Cash Balance Beginning of Year - chequing & savings accounts* $ 12,296.03 

Income Membership Fees 2006 & also some for FY 2007 ** $ 6,665.60 

M. McDiarmid, Baycrest, toward LHIN Report $ 500.00 

Investment Interest $ 334.60 

Expenses 

Total Income $ 7,500.20 

Executive Meeting Conference Calls $ 647.12 

Executive Meeting Travel Expenses $ 597.30 

Cheque book $ 29.44 

Conference Poster $ 143.75 

AGM Handouts $ 213.25 

OHLA Archives Business: Travel & Supplies $ 183.36 

OLA Membership Fees $ 1,295.00 

Web Site Costs $ 93.70 

Consultant Fees: Report to LHINs $ 1,000.00 

Refund for duplicate membership payment $ 40.00 

Service Charges and fees $ 89.30 

TotalExpenses $ 4,322.22 $ 4,332.22 

Ending Cash on Account- chequing & savings accounts $ 15,464.01 $ 15,464.01 

TOTALON ACCOUNT $ 15,464.01 $ 15,464.01 

* Comments:In lieuof investingina GIC (2.35% interest)we continuethe following 

arrangement: 

1) BonusSavingsAccounthataccrues2.55%interest 

2) ChequingAccountforeconomicalmonthlytransactions 

** $2,265.00 in membershipfee deposits(for fiscalyear 2007) reflectsthe application 

deadline 

date beingchangedto December 31. 

Prepared for OHLA Annual General Meeting, Thursday February 1, 2007 

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• Leadership • Advocacy • Education • Communication 

2006 Annual Report of Activities and Financial Statement 

Presented at the AGM 

Thursday February 1, 2007 

5'15-6:15 pm, MTCC 


http://www.ohla.on.ca

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Table 

of Contents 

2006 Executive Members and Appointed Members ............................................................................. 3 

Report from the President ..................................................................................................................... ..............4 

Report from the Past-President ....................................................................................................................... 6 

Report from the Professional Development Coordinator ................................................................. 7 

Report from the Communication Coordinator ......................................................................................... 8 

Report from the Webmaster ............................................................................................................................... 9 

Report from the President-Elect ...................................................................................................................... 9 

Financial Statement ................................................................................................................................................ 

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2006 Executive Members and Appointed Members 

President: Mary McDiarmid 

Baycrest - Toronto 

Past President: Jami van Haaften 

Sudbury Regional Hospital - Sudbury 

President-Elect: Melanie Browne 

Mount Sinai Hospital - Toronto 

Treasurer: Christina Woodward 

Trillium Health Centre - Mississauga 

Secretary: Gurvinder Batra 

Toronto East General Hospital 

Professional Development Coordinator: Penka Stoyanova 

Credit Valley Hospital - Mississauga 

Communication Coordinator (Newsline): Elyse Pike 

Grey Bruce Health Services - Owen Sound 

Webmaster: Sophie M. Regalado 

St. Joseph's Care Group - Thunder Bay

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Report from the President 

Good evening and Welcome 

At last year's AGM we heard from the members that they wished to reconnect with the OHA 

and raise the profile of hospital libraries within their organizations. 

OHLA's Executive met for the first time in March 2006 and you'll find a copy of the 2006 

Activity Plan we used to guide us this past year. It was an ambitious list and when you 

have a chance to review it, you will notice that we accomplished most of our goals. The 

incompleted items will be revisited at the first Executive Meeting and decisions will be made 

at that time to either continue with the idea or replace it with a new plan. 

Responding to change and seizing the moment were characteristic of OHLA's achievements 

this past year that marks our 20th anniversary as an Association. 

One way we tried to reconnect with OHA and raise the profile of the hospital library was 

through the CEO study funded by CHLA/ABSC through a Toronto Health Libraries 

Association Chapter grant. At the 2:10 session tomorrow afternoon, Sandra Kendall of 

Mount Sinai Hospital, Malcolm Binns of the Baycrest Rotman Research Institute and I will be 

sharing with you some of our findings from the provincial wide telephone interviews we 

conducted this past summer with chief executive officers in Ontario hospitals. This was a 

great opportunity to find out what CEOs think about the future of hospital libraries and we 

also used the time with the CEOs to raise their awareness of how the library/librarian can 

help them in decision-making based on evidence. We found their perceptions and 

comments utterly fascinating as you'll find out tomorrow. 

Another project we completed was creating a Copyright Toolkit for Ontario hospitals that 

included questions submitted from health librarians from across Canada. Thanks to the 

efforts of Jan Figurski, the principle author, the OHA is at this moment in production of this 

document that will be released as a joint publication of the Ontario Health Libraries 

Association and Ontario Hospital Association. 

The third project I would like to comment on is OHLA's proposal to the LHINs for 

investigating a centrally operated portal of health databases that could be accessed by all 

Ontario health care providers. You may be wondering how this idea sprang to life. 

As you may know, last year British Columbia became the latest of many provinces to 

implement an e-health library for its health care providers. With the coming of the LHINs in 

Ontario and no doubt all the changes to our present world that would follow, the OHLA 

Executive decided to explore this idea. We met last spring with a representative from the 

BC e-health project via teleconference. They shared with us their business plan for the 

project. From that we drafted over the next couple of months a proposal for Ontario. Once 

the Executive were satisfied with our effort we sent it out to comment among OHLA 

members via the listserv. 

The most common feedback was "it's about time", or to put it more nicely, "get on with it 

already." We heard from a couple of OHLA members whose preference for the LHIN 

proposal was that we first conduct an intensive consultative process with all health library 

stakeholders. Collaboration and consultation are givens in a project like this and at the 

appropriate time which would be with the hiring of an independent consultant funded by the 

LHINs, extensive review and consultation will occur. The proposal to hire an independent 

consultant to assess the ways and means of implementing a provincial wide portal of health 

databases has also made its way to the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care. So at this 

moment, we have two government agencies assessing the merits and we are hopeful that 

they will agree it is worth taking a close look at. The Coalition of Academic Health Libraries 

has also sent OHLA an email of support for this idea.

One final word about the LHIN proposal is that opportunities are often lost while waiting for 

perfect conditions. 

I am also very pleased that OHLA is managing to attract new young members who I hope 

will be around in twenty years, celebrating OHLA's 40th anniversary. 

I was honoured to have the opportunity to work with such a diverse, interesting group of 

people on the 2006 Executive. I would also like to thank the OHLA members who took the 

time to give us feedback. That was key in helping us make the decisions we made this year 

and I urge you all to get involve in the association as much as you can. 

Submitted by 

Mary McDiarmid

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Report from the Past-President 

OHLA Affiliation 

Agreements 

The OLAaffiliation agreement was updated this year. The major change to the agreement 

was the fact that OLA now hosts our website and listserv. 

OHLA Docline 

Group 

There is a group in Docline called OHLA, which currently has 30 members. Membership in 

this group is not restricted in any way. It is a convenient method to add a group of Ontario 

libraries to your routing table by placing the OHLA group in your routing table, rather than 

adding 30 libraries separately. 

Ontario Hospital Library Index 

With the creation of the LHINS it seemed like an opportune time to create an index to 

hospital libraries in Ontario. I took from the OHA website a list of Ontario hospitals and 

cross-checked that list against the list of hospitals found on the LHIN website. I then sorted 

my list by LHIN region. I used membership lists from OHLA and CHLA, and searched Docline 

to identify those hospitals which had a library service. 

We obtained copyright permission from the Queen's Printer to use the LHIN map on our 

website, and modify it, so that from our website someone could browse an alphabetical list 

or click on their LHIN region, and see the list of institutions with libraries. 

Training 

Links and Resources 

I compiled a list of training links and resources and worked with Sophie to have them added 

to the website. If OHLA members have created their own resources in-house, and are willing 

to share, they could be listed here as well. 

Archives 

I was able to visit the Archives in person mid-November, and came away with a better idea 

of what is in the collection, and how it is organized. Based on what I see, the archive was 

created be Dee Sprung, possibly in 1996, and last year Jan did a major update of the 

archive to bring the collection up to 2006. 

The collection has some artefacts which were fun to see. Purely by accident I found another 

artefact in the hospital library in Sudbury, something that Don Hawryliuk must have 

treasured, and this will be added to the collection. 

The website now has an archives section, and one thing that that I gathered last year has 

been posted on the web - a list of all our past executive members, and their years of 

service. If you have not had a chance to look at that yet, it is worth a read. 

Elyse contributed an archive of all the articles that have appeared in AccessOLA's magazine, 

and that folder now contains 9 articles. 

Submitted by 

Jami van Haaften

Report from the Professional Development Coordinator 

My major responsibility was to organize the OHLA sessions for the OLA Super Conference 

2006 and 2007. 

Ideas for the topics were solicited by e-mail and phone from all OHLA members. The OHLA 

Executive meetings were also crucial for brainstorming and deciding on the appropriate 

topics for the presentations. For this year's conference we also used ideas from the survey, 

distributed last year by our president Mary McDiarmid. 

Once the topics were finalized, finding speakers for the topics of interest was the most 

difficult part. However, OHLA members were very helpful at this stage too. We had ten 

sessions scheduled for the conference in 2006 and eight are scheduled for 2007. 

I would like to thank our members, who agreed to convene sessions - Patricia Johnson, 

Helen Lee Robertson, Chen Li, Gall Knaggs, Susan Hendricks, Elyse Pike, Jan Figurski, 

Janette Hatton, Margaret Campbell, and Linda Wilcox. 

Lastly, I would like say a big thank you to Patricia Johnson and Gail Knaggs, who served as 

my assistants during the past two years. They contributed tremendously to the success of 

the program. 

Submitted by 

Penka Stoyanova

Report from the Communication Coordinator 

I have done my last issue of the OHLA newsletter. 

In the past two years, the newsletter has moved from a print format to an on-line 

only format. The newsletter is posted on the OHLA web site and notification is sent to the 

OHLA listserv. We hope this format is acceptable to all. The advantage is significantly 

reduced cost (postage and paper) and work load for those producing the newsletter. We've 

also updated the look of the newsletter to partner with the new look for the OHLA logo. 

The new Newsline editor is Karen Gagnon from Kingston. Karen has served as assistant and 

done the technical part of the newsletter production for the past two years. Now she is 

stepping up to be editor. All best wishes! I am certain she will do a wonderful job. Please 

remember Karen when you see something of interest to Health Sciences Librarians in 

Ontario or if you hear of job moves, promotions, births, marriages etc. amoung your peers. 

For the next year Karen and I have agreed that, until she gets the Newsline going in her 

style and voice, I will continue to serve as the OHLA contact for OLA's publication Access. 

The OLA has kindly permitted OHLA to have a column in each issue that is devoted to 

matters of interest to Health Sciences Libraries (and we hope of interest to many other 

types of libraries as well). 

Various authors this year included Jan Figurski, Susan Murray, Jean Williams, Margaret 

Darling and myself. I am always looking for people who are willing to contribute material - 

It's a great kick to be able to take a published article to your boss and say - here! See what 

I've done. - And remember Access circulation is over 4000 copies - This is a great place to 

get published. 

Again best wishes to Karen as she takes on her new role and I hope you have enjoyed 

past issues of Newsline. 

the 

Submitted by 

Elyse Pike

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Report from the Webmaster 

With the input of the Membership and Executive the OHLA website was successfully 

redesigned and launched during the spring of 2006. A web survey was posted on the 

website and distributed to the Membership at the last Annual General Meeting. Membership 

feedback was used to gauge user satisfaction with the site and to identify areas for 

improvement. Thanks to all of you who filled out the survey and who sent me your thoughts 

about the new site - it was great hearing from you! In addition to a new look and logo, the 

new OHLA site now boasts a Links page that contains the LHINS index and helpful links, 

such as free medical journals and associations/networks, as well as an Archives page. The 

OHLA website is a work in progress -- as webmaster I invite and encourage your 

suggestions in order to ensure that the site meets your needs. 

The ohla.on.ca domain name has been renewed for a 5-year term and continues to be 

hosted by the Ontario Library Association. 

Submitted by 

Sophie Regalado 

Report from the President-Elect 

Here we are again at the beginning of a new year. It seems like yesterday that the OHLA 

past President-Elect was encouraging me to take over her position while she moved on to 

become the President and to lead OHLA through many brand new initiatives and to 

successfully wrap up the old ones. As President-Elect I had the opportunity to sit back, 

observe and learn from the President while she carried on her duties. Now I feel more 

confident to take over as President of OHLA and to continue to work on the initiatives that 

Mary started and to lead new initiatives. 

As President-Elect I was responsible for the membership drive. Currently OHLA has a 

membership of 73. To increase membership this year I have decided to target library 

graduate students at the University of Western Ontario and the University of Toronto. I will 

be giving a talk at the Faculty of Information Sciences at the University of Toronto on the 

30thJanuary 2007 where I will be promoting OHLA and the benefits of becoming a member. 

As we go into the New Year I will continue to form partnerships with other library schools. 

Submitted by 

Melanie Browne

Financial Statement 


Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements 

Jan 1, 2006- Dec 31,2006 

Cash Balance Beginning 

of Year - chequing & savings accounts* 

Income MembershipFees2006& alsosomefor FY 2007** $ 6,665.60 

M. McDiarmid,Baycrest,towardLHINReport $ 500.00 

Investment Interest $ 334.60 

Total Income 

Expenses 

ExecutiveMeetingConferenceCalls $ 647.12 

ExecutiveMeetingTravel Expenses $ 597.30 

Cheque book $ 29.44 

ConferencePoster $ 143.75 

AGM Handouts $ 213.25 

OHLA ArchivesBusiness:Travel & Supplies $ 183.36 

OLA MembershipFees $ 1,295.00 

Web Site Costs $ 93.70 

ConsultantFees: Reportto LHINs $ 1,000.00 

Refundfor duplicatemembershippayment $ 40.00 

ServiceCharges and fees $ 89.30 

Total Expenses $ 4,322.22 

EndingCashon Account- chequing& savingsaccounts $ 15,464.01 

TOTAL ON ACCOUNT $ 15,464.01 

* Comments: Inlieuof investingina GIC(2.35%interest)wecontinuethefollowingarrangement: 

1) BonusSavingsAccountthataccrues2.55% interest 

2) ChequingAccountfor economicalmonthlytransactions 

** $2,265.00inmembership fee deposits(forfiscalyear2007)reflectstheapplicationdeadline 

datebeingchangedtoDecember31. 

Preparedfor OHLA Annual General Meeting, Thursday February 1, 2007

2007 - Ontario Health Libraries Association

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