Wednesday, 3 September 2008 16:45 - 17:30
Quality Management Systems - the easy way!
Ms Jill Watson
Karyn Siegmann, Bayside Library Service
Information Soup - There’s Lots of it but is it Nutritious?
Ms Rosalie H Day, Community Information Strategies Australia Inc.
Dreaming the Future, Making it Real: A Library Service Model for the State Library of New South Wales
Ellen M Forsyth, State Library of New South Wales
Ms Mylee J Joseph, State Library of New South Wales
Expanding the Space of the Possible - the Phoenix Emerging from the Hearth. Understanding Changes in School Libraries in the Light of Complexity Theory and Emergent Thinking
Mrs Robyn A Markus-Sandgren, St Hilda's School, Southport, Queensland.
California Dreaming: Reflections on a Professional and Personal Journey in Southern California
Jill E Benn, University of Western Australia
Six Keys for Developing and Implementing a Successful Information Literacy Training Program
Ms Janine McLennan, Library Services, Australian Bureau of Statistics
Ms Nicole Maher, Library Services, Australian Bureau of Statistics
Why the Library and Computing Center Divorce? A Proposal for Constructing a Communication Pattern
Chiou-shu J Hwang, Meiho Institute of Technology, Taiwan
Perchance to Dream?? The Realisation of Quality Management at Macquarie University Library
Mr Haven HW Tso, Macquarie University Library
Talkin Together: Caboolture Shire Libraries Engaging with Aborginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities
Kerry A Griffith, Caboolture Shire Council
Ms Gail A Robinson, Consultant
Morphing eBooks: Animal, Vegetable or Mineral?
Cassandra Perry, Coutts Information Services
Promoting Library Careers
Chris L Kelly, Brimbank City Council
New Models of Collaboration: Across Library Sectors, Geographic Locations and Education Boundaries
Ms Lynne M Vautier, Curtin University of Technology Library
What do McDonalds, Gloria Jeans & Public Libraries have in common?
Mr Geoff Strempel, Public Library Services South Aus
Flick(r)ing Through the Library's Year: Curtin University Library in the 365 Library Days Photograph Project
Mary Anne Schooling, Curtin University Library
Innovative Use of ePrints (UTAS Repository Software) for Digitising, Preserving and Providing Access to Nationally Important Historic Collections
Ms Lynn Davies, University of Tasmania
Gillian M Ward, University of Tasmania
AustLit and Black Words
Joan Keating, AustLit: The Australian Literature Resource
RDA: The New Cataloguing Standard for the Digital Age
Catherine Argus, RDA Co-ordinator and Manager, Bibliographic Standards and Strategy, National Library of Australia
Conference Centre
Boring Marquee
Anita Heiss
Happy Hour
Cranky Camel
Marcus the Camel Man: "This !@@#'s name is Greyhound and he's a #$%. He's a #$%^ 'cause he's an ex-racing camel. So don't kick him. He's a $%^". No, he doesn't have a calmer camel for me and anyway, he's 98% sure nothing bad will happen to me.
Not Kicking Greyhound, Not Falling Off Greyhound
...planning what to do if camel runs away.
Camel Train
Still on camel, but BJ wants to bite me.
Respectful Distance
After camel told me to back off.
Hungry Camels
We "got" to feed the camels at the end of the ride. It was included in the price.
Buzzard
Being 1 of 2 birds world-wide that use rocks to crack open eggs. Apparently. Imagine our surprise when a day old domestic chicken was found in this "emu egg".
Butcher Bird
Resilient Tree
Trees don't lay down and die in Alice Springs, they turn their branches into new trees. This is on the way to Standley Chasm.
Spot the Euro
Picnic Tree
Simpson's Gap. If I lived in Alice Springs I would have a picnic here every week.
No Swimming
But I wouldn't go swimming, 'cause you're not allowed.
Ground Water
Black footed wallabies and Euros have to dig for water. If they go to the waterhole they will get eaten by dingoes and wild dogs.
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