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Sunday 19 Oct 5.00-6.30pm Welcome Launch
Special guest - William McInnes

Monday 20 Oct
8.00am
Registrations & Trade viewing



8.45am
Welcome
Future Thinking - Future Proofing
Kerri Contini, QPLA President


Welcome to country



9.00am
Keynote address
William McInnes
Popular actor and author, William McInnes will share his thoughts on life, literature and libraries.
cupcake tower 10.00-10.30
Morning tea



10.30am
Building foresight capacity
Dr Phillip Daffara Successful planning for the of libraries should not just consider the next 3-5 years but the next 20 to 30 years. Dr Daffara shares techniques for building foresight capacity in library planning






11.40am
Library makeovers on a shoestring

Kevin Hennah
Kevin Hennah has worked closely with Public and School Libraries since 2002 on strategies to maximise productivity of space and improve overall presentation and image. His understanding of the operational requirements of libraries is coupled with practical advice that is sensitive to budget restrictions and challenges traditional thinking.

12.40pm
Lunch
lunch

1.40pm
History in a digital world -
The
Australian Newspaper Digitisation Program

Cathy Pilgrim
Director, Australian Newspaper Digitisation Program (ANDP) National Library of Australia
The National Library has demonstrated how libraries can plan an essential role as content developers through their Australian Newspaper Digitisation Program. Cathy Pilgrim provides an overvied of this ambitious project which has already seen 70,000 newspaper pages digitised and online from 1803 to 1954.

2.25pm
Show me the money


Dr Linda Griffith
Linda Griffith Consultancy
Libraries are constantly seeking additional sources of funding. Dr Griffith explores funding streams beyond government grants including philanthropic trusts.
Cookie
3.00
Afternoon tea



3.30pm
Library Education 2.0

Dr Helen Partridge
Associate Professor, Information Technology QUT
Our leaders of the future are being educated now. Dr Partridge will explore the role of educators in helping ensure the profession has the leaders it needs - not just through entry level qualifications for new graduates but also other degrees that meet the changing skill and knowledge needs of the profession.

4.20pm
ALIA & Public Libraries
Jan Richards
Vice-President
ALIA
Jan will provide an overview of public library initiatives that ALIA is developing including a Public Library Summit and the Broadband for Seniors funding.

4:40pm QPLA AGM 2008



7.00pm Conference Dinner @ Rydges
Special guest, William McInnes, and popular band The Countdowns.

Tuesday 21 Oct
8.00-8.45
Registrations & Trade Viewing



8.45am
Welcome to Day 2
David West
Vice-President, QPLA


8.55am
Local buy cheque presentation
Suzanne Snape, Local Buy


9.00am Engaging with indigenous communities
Cate Richmond
Assistant Director
Public Libraries and Knowledge Centres
Northern Territory Library
Winners of the $1million Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Award, Cate Richmond will provide an overview of the Northern Territory Library's services to indigenous and remote communities.

10.00am
Creative Communities
Deb Miles
Acting Director
Creative Communities
Arts, culture and libraries - an overview from the new Arts Qld unit.
cupcake tower
10.30am
Morning tea



11.00am
One search @ SLQ Anna Raunik
Executive Manager - Resource Discovery
State Library of Qld
Launch of State Library's new One Search facility

11.25am Baulkham Hills -
A glimpse into the future
Lynn Regan
Manager Library & Information Services
Baulkham Hills Council
On the north-western outskirts of Sydney, Baulkham Hills Shire is changing from a predominately rural shire to rapidly growing suburbs with an increasingly multicultural demographic. Lynn will show how libraries are changing and responding to community needs and expectations.

12.30pm
Lunch
lunch


1.30pm
Design your destiny
Robyn Pulman Renowed motivational speaker, Robyn Pulman will impart skills and tips to strengthen your leadership skills through creating winning habits.

2.30pm
Community Wellbeing Indicators

Desley Renton Community Wellbeing Indicators refer to a broad range of measures designed to identify and communicate economic, social, environmental, democratic and cultural trends and outcomes. They provide a holistic view of assessing a community and developing policies and programs to strengthen and enhance communities. Desley Renton explores their relevance to libraries.
Cookie
3.10pm
Afternoon tea



3.40pm
The Smart City & its Libraries

Jane Cowell
AEC
Learnings from Copenhagen, Denmark from the international symposium on libraries creating stronger cities.

3.55pm Expanding Horizons - what next
Shelley Webb
State Library of Qld


4.40pm Conference Close
Kerri Contini & Dave West

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