Programme 2014

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LAI/CILIP Ireland Joint Conference and Exhibition 2014
Seizing Opportunities, Leading Change
Programme (Subject to Change)
Thursday 10th April
9.00
9.30
9.45
Tea/Coffee/Registration
Official Opening of the
Exhibition
Official Opening of the
Conference
Keynote
10.45
Lightning Sessions
11.00
11.30
Tea/Coffee
Plenary
12.15
Plenary
1.00
Lightning Sessions
1.15
2.15
Lunch
Learning
Sessions/Workshops
3.15
3.45
Tea/Coffee
Learning
Sessions/Workshops
4.45
7.00
Close
Reception
8.00
9.00
Conference Dinner
After Dinner Speech
9.35
S1. Jane Cantwell: Waterford City Librarian and President of the LAI
S2. Michael Walsh: Waterford City and County Manager
K1.Peter Doyle: Consultant in Strategy, Marketing & Change
Lessons in strategic change management
L1.3M
L2.SirsiDynix
L3. Solus
P1. FionnualaHanrahan: Wexford County Librarian
Fortune favours the brave: Challenges within ‘Opportunities for All’,
the national strategy for public libraries, 2013-2017
P2. Rebecca Davies: Pro Vice-Chancellor, Aberystwyth University
Competent and confident! Entrepreneurial approaches for personal
development
L4. Capita
L5. Innovative Interfaces, Inc.
L6. Interleaf Technology
W1. Peter Doyle
Delivering successful strategic change programmes
W2. Rebecca Davies
Library and information competencies further explored
W3. Niamh O’Sullivan: Research Officer/Librarian, Irish Blood
Transfusion Service
Recessionista research revisited: Utilising quality free web resources to
enhance your library service
W4. Simon Edwards: Director of Professional Services, CILIP
Identifying, developing and gaining recognition for your knowledge
and skills using CILIP’s Professional Knowledge and Skills Base(PKSB)
W5. Neil MacInnes: Head of Libraries, Information and Archives,
Manchester City Council
Sharing services – libraries, archives and museums – learning together
W6. Alison Mackenzie: Dean of Learning Services, Edge Hill University
The changing role of librarians:Is this what the future looks like?
S3. Mayor of Waterford, Councillor John Cummins
S4. DonnachaO’Ceallachain: Local Historian
Waterford 1100
Friday 11th April
9.00
9.40
9.45
Tea/Coffee/Registration
Official Welcome to the
Conference
Keynote
10.45
Lightning Sessions
11.00
11.30
Tea/Coffee
Plenary
12.15
Plenary
1.00
2.15
Lunch
Learning
Sessions/Workshops
3.15
3.45
Tea/Coffee
Learning
Sessions/Workshops
4.45
Close
S5. Adrienne Adair: Assistant Director Libraries NI and Chair of
CILIP Ireland
K2. Liz McGettigan: Director of Digital Library Experiences,
SOLUS
Reinventing the street corner University: The infinite possibilities
for libraries and librarians
L7. Open Book Company
L8. Oxford University Press
L9. W.F.Howes
P3. The Waterford Europe Direct Lecture
Maya Hanley: Marketing & Business Advisor
Make the most of social media
P4. Billy Dixon: Resilience Coach
Streetwise resilience
W7. Liz McGettigan
Delivering successful change in libraries
W8. Martin Bradley: Archives and Records Management
Consultant
Scoping and implementing a digitisation project: Capture,
storage, display and copyright
W9. Michelle Dalton: College Liaison Librarian, UCD;Helen
Fallon: Deputy Librarian, NUIM
Professional writing and blogging
WX. LAI County and City Librarians Section
Closed session
W10. Maya Hanley
Blogging for libraries
W11.Billy Dixon
Dealing with adversity: Resilience in action
W12. North-South Exchange
Innovations in library and information services
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