Developing an international perspective on librarianship
1. "Developing an International
Perspective on Librarianship:
Experiences Abroad"
Sponsored by the University Libraries
Diversity Committee in celebration of
International Education Week
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The International
Federation of Library
Associations and
Institutions (IFLA) is the
leading international body
representing the interests
of library and information
services and their users. It
is the global voice of the
library and information
profession.
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5. Ismail Serageldin, PhD, Founding Director,
Bibliotheca Alexandrina (BA)
The International Federation of Library
Associations and Institutions
(IFLA)’s Section on Education and
Training (SET) 40th Anniversary Summit
opened with Serageldin’s keynote speech
entitled “Building Tomorrow’s Library
Today: The New Library of Alexandria”,
where he spoke about the challenges met
and the challenges of tomorrow. His
speech tackled the theme of the Summit:
“Library and Information Education and
Training: Confluence of Past and Present
Toward a Strong Future”. The Summit
addressed the history and future of SET
through a collaborative forum for critical
discussion. The event included keynote
presentations, panel discussions and Ignite
sessions.
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7. IFLA Key Initiatives
• Digital Content
Programme
• International Leaders
Programme
• Outreach
• Cultural Heritage
8. We, the undersigned, believe
that increasing access to
information and knowledge
across society, assisted by the
availability of information and
communications technologies
(ICTs), supports sustainable
development and improves
people’s lives.
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18. Knowledge Management Section
KM is a process of creating, storing, sharing,
applying and re-using organisational knowledge
to enable an organisation to achieve its goals
and objectives. KM is extending the concept of
"knowledge" beyond existing concepts like
"memory", "storage", and "information". The
term covers such areas as tacit knowledge
(expertise), implicit knowledge, explicit
knowledge and procedural knowledge.
20. Familiar Faces
Mary Ellen Davis (ACRL - USA) & Danuta A. Nitecki
(Drexel University – USA)
Managing Research Data as a Transformational Role for Librarians:
A Case Study of the Association for College and Research Libraries and
Drexel University Libraries “Turning Outward” to Tackle Organizational
Changes
21. Convergence of
Skills through
Theory, Practice
and Strategy
Michael Crumpton
Asst Dean for Admin Services
University Libraries
University of North Carolina, US
macrumpt@uncg.edu
26. Teaching
Workplace
Information
Literacy in the
Community
College
• LILAC is aimed at librarians and
information professionals who teach
information literacy skills, are
interested in digital literacies
and who want to improve the
information seeking and evaluation
skills of all library users whoever they
may be. The conference incorporates
keynote speeches and parallel
sessions covering many different
areas of the field, from school to
academic libraries, from public sector
to national libraries. We encourage
and support networking and sharing
of expertise between all IL
professionals attending.