CIL2007: Sessions I Attended

I gave up on onsite blogging of the conference, although I did take copious notes. There were problems with the network, and connectivity was patchy. Here's a list of the sessions I attended (and I attended all three keynotes):

Monday

• Library 2.0: Building Communities, Connections & Strateties, by Ken Roberts, Chief Librarian, Hamilton


• Pimp Your Firefox, by Jessamyn West


• Mashups, Remixing Info, & Making Data Browsable, by Derek Willis and Karen Huffman


• Millenials and the Library, by Marshall Breeding


• Using Google & SEs to Expose Digital Collections, by Marshall Breeding


• Social Bookmarking & Folksonomies, by Ellyssa Kroski & Robert Cagna

Tuesday

• Presented Rhumba with Joomla


• Dynamic Instructional Content: Library 2.0 on a Budget, by Chad Boeninger


• Search Tools Using Controlled Vocabularies, by Herd, Koeneman, Doszkocs


• Podcasting Possibilites for Library Instruction, by Rachael Clemons


• Gaming and Learning, by Shu Liu and Tammy Allgood


• Dine-Around with Second Lifers


• InfoTubey Awards

Wednesday

• The New Library Automation Landscape, by Marshall Breeding


• Catalogs/OPACs for the Future, by Roy Tennant and Tim Spaulding


• Building Libraries in Virtual Worlds, by Bell, Gullett, Czarnecki & Peters


• Repository Essentials: From Soup to Nuts, by Roy Tennant


• Production to Portal: Info Delivery Channels, by Marjorie M.K. Hlava

For just about every session I went to, there was another one I couldn't attend. But, so it goes, at any conference. Things are going to keep filtering through, so I'll be coming back to talk about different things in the next week. I'm also heading off for E-Rate Camp next week...