The ALIA National Advisory Congress 2005
Guidelines for presenting celebrating success stories
Each delegate is asked to present one success story during a celebrating success session. The guidelines for presenting these stories are:
- why is it a success
- how does it fit to the objects of the association
- the success story must be specific to a group or region
Presentations to take a maximum of five minutes.
There is no requirement to use PowerPoint or overhead transparencies when presenting your success story, however, there will be a data projector and an overhead projector available should you require them. If you are using PowerPoint or overheads please let me know and e-mail your presentation to me by COB Wednesday 23 November 2005.
| Session time |
Delegates to present |
| Friday 25 November |
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| 3:30pm - 4:00pm |
Kate Sinclair - Adelaide meeting
Prue Deakon - ALIA Health Libraries Australia Group
Claire Swift - Townsville meeting
Sue Little - Expert Group on Government Publications
Jayshree Mamtora - Darwin meeting |
| Saturday 26 November |
|
| 8:30am - 9:00 am |
Trevor Wakely - Interlibrary Lending Expert Advisory Group
Tania Barry - Melbourne meeting
Vicki McDonald - Public Libraries Reference Group
Alison Sutherland - Perth meeting
Vicki Williams - Nhulunbuy |
| 10:30am - 11:00am |
Claire Hill - Sydney meeting
Kerry Smith - Research Committee
Damian Lodge - Culcairn meeting
Mercedes Bertus - Information Online Group
Pat Bomford - Hobart meeting |
| 1:00pm - 1:30pm |
Kym Holden - Canberra meeting
Julie Stevens - Purchasing and Consortia Reference Group
Richard Pickup - Launceston meeting
Sue Hutley - Brisbane meeting
Tania Barry and Kate Sinclair - New Generation Policy and Advisory Group |
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