Important Information for Company Admins

BEFORE clicking Register Someone Else or Register multiple contacts: 

Please check that all Staff to be registered for this event are showing in your institution Contacts list in the Member Centre.  If not, please use the “Add Contacts” button before returning to the Events area to register.  This will ensure a smooth registration process and application of discounted member pricing.

 

 

ALIA National Conference 2022

ALIA provides the platform as a meeting point for all the Library and Information professionals, from all sectors and all areas of Australia and the international community. The National Conference provides unparalleled opportunities to becomes stronger as professionals and as an industry with engaging programs and a forum to collaborate, network and build partnerships amongst our colleagues, peers, industry leaders and corporate partners.

The conference program and speaker line-up can be viewed on the conference website.

Registrations close on 9 May 2022. Please read the registration terms and conditions before registering.
 
Join ALIA to save on registration! ALIA Members are entitled to register for the member rate and save significant amounts on their registration fee. You need to be an ALIA Member before registering to take advantage of these special rates so contact our membership team at membership (@) alia.org.au for more details on becoming an ALIA Member or to check your current membership details.

Registration Costs and Inclusions

First Release - Until 14 January 2021

Member - $1,190 -SOLD OUT

Standard Registration - $1,590 -SOLD OUT

Second Release - Open Now

Member - $1,200

Standard Registration - $1,600

Inclusions:

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Access to exhibition
  • Conference satchel, handbook and name badge
  • Morning/afternoon teas and lunches
  • 1 x Welcome/member reception tickets
  • 1 x Conference dinner ticket
  • 1 x Farewell drinks ticket
  • Opportunity to register for pre-conference workshops
  • Opportunity to register for library tours

Early Bird Non-Member - $1,590 until 31 December 2021

Standard Non-Member - $1,790

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Access to exhibition
  • Conference satchel, handbook and name badge
  • Morning/afternoon teas and lunches
  • 1 x Welcome/member reception tickets
  • 1 x Conference dinner ticket
  • 1 x Farewell drinks ticket
  • Opportunity to register for pre-conference workshops
  • Opportunity to register for library tours

Concession Member - $790

This rate is available to all student or retiree members.

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Access to exhibition
  • Conference satchel, handbook and name badge
  • Morning/afternoon teas and lunches
  • 1 x Welcome/member reception tickets
  • 1 x Farewell drinks ticket
  • Opportunity to register for pre-conference workshops
  • Opportunity to register for library tours

Day Member - $495

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Access to exhibition
  • Conference satchel, handbook and name badge
  • Morning/afternoon teas and lunches
  • Opportunity to register for pre-conference workshops
  • Opportunity to register for library tours

Day Non-Member - $660

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Access to exhibition
  • Conference satchel, handbook and name badge
  • Morning/afternoon teas and lunches
  • Opportunity to register for pre-conference workshops
  • Opportunity to register for library tours

 Speaker  - $890 (Discount code required) Speakers have been sent out invitation emails with their speaker discount code. Please contact [email protected] if you haven't received your email.

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Access to exhibition
  • Conference satchel, handbook and name badge
  • Morning/afternoon teas and lunches
  • 1 x Welcome/member reception tickets
  • 1 x Conference dinner ticket
  • 1 x Farewell drinks ticket
  • Opportunity to register for pre-conference workshops
  • Opportunity to register for library tours 

 

 
When
16/05/2022 8:00 AM - 19/05/2022 5:00 PM
AUS Eastern Standard Time
Where
31 Constitution Ave National Convention Centre Canberra Canberra, ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA

Program

Monday, 16 May 2022

Description
Workshop – Data Analytics for Libraries
As an increasingly important part of evidence-based practice, data and data analytics are becoming increasingly essential within the Library and information context. In this workshop at ALIA 2022, we will talk about the use of data in all aspects of library and information research and practice, including gathering evidence to inform user services. We, at the ALIA RAC, invite all academics and practitioners from different research fields and library sectors, to come together to collaboratively think about ways through which we can solve real-world problems through data-driven LIS research. This hands-on workshop will include some scenarios and real-life examples on how to use this data (both qualitative and quantitative) in your own everyday professional practice.
Time
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Spots available
21
9:00 AM
Workshop - Experiential and exponential learning
Our ways of working have needed to diversify as pandemic impacts continue to rock our world. Digital participation is now core to the GLAMR sector modes of practice. Navigating digital spaces and platforms is an embedded part of work life, regardless of whether your role is focused on team engagement, project flow, connecting to stakeholders, exhibitions, teaching and learning, collection management or a multitude of other GLAMR areas. To thrive in our current work ecosystems, to be active participants, the cultivation and evolution of digital dexterity is now critical. What has emerged as a sector wide challenge is how do we build this digital dexterity and enable widespread learning with sociological change in our work communities? More than this, how do we do this and still respond to the diversity of learning needs and communication preferences?   This submission proposes to delve into these questions by shaping an experiential workshop that focuses on the role of communication and shared learning in developing digital dexterity skills. Using experiential learning and the concepts of exponential learning as a stimulus, the workshop will group participants into project teams that will respond to a collaborative design challenge of creating a digital wellbeing resource. What will diversify in the design challenge is that project teams will be split into digital, non-digital, and blended-streams. Additionally, different constraints will be experienced by the project teams as wildcard moments (such as communication barriers, technical difficulties, change of platforms or redeployment of team members) are added during the team project time.   This workshop will be facilitated by CAUL’s Digital Dexterity Champions and intends to stimulate participant engagement across a diversity of digital dexterity areas. The facilitators will share their lived experience of learning within a community of practice, where digital dexterity is seen as an exponential domain. The facilitators will also explicitly position this workshop design as an outcome from a group culture that fosters innovation and experimentation, highlighting how exponential learning emerges from collaborative discussion, shared learnings, and co-ideation.
Time
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Spots available
29
9:00 AM
Workshop – Pride in Diversity Pride Inclusion Programs, ACON
Workshop – Pride in Diversity Pride Inclusion Programs, ACON This interactive workshop comprises three modules suitable for anyone who in interested in learning more about the LGBTQ community and workplace inclusion. The sessions will give participants an understanding of what an ally is and how we can be allies in the workplace and beyond. Topics covered include - LGBTQ Awareness an overall understanding of why LGBTQ workplace inclusion is important to an organisation a level of comfort around terminology challenges often faced by LGBTQ employees awareness of the impact that a culture has on the lived experiences of its employees Empowering Allies The role and importance of allies Key actions allies can take Myth busting The importance of ally visibility Calling out problematic behaviours Deep Dive into Gender and Sexual Orientation The diversity of genders Some of the challenges trans & gender diverse people face Gender Affirmation Myth busting Sexual orientation – identity, attraction & behaviour
Time
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Spots available
34
9:00 AM
Workshop - HUE. Colour of the conversation
This workshop is an engaging and interactive session designed to develop literacy, empathy, and understanding of race related issues and identities, and improve safety andsupport for people of colour in your organisation, movement or place of work. It is appropriate for a range of knowledge levels & experiences and creates a safe environment for real conversations about race and racism. The second part of the workshop converts your newly developed understanding of race and racism into practical skills that can be applied to your specific workplace setting. The session is strength based, future oriented, and focused on skills and strategies, to turn the talk into action.
Time
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Spots available
30
9:30 AM
Workshop - Writing for publication: Preparing an information
Writing a journal article for the first time can be daunting. As editors of the Journal of the Australian Library and Information Association (JALIA), we have had a range of experiences working with both practitioners and academic authors. In this hands-on session we will work with library and information professionals on the fundamentals of writing for publication, including how to get started and the essentials of the publishing process. We will discuss what makes a good practice-based paper, including how to consider implications for library and information professionals and researchers beyond your organisation. In this interactive workshop, we’ll spend time brainstorming and thinking about how to turn your ideas into academic writing, including structuring and developing your argument. Our presenters will share their experiences of the scholarly writing process, including responding to reviewer comments and feedback. Lastly, we will provide specific tips about the information-in-practice paper format in JALIA which offers a valuable stepping stone to longer form writing. This workshop will benefit practitioners who are new to academic writing but want to share workplace innovations, initiatives and projects with the sector. If you already have an idea for a paper, bring it with you. Even if you don’t, come along to plan for the future and meet other likeminded professionals with an interest in gaining more experience in this area.
Time
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Spots available
32
1:00 PM

Tuesday, 17 May 2022

Description
Welcome reception - Full registration complimentary
Ticket inclusive with full registration only. Kick off your conference experience at the welcome reception! This will give you the perfect chance to absorb your first day, meet, and catch up with peers as you enjoy some refreshments and get access to the exhibitors you've been waiting to meet.
Time
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
5:00 PM
Welcome Reception - Additional Ticket
Want a guest to attend with you to the Welcome reception or did not register for a full registration? Purchase an additional ticket and kick off your conference experience at the welcome reception!
Time
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
5:00 PM

Wednesday, 18 May 2022

Description
Conference Dinner: Autumn Ball
As the days grow shorter and the air gets crisper, let us all gather together for a cosy night full of celebration and warmth. As we welcome in the stunning cityscape as it plunges into hues of red, gold, russet, ochre and crimson as the exotic trees transformation. Join us for a cozy autumn themed dinner. The conference dinner is included in full registrations but you must indicate during your registration if you wish to attend. In order to comply with venue and COVID-19 capacity limits only delegates who pre-select attendance will be able to attend.
Time
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Spots available
12
7:00 PM
Conference Dinner Additional Ticket
While the conference dinner is included in the full registration you are also able to purchase an addition ticket if you would like to bring a guest or different registration type.
Time
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Spots available
5
7:00 PM

Thursday, 19 May 2022

Description
Farewell Drinks - Additional Ticket
Want a guest to attend with you or did not register for a full registration? Purchase an additional ticket to attend the farewell drinks.
Time
5:00 PM - 5:30 PM
5:00 PM
Farewell Drinks - Full registration complimentary
Bid farewell to Canberra and celebrate all the great experiences shared in the past week.
Time
5:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Spots available
151
5:00 PM

Friday, 20 May 2022

Description
Walking Tour - ANU Library
We have organised some great tours around Canberra to give delegates the opportunity to explore some of the great places that Canberra has on offer. Please note you have to register for each tour as spaces are limited.
Time
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Spots available
10
11:00 AM
Walking Tour - National Gallery of Australia
We have organised some great tours around Canberra to give delegates the opportunity to explore some of the great places that Canberra has on offer. Please note you have to register for each tour as spaces are limited.
Time
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Spots available
0
12:00 PM
Walking Tour - NH Fisher Geoscience Library
We have organised some great tours around Canberra to give delegates the opportunity to explore some of the great places that Canberra has on offer. Please note you have to register for each tour as spaces are limited.
Time
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Spots available
18
1:00 PM

 

Event Code
There are no records.

Log in

Not a personal member? Join Online or to continue as a non-member Create an account.

If you are a staff member of an institution please login using your work email address. If you have any issues, please contact your ALIA institutional membership Company Administrator.

If you are still having difficulties logging in, please contact [email protected].

Help us increase opportunities for First Nations colleagues 

ALIA is working towards increasing opportunities and removing barriers for our First Nations library and information sector colleagues to participate in our conferences and events, and has established a bursary for First Nations event attendance. If you would like to contribute to this effort, please select a gift amount below. Please note that gifts to the bursary are not eligible for tax deduction.

$25 gift to bursary

$25 gift to bursary
25.00

$100 gift to bursary

$100 gift to bursary
100.00

$50 gift to bursary

$50 gift to bursary
50.00

$250 gift to bursary

$250 gift to bursary
250.00