2009 AALL Annual Meeting - Programs

Sunday

1:30pm
A-1 Making Your ILS Web 2.0 Happy
1:30pm
A-2 Beyond Copyright? How License Agreements and Digital Rights Management Pose Challenges to Fair Use and the Provision of Electronic or Media Services
1:30pm
A-3 The Thurgood Marshall Papers: A Case Study in Acquiring Significant Archival Donations … Journey Through the Legacy of a Civil Rights Pioneer
1:30pm
A-4 The Changing World of Information Access at the USPTO
1:30pm
A-5 Legal Research Questions on the Bar Exam: Preparing Our Students
1:30pm
A-6 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow? The Future of Print Periodicals in Law Libraries
1:30pm
LISP-SIS Program - Online Interactive Court Forms for Self-Represented Litigants: The Library's Role
3:00pm
B-1 Emerging from the Cocoon: Innovative Ways to Reteach Legal Research to Externs and Summer Associates
3:00pm
B-2 Success for the Future: Creating and Implementing a Library Succession Plan
3:00pm
B-3 Taxation Without Representation: An Overview of the D.C. Legislative Process and Research
3:00pm
B-4 Understanding the Mean: How the Average Law Librarian Can Encourage Empirical Research Initiatives
3:00pm
B-5 Lincoln, the Law, and Libraries
3:00pm
B-6 MarcEdit: A Magic Wand for MARC Records
3:00pm
PLL-SIS Program - Nuts & Bolts of Competitive Intelligence: CI in the Small Firm Environment
4:15pm
C-1 Network Neutrality: The Debate Over the Internet Superhighway
4:15pm
C-2 Laws and Codes: How Do They Do That?
4:15pm
C-3 Latest Trends in Library Automation: Building Creative and Inspiring Discovery Platforms
4:15pm
C-4 Law Libraries and the Access to Justice Revolution
4:15pm
C-5 Reporting for Duty: Military Information and Its Application to Legal Research
4:15pm
C-6 Running a Business: Practical MBA Solutions for Your Library
5:30pm
CS-SIS Hot Topic - Blogger Connie Crosby on Why Librarians Should Care About Emerging Technologies
5:30pm
PLL-SIS Intellectual Property Group Program - Patent Information Vendors Panel Discussion

Monday

8:45am
D-1 I Want My Web 2.0: Lessons from the Web 2.0 Challenge Everyone Can Use (or “Get Your MySpace for Nothing and Your RSS for Free”)
8:45am
D-2 Charting a New Course Mid-Career
8:45am
D-3 Brave New Frontier of Government Documents Librarianship
8:45am
D-4 The Librarian as Author: AALL/LexisNexis Call for Papers
8:45am
D-5 Managing Employees Across Generations
8:45am
D-6 Beyond the Walls of the United Nations: Exploring U.N. Databases
8:45am
SCCLL-SIS Program - Serving Those Who Serve: Legal Services for Active Duty Military Personnel, Their Families and Veterans
10:00am
E-1 So You Want to Make a Movie: Simple Steps for Creating Videos for Web
10:00am
E-2 Chat 2.0: Renovating Virtual Reference
10:00am
E-3 Eenie, Meenie, Minie, Mo . . . County, Court, Academic, Private—Should I Stay or Should I Go?
10:00am
E-4 Finding Services for Seniors (Ourselves and Others)
10:00am
E-5 Working Smart: Innovative Ways to Do More with Your Day
10:00am
E-6 Discovering Advocacy Web Tools: Your Key to Influencing Congress
10:45am
ALL-SIS Program - Beyond the Ivory Tower: Reaching Out to Practicing Attorneys and Law Firm Librarians to Improve Legal Research Instruction
10:45am
CS-SIS Program - Mashing Up the White House
10:45am
F-1 Getting to Yes: Developing Effective Salary and Compensation Negotiation Skills
10:45am
F-2 Law Librarians Abroad: Is a Foreign Study Program for You?
10:45am
F-3 Marketing Mojo: Get Smart with Design
10:45am
F-4 Strategic Alliance: The Tribal Supreme Court Project
10:45am
F-5 Taming Information Overload: Addressing Law Firm Current Awareness Needs
10:45am
F-6 Taking the Aggravation Out of Aggregators: An Update on Aggregator-Neutral Bibliographic Records
10:45am
TS-SIS Program - Cataloging Video Recordings: AACR2 Chapter 7
12:00pm
TS-SIS Hot Topic Program: Working with OCLC'S Record Transfer Policy
4:00pm
G-1 Preserving Our Legislative Heritage: New Approaches for States
4:00pm
G-2 Unmasking a Marvel of an Idea in D.C.: How Graphic Literature Can Be Supertools for Law Librarians
4:00pm
G-3 Evaluating Federal e-Life Cycle Management — A Town Meeting with OMB, NARA and GPO
4:00pm
G-4 WYDSIWYG: What You Don’t See Is What You Get
4:00pm
G-5 What’s in a Name? Trademark Searching, Services and Domain Names
4:00pm
G-6 We Don’t Need Copyright to Put an Article on Our Network, Do We?
4:00pm
TS-SIS Program - Peer Collaboration

Tuesday

9:00am
H-1 So You Think You Can Teach: Keeping the Audience Awake and Learning Alive
9:00am
H-2 Web 2.0: Driving Innovation in the Law Firm Library
9:00am
H-3 Here’s to Your (Digital Archive’s) Good Health! Auditing and Evaluating Digital Preservation Projects
9:00am
H-4 Thinking About Treaties: Interpretation, in Force and Internet
9:00am
H-5 Annual Legislative and Regulatory Update
9:00am
H-6 Electronic Court Records: Strategies for Balancing Personal Privacy and the Public’s Right to Know
10:45am
I-1 Unfair Publishing Practice? Who’s to Stop Them? Superlawlibrarian! (and the Attorney General)
10:45am
I-2 Got Ideas? Tools and Techniques to Identify, Refine and Communicate Ideas That Stick!
10:45am
I-3 Next-Gen Integrated Library System Features Relevant to the Private Law Firm Library
10:45am
I-4 The 80/2050 Challenge: What You Can Do to Reduce Your Organization’s Impact on Climate Change
10:45am
I-5 What the Early Congresses Did Not Publish and How It Affects Historical Research
10:45am
I-6 Hot Topic: The New Economic Reality: Opportunity or Catastrophe?
2:30pm
ALL-SIS Program - Weed, Shelve or Store? Making the Hard Decisions
2:30pm
J-1 “Digging” Legal History: Using Exhumation and Innovative Forensic Science Techniques to Verify Historical Legal Events
2:30pm
J-2 Embracing the M-word: Why and How to Market Your Library
2:30pm
J-3 Public Access to the Law in the YaOogle Age
2:30pm
J-4 Building a Coalition of County Law Libraries: A Place to Begin
2:30pm
J-5 Advocating for Authentication of and Permanent Public Access to Electronic Government Legal Information
2:30pm
J-6 Law Libraries and the Federal Depository Library Program — How Can This Marriage Be Saved?
2:30pm
OBS-SIS Program - The TOC Market Report: Undervalued TOCs Yield Huge Dividends
2:30pm
TS-SIS Program - Redefining Work Roles in Response to Changing Collection Environments
3:30pm
K-1 Vlogging for Law Libraries
3:30pm
K-2 Find 50-State Law Surveys Fast!
3:30pm
K-3 Researching International Tax Law
3:30pm
K-4 Where on Earth? GIS Applications in Law
3:30pm
K-5 Law Librarian: The New Private Investigator
3:30pm
K-6 What We Learned from Our SAILS: Using Law Students as Human Subjects and Measuring Law Student Information Literacy
3:30pm
OBS-SIS Program - The TOC Market Report: Undervalued TOCS Yield Huge Dividends (Discussion)