2009 AALL Annual Meeting - Programs

9:00am

H-1 So You Think You Can Teach: Keeping the Audience Awake and Learning Alive
H-2 Web 2.0: Driving Innovation in the Law Firm Library
H-3 Here’s to Your (Digital Archive’s) Good Health! Auditing and Evaluating Digital Preservation Projects
H-4 Thinking About Treaties: Interpretation, in Force and Internet
H-5 Annual Legislative and Regulatory Update
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)
I-2 Got Ideas? Tools and Techniques to Identify, Refine and Communicate Ideas That Stick!
I-3 Next-Gen Integrated Library System Features Relevant to the Private Law Firm Library
I-4 The 80/2050 Challenge: What You Can Do to Reduce Your Organization’s Impact on Climate Change
I-5 What the Early Congresses Did Not Publish and How It Affects Historical Research
I-6 Hot Topic: The New Economic Reality: Opportunity or Catastrophe?

2:30pm

ALL-SIS Program - Weed, Shelve or Store? Making the Hard Decisions
J-1 “Digging” Legal History: Using Exhumation and Innovative Forensic Science Techniques to Verify Historical Legal Events
J-2 Embracing the M-word: Why and How to Market Your Library
J-3 Public Access to the Law in the YaOogle Age
J-4 Building a Coalition of County Law Libraries: A Place to Begin
J-5 Advocating for Authentication of and Permanent Public Access to Electronic Government Legal Information
J-6 Law Libraries and the Federal Depository Library Program — How Can This Marriage Be Saved?
OBS-SIS Program - The TOC Market Report: Undervalued TOCs Yield Huge Dividends
TS-SIS Program - Redefining Work Roles in Response to Changing Collection Environments

3:30pm

K-1 Vlogging for Law Libraries
K-2 Find 50-State Law Surveys Fast!
K-3 Researching International Tax Law
K-4 Where on Earth? GIS Applications in Law
K-5 Law Librarian: The New Private Investigator
K-6 What We Learned from Our SAILS: Using Law Students as Human Subjects and Measuring Law Student Information Literacy
OBS-SIS Program - The TOC Market Report: Undervalued TOCS Yield Huge Dividends (Discussion)