ALIA members would have seen recent advertising for a CAVAL seminar featuring Michael Stephens, US library academic and author of Tame the Web blog http://tametheweb.com/.
The seminar is being held Monday 3 March at the State Library of South Australia from 1:30-4:30pm.
In this exciting half day seminar, Michael Stephens will explore new technology trends and provide a roadmap toward becoming The Hyperlinked Library.
ALIA SA has a ticket for the event to give away to a regional member, and the prize also includes one nights accommodation to help you make the trip to Adelaide, with the total value of the prize being over $300!
All you have to do is tell us in 25 words or less why you want to attend the Michael Stephens workshop and you could win. Include your personal membership number, and you must be based outside the metropolitan area.
(We are working from a definition of metropolitan by local government area, see http://www.onkaparingacity.com/statsandfacts/demography/onka.jpg)
The judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
Send your entry to Benita Wheeler benita_j@optusnet.com.au by the close of business on Friday 22nd February.
Good luck!
Friday, February 15, 2008
Upcoming event: Nuts 'n Bolts
ALIA SA event
Nuts 'n Bolts Session 5:30pm for 6pm start at Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library, University of Adelaide. Welcome and induction for new ALIA members and committee members in SA. Learn about your Association, how groups work, and the role of officebearers. For more information, contact Benita Wheeler, ph08 8397 7449 (w), benita_j@optusnet.com.au.nospam.
Please RSVP to assist with catering.
Includes pizza and refreshments, with thanks to Raeco!
http://www.raeco.com.au/
Nuts 'n Bolts Session 5:30pm for 6pm start at Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library, University of Adelaide. Welcome and induction for new ALIA members and committee members in SA. Learn about your Association, how groups work, and the role of officebearers. For more information, contact Benita Wheeler, ph08 8397 7449 (w), benita_j@optusnet.com.au.nospam.
Please RSVP to assist with catering.
Includes pizza and refreshments, with thanks to Raeco!
http://www.raeco.com.au/
Friday, February 1, 2008
2007 ALIA Stars by Melaina Tate
Star light star bright the first stars I see tonight… the ALIA stars have been burning bright all year.
Our South Australian Stars have lit up dark libraries across the state with actions of inspiration, vision and passion…
While our end of the year event (AKA: Starry Starry Night) unfortunately did not take place, our ALIA stars did not miss out. Nominations were received and reasons given: it was lovely to see people thinking of others, congratulating others and sharing the spirit of recognition for work well done. So without further ado and I do apologise for the lateness of this report, I give you our ALIA stars in no particular order:
Mary Lou Horvat from the Parks Library
Mary Lou was nominated for her work on special activities for the African and other communities in particular her enthusiasm and dedication helping develop the ESL classes from Parks to other branches.
Ruth Daniell, Postgraduate student with University of South Australia
Ruth was nominated for her efforts brightening up her school library and developing programs to enhance skills. Additionally for starting up a Wiki for Information students to facilitate communication and the sharing of ideas between students.
The Extreme Makeover Team from Parks Library
After attending the John Stanley Workshops, the Extreme Makeover Team worked together to “revive the look and feel of the library and its collections, “on a shoestring”. The difference is truly inspiring!!” The team consisted of Lee Aldridge and, later, Mary Lou Horvat, and included Ola Wleklinski, Nicole Richards, Phoebe Westgarth & Rebecca Sandery.
Anne Richards from Gawler Public Library
Anne was nominated for her dedication to Local History and to this extent established the Gawler Public Library Historical Pamphlets and dedicated time to the embroidered items collection.
Helen Hennessy from Gawler Public Library
Helen was nominated for support of regional cooperation, and for fostering leadership and her support and mentoring activities within the regional library sector.
Two Wells Public Library Staff
Kimberley Hargrave, Amanda Kirvan and Dianne Henwood were nominated for their work and contribution to the wider community in establishing the new Two Wells Public Library through great team work and initiative.
All ALIA stars received a Certificate of Recognition for their contribution to Library and Information services in South Australia and a $20 dinner voucher to Charminar Restaurant. Many thankyous to all that sent in nominations and of course big Congratulations to all ALIA Stars!
Our South Australian Stars have lit up dark libraries across the state with actions of inspiration, vision and passion…
While our end of the year event (AKA: Starry Starry Night) unfortunately did not take place, our ALIA stars did not miss out. Nominations were received and reasons given: it was lovely to see people thinking of others, congratulating others and sharing the spirit of recognition for work well done. So without further ado and I do apologise for the lateness of this report, I give you our ALIA stars in no particular order:
Mary Lou Horvat from the Parks Library
Mary Lou was nominated for her work on special activities for the African and other communities in particular her enthusiasm and dedication helping develop the ESL classes from Parks to other branches.
Ruth Daniell, Postgraduate student with University of South Australia
Ruth was nominated for her efforts brightening up her school library and developing programs to enhance skills. Additionally for starting up a Wiki for Information students to facilitate communication and the sharing of ideas between students.
The Extreme Makeover Team from Parks Library
After attending the John Stanley Workshops, the Extreme Makeover Team worked together to “revive the look and feel of the library and its collections, “on a shoestring”. The difference is truly inspiring!!” The team consisted of Lee Aldridge and, later, Mary Lou Horvat, and included Ola Wleklinski, Nicole Richards, Phoebe Westgarth & Rebecca Sandery.
Anne Richards from Gawler Public Library
Anne was nominated for her dedication to Local History and to this extent established the Gawler Public Library Historical Pamphlets and dedicated time to the embroidered items collection.
Helen Hennessy from Gawler Public Library
Helen was nominated for support of regional cooperation, and for fostering leadership and her support and mentoring activities within the regional library sector.
Two Wells Public Library Staff
Kimberley Hargrave, Amanda Kirvan and Dianne Henwood were nominated for their work and contribution to the wider community in establishing the new Two Wells Public Library through great team work and initiative.
All ALIA stars received a Certificate of Recognition for their contribution to Library and Information services in South Australia and a $20 dinner voucher to Charminar Restaurant. Many thankyous to all that sent in nominations and of course big Congratulations to all ALIA Stars!
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