Annual Meeting Program Committee-Selected Programs

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The following programs were selected for the 2013 AALL Annual Meeting and Conference by the Annual Meeting Program Committee:

Saturday, July 13 (Full-Day Preconference Workshops) 
 W1: RDA Cataloging Cooperative
 W2: Classroom Makeover: Renovate Your Class with Technology That Promotes Hands-On Learning
 W3: Creating Data for the Semantic Web
 W4: Advocate Your Value: Practical Marketing for Busy Librarians
   
 Sunday, July 14  
 8:30-10:00 a.m. Opening General Session/Keynote Speaker  
   
 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.   
 A1: Making Sense of the Numbers: Understanding Vendor Statistics
   A2: "Build It and They Will Come": Creating an E-Reader Device Display in Your Library
   A3: Igniting Faculty Services in Your Library
   A4: Social Media and Your Library: Strategies to Lead the Way
   A5: Intellectual Property Basics: Resources to Support an IP Practice
   A6: Lifting the Veil: How to Effectively Research Foreign Customary Laws
   
 2:00-5:15 p.m.  B1: The Ins, Outs, and Abouts of SharePoint
 2:00-3:30 p.m.
 B2: FCIL Librarianship Core Competencies
   B3: Cool Tools Cafe
   B4: AALL Public Policy Update
   B5: Innovations in Serving People Without Lawyers
   
 4:00-5:15 p.m.
 C1: Fishbowl Fun! A Closer Look at Four Key Licensing Provisions
   C2: It's 3 a.m.—Show Me! A Toolkit for Screencasting Legal Research Instruction
   C3: Releasing Your Inner Writer
   C6: Hot Topic: What’s My (Bottom) Line? Managing Law Firms Through the Great Recession
   
 Monday, July 15  
 10:00-11:30 a.m.
 R1: Recharge: Why Change Stalls and What You Can Do About It
   R2: Recharge: Own the Room: Presentations that Captivate and Win Over Any Audience
   R3: Recharge: The Look of Leadership Today: What It Is – and What It Isn’t
   R4: Recharge: Increasing Your Influence
   R5: Recharge: De-stress Your Life by Finding Balance in a Hectic World
   
 1:00-3:45 p.m.
 D1: Get Hired: How to Convey Your Value
 1:00-2:00 p.m.
 D2: Copyright and Digital Images: "If It’s on the Web I Can Use It, Right?"
   D3: Practical Methods to Correct Workplace Behavior
   D4: American Indian Law: Access and Collections
   D5: State-Based Advocacy: Tales from the Trenches and Tips for Success in Your State
   
 2:30-3:45 p.m.
 E1: Off the Page and Beyond the Book: New Models for Buying and Selling Legal Information
   E2: It's 2013: Do You Know Where Your iPad Is?
   E3: Motivating Staff: What Works and What Doesn’t?
   E4: What to Expect When You Are Going to Be Inspected: The ABA Accreditation and Site Visit Process
   E6: Hot Topic: Finding the Veronica Mars Within: Using Social Media for Investigative Purposes in Legal Practice
   
 Tuesday, July 16  
 8:30-11:45 a.m.
 F1: "Don’t Assume the Peanut Butter Is in the Pantry!": Demystifying Project Management
 8:30-9:45 a.m.
 F2: The Good Stuff: Using High-End Educational Technologies to Teach Legal Research
   F3: Rethinking the Value of Your Time and Attention: Practices and Technology Tools to Protect Your Most Valuable Resources
   F4: AALL/ILTA Program: Business and Competitive Intelligence: Rethinking Tools, Methodologies, and Relationships
   F5: Mass Digitization in the Law Library: Obstacles and Opportunities
   F8: Hot Topic: Rethinking the Cloud: Legal Aspects of Cloud Solutions
   
 10:15-11:45 a.m.  G1: Equitable, Accessible, and Affordable — Equity Principles Inspire Workable Technology Solutions
   G2: Meeting the Needs of Students and Their Future Employers: Discussions on Legal Research Instruction and Student Services Inspired by Practitioner Feedback
   G3: State Open Records Laws and Libraries: Can We Value Openness and Privacy at the Same Time?
   G4: AALL/ILTA Program: Big Data, Big Opportunities: Rethinking Value and Usability
   G5: PAC-Rim Legal Values: A Primer on Top Legal Resources from Non-English Speaking Jurisdictions
   G6: Implement/Access an E-Book Collection in a Law Library
   
 12:00-1:30 p.m.
 Association Luncheon (sponsored by LexisNexis)
   
 2:30-4:45 p.m.
 H1: Success in the Classroom: Measuring Student and Teacher Performance
 2:30-3:15 p.m.
 H2: Please Turn Your Electronic Device On: Exploring Congress.gov
   H3: Anatomy of a Civil Lawsuit: Documents From Start to Finish in Dockets
   H4: AALL/ILTA Program: Emerging Technologies and Teaching for the 21st Century Librarian
   H5: KM, CRM, DMS, EDD—What Does It All Mean, and Why Should I Care?
   H6: Wine and the Law: An Overview of Wine and Winemaking from Ancient Babylon to the Modern Washington State Wine Industry
   
 3:45-4:45 p.m.
 I1: “Is It My Job, or Am I Burnt Out?”: Finding Career Contentment
   I2: Beyond Digitization: Designing and Marketing a Collaborative Online Experience Using the Tokyo War Crimes Trial Papers
   I3: Joe Janes Discusses the Library of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
   I4: AALL/ILTA Program: Who Do You Call When You Need to Search the Enterprise?
   I5: Top Trends Reshaping the Legal Industry: How Can Law Librarians Make an Impact?

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