"As a solo librarian - I am a law librarian in a busy courthouse law library in Connecticut - I must echo the words of AALL’s president, Joyce Manna Janto: "The best part of the Annual Meeting…was the energy generated by having so many law librarians under one roof." The opportunity to talk with other law librarians from all over the country convinced me that, regardless of library type, we all share a common commitment to providing our library patrons the best possible access to the law. The face-to-face contact - the human connection - was truly my favorite part of the conference. However, the concrete information that I took away from attending the conference programs was quite significant."
- Roseann Canny, Law Library at Rockville
The following programs and events have been identified as being of particular value to law librarians working in court and government settings.
Responsive Web Design: Designing One Website That Looks Great on Every Device
Copyright and Digital Images: "If It's on the Web I Can Use It, Right?"
Practical Methods to Correct Workplace Behavior
Off the Page and Beyond the Book: New Models for Buying and Selling Legal Information
Motivating Staff: What Works and What Doesn't?
"Don't Assume the Peanut Butter Is in the Pantry!": Demystifying Project Management
Mass Digitization in the Law Library: Obstacles and Opportunities
When Cookie Cutter Services Won’t Cut It: Brainstorming Services for Public Patrons
Implement/Access an E-Book Collection in a Law Library
KM, CRM, DMS, EDD: What Does It All Mean, and Why Should I Care?
Beyond Digitization: Designing and Marketing a Collaborative Online Experience Using the Tokyo War Crimes Trial Papers