Origin
The American Association of Law Libraries took notice of micrographics nearly three quarters of a century ago and took notice of audio visual more than half a century ago. The Micrographics/AudioVisual Special Interest section came into being in 1979 as the successor to the Audio-Visual Committee.
Past Annual Meeting Programs
Programs are listed under more than one heading when applicable.
Presentation using AV materials
- Using Creative Commons Licenses (2012)
- Streaming Video and Libraries Roundtable (2011)
- What You Need To Know About Using DVD Clips In The Classroom: Now You Can (2011)
- Documenting the Law: Video Instruction and Documentaries in Legal Education (2010)
- Rome: the Power of Film to Teach Foundations of Roman and Civil Law (2007)
- Harry Potter and the Law (2007)
- Deadwood: The Power of Film to Teach Foundations in Native American Treaty Law and U.S. Territorial Law (2005)
- Values, Video and Vignettes: Using Video Oral History Techniques to Document the Unwritten Histories of AALL (2005)
- Effective Visualization of Information for Teaching and Communication (2003)
- Distance Learning: Educational Design and Applications (2000)
- I Know You Can't Read This Slide...: Basic Principles For Effective Visual Aids (1997)
- Videoconferencing And Distance Learning In Law Libraries -- Pragmatics And Potential (1997)
- A to V: Almost Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Audio And Video (1987)
Preservation of AV materials
- Law Library Collections Post-Microform: Future Implications for the Newest Legacy Format (2012)
- Digitizing Legal History (2012)
- Old into New: Collaborative Law Library Digital Collections (2011)
- Electronic Court Records: Strategies for Balancing Personal Privacy and the Public's Right to Know (2009)
- Mandatory Digital TV and the Evolution of Library DVD Collections (2008)
- Preservation of Digital Information: Global Trends (2006)
- Electronic Book Readers: Law Libraries Need A New Role (2000)
- Microform Digitization And Imaging (1996)
- Micrographics In The Computer Environment (1995)
- Media Center Development: Planning Law Library Media Centers In New And Existing Facilities (1993)
- Media Longevity: Preservation Methods For Audio, Video and Microform Materials (1992)
- Audio And Video Cassettes -- What To Buy, When To Buy: The Collection Development/Selection Issue (1991)
- Micrographics Vs. CD-ROM Optical Discs: A Debate (1991)
- A Mixed Bag -- The Cataloging And Management Of Mixed Media (1989)
- Protect Or Perish: The Preservation Of Non-Print Materials (1988)
- Interactive Videodisc As An Instructional Medium: Its Use And Potential (1988)
- The Future Of Microforms In The Optical Disk Environment (1987)
Production using AV materials
- Can the National Broadband Program create a better and faster Internet? (2011)
- Changing Channels: How New FCC Regulations for Wireless Microphones and Wireless Broadband Affect (Almost) Everyone (2010)
- So You Want to Make a Movie: Simple Steps for Creating Videos for Web Distribution and Vodcasting (2009)
- Broadcasting Ethics At The Crossroads (1999)
- In-House Video Production For Law Libraries (1989)
Past Chairs
- Randall T. Peterson 1979/80
- H. Lynn Wishart 1980/81
- James R. Fox 1981/82
- Bethany J. Ochal 1982/83
- Nina Cascio 1983/84
- Naomi Ronen 1984/85
- Win-Shin S. Chiang 1985/86
- Michael Klepper 1986/87
- Gary Bravy 1987/88
- Kay L. Andrus 1988/89
- Randall T. Peterson 1989/90
- Carol Meyer 1990/91
- Merle J. Slyhoff 1991/92
- Terrence E. McCormack 1992/93
- Michael Klepper 1993/94
- John W. Pedini 1994/95
- Andrew Laurence 1995/96
- Laura Ray 1996/97
- John W. Pedini 1997-99
- Laura Ray 1999/00
- Troy C. Johnson 2000-02
- Joel Fishman 2002-04
- Troy C. Johnson 2004-06
- Janice Selberg 2006-08
- Glen McBeth 2008-10
- Ryan Overdorf 2010-12