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The internet is altering our requirements and our consumption habits.
Extract from report: The tide of information online is rising inexorably. Second by second, terabyte upon terabyte of new images, songs, films and other forms of digital content are being uploaded onto the internet. New digital content is being created, consumed, modified, shared and disseminated virally with no loss in quality at low cost.
ALIA Information Online Conference and Exhibition 2011
Calling all Delegates
The ALIA Information Online Conference and Exhibition is the most important and informative conference and exhibition for the Online Information Industry in the Asia-Pacific
Registrations for the 15th ALIA Information Online Conference and Exhibition are now open!
To register please go to: http://www.information-online.com.au
Our conference program is packed with innovative papers, local and international speakers and vendor presentations.
The Exhibition will provide access to an extensive array of our favourite and new Australian and overseas library and information suppliers.
Our pre and post workshops will provide you with an opportunity to extend the conference experience. Don’t forget workshop places are limited.
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Download 2011 e-brochure from our website
The dates – 1 to 3 February 2011
The place – Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
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You may already be familiar with Brian Herzog’s Library Use Value Calculator.
If not, it’s a web calculator that makes users/clients/patrons aware of how much they would pay, out-of-pocket, for services the library provide. Giving them an idea of our value.
It’s public library centric, but with your input, one can be created for Australian Libraries. It can be easily embedded into your website, or on a page in the wiki. Maybe you have already created something like this for your Library? If you have, we would love to hear about it.
Just imagine how much it would cost your patrons (time, money) to get the services you provide if you were not there?
The calculator can be viewed here.
An explanation of the values used can be viewed here.
How to calculate ROI
