B1:
Bringing library resources into users' context: a multi-part research study examining alternatives for integrating library access points into user environments
John Law

C1:
The 'stuff' beyond Google: information literacy in a corporate setting
 
 
Natalie McDonald & Peter Keenan

A2:
Queensland memory outreach - creating online public access to Queensland's cultural heritage resources
Gavin Bannerman & Margie Barram

B2:
Engaging students online at the State Library of Victoria
 
 
Linda Angeloni & Lili Wilkinson

A3:
Unlocking the information
 
 
 
Tony Iezzi

B3:
Beyond the search box - different ways of exploring collections
 
 
Paul Hagon

C3:
Letting the orphans out of the orphanage - risk management for the use of orphan works at the State Library of Queensland
Margaret Warren

A4:
Enhancing e-resourcefulness
 
 
 
Meg Boness

B4:
What's beyond the OPAC: discovery layer services
 
 
Jane Burke

C4:
Open access repositories and Australian copyright law - towards practical risk management strategies
Teula Morgan

A5:
Managing change: harnessing technology to manage organisational change
Sally Scholfield

B5:
One search, many options
 
 
Karen Stone

C5:
Rights management - does copyright still matter in the 21st century?
Caroline Morgan

A6:
Cisco Unified Meeting place - bringing together your virtual team
 
Leanne Griffiths

C6:
All Roads Lead to Rome: A library information management system grows wings
Elke Dawson

A7:
Blending the physical and the virtual: making collaborative spaces work in law libraries
 
Catherine Crawford
& Geoff Mitchell

B7:
Transforming a library for the 21st century. How the State Library of Victoria developed a vision and strategy to deliver a broad range of change initiatives
Ian Patterson & Prue Mercer

C7:
DOMS: what does a digital object management system mean to the State Library of Victoria
 
Wendy Quihampton
& Anne Beaumont