Poster Sessions
Poster presentations are scheduled for two, two-hour intervals between 12:00 and 14:00 on Monday 21 and Tuesday 22 August 2017.
The “Best IFLA Poster 2017,” selected from the posters presented in Wrocław by a jury on behalf of the IFLA Professional Committee awarded during the Closing Session on Thursday 24 August 2017 to: Sabariah Sayuti, Mastura Hj Muhamad and Noor Jasmin Jumha (Malaysia) for Poster #185.
Note for presenters: Please complete the online Authors’ permission form and send your final digital Poster (JPG, PNG or PDF) with an Abstract (in MS word, of no more than 300 words) to: posters@ifla.org for publishing in the IFLA Library.
Questions?
Please read the Instructions for Accepted Posters or contact: posters@ifla.org.
List of accepted Poster Presentations:
Poster Board Number |
Title |
Presenter(s) |
Country |
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1 | Peculiarities in Oyo State Library System | [1] Adetoun A. Oyelude [2] Olanike Oladunni Olaniyi |
Nigeria |
2 | Library exhibit going touch: bringing the history of criminal law and the Holocaust to library users through a multimedia experience | [1] Sonia Smith [2] Svetlana Kochkina |
Canada |
3 | Library Adventure by Bookworms Ages 13-18′ Project | [1] Su Hyun Kang | South Korea |
4 | First Film-themed Public Library in China | [1] Chen Xia | China |
5 | Libraries for peace and hope: Memories of future of Colombian’s war victims in the Magdalena Medio’s region | [1] Carolina Rozo Higuera [2] Mario Roberto Solarte Rodríguez |
Colombia |
6 | An Initial Exploration into the Design of Visualized Interfaces to Help Children Search for Books Using Smartwatches | [1] Wei-Ching Wang [2] Chun-Ching Chen [3] Tzu-Heng Chiu |
Taiwan, China |
7 | A Library-Based Curriculum That Transforms Students Into Scholars | [1] Margarita Nafpaktitis [2] Doug Worsham |
United States |
8 | Raising infants and their families as readers: Multi-professional collaboration of library and child health clinic to support and motivate 6-month-old infants and their families | [1] Leena Toivonen [2] Outi Vaskin [3] Minna Edgren |
Finland |
9 | Bib’Lib, a charter of the fundamental right of citizens to have access to and share information and knowledge via libraries | [1] Lionel Dujol [2] Amandine Jacquet |
France |
10 | Library World Map: a map to support solidarity and sharing between librarians! | [1] Amandine Jacquet | France |
11 | Database of Scientific Equipments Sponsored under Government Projects during the period 2008-2013 | [1] P.K. Bhattacharya [2] T.P. Sankar |
India |
12 | Adding value for society by efficiently presenting cultural heritage with minimum additional costs: In-house development of digital tools for searchable collections at University Library Belgrade | [1] Nikola Smolenski [2] Aleksandra Trtovac [3] Natasa Dakic [4] Jelena Andonovski [5] Adam Sofronijevic |
Serbia |
13 | Study of The Dynamics of the Relationships Network In the Work Presented at the “Open Session” of the Regional Section of Latin America and The Caribbean at IFLA Congresses: 1985 – 2015 | [1] Claudiane Weber [2] Sueli Mara Soares Pinto Ferreira |
Brazil |
14 | Digital Library Behavior – a Mixed Method Study | [1] Lotte Hviid Dhyrbye | Denmark |
15 | IYALI 2017: New Services and Community Outreach in African Public Libraries | [1] Ramune Petuchovaite [2] Gertrude Mulindwa |
Lithuania, Uganda |
16 | Small Libraries, Greater Footsteps; Blooming of Small Libraries in S. Korea | [1] D. H. Chang [2] B. J. Koo |
South Korea |
17 | Story Behind the Guidelines: Developing the Guidelines for Library Services to People Experiencing Homelessness | [1] Sanja Bunić | Croatia |
18 | Sommarboken! | Eva Fred | Sweden |
19 | Copyright Policies and Fair Use Guidelines in Research Universities in the United States | [1] Min Chou | United States |
20 | A panorama of Bibliotherapy in Brazil and Poland | [1] Carla Sousa [2] Clarice Fortkamp Caldin |
Brazil |
21 | The Library of the Federal Justice Cultural Center (CCJF), in the light of IFLA guidelines for public libraries | [1] Alpina Gonzaga Martins Rosa [2] Elisete de Sousa Melo |
Brazil |
22 | A New Approach to Research Guides: CRIS(Current Research Information System) with Autonomous Data Collection | [1] Young Ki Kim [2] Jong Min Cho |
South Korea |
23 | Book Installation for E-generation: Linking Young Readers and Books through Modern Technologies | [1] Marija Radulovic | Serbia |
24 | Green Libraries. Worldwide. A Librarians’ tool. – 4 Years later… | [1] Klaus U. Werner [2] Petra Hauke |
Germany |
25 | Welcoming, Serving, and Benefiting the Latino/Hispanic Communities of Central Virginia | [1] Cristina Ramirez | United States |
26 | Libraries for social and economic change | [1] Marjatta Lahti [2] Jackline Mshana [3] Namutenya Hamwaalwa |
Finland, Tanzania and Namibia |
27 | YOU & ME: Annual Patron Report | [1] Yuanyuan Bi [2] Xiaoting Gong |
China |
28 | Creative Learning Packs | [1] Sverre Helge Bolstad | Norway |
29 | Play your cards right! The role of meaningful play in teaching information literacy to first-year students | [1] Martha Attridge Bufton [2] Ryan Tucci [3] Colin Harkness |
Canada |
30 | Would you judge a book by its cover? Book cover designs on pulses and legumes from the FAO Library collections | [1] Veronique Montes Baffier [2] Sarah Dister |
Italy |
31 | Information Rights and Public Libraries | [1] Alison Frayne | Canada |
32 | Let’s Get Crafty in Makerspace at the East-Kazakhstan Regional Public Library! | [1] Saule Shingaliyeva [2] Kabiba Akzhigitova |
Kazakhstan |
33 | Fight against isolation of third aged people: a purpose for the Raon l’Etape public library in a little town in Vosges, France | [1] Alexandra Orlando | France |
34 | Beetles, Birdsong and Books: Digital Access to Collections at a Natural History Museum and its Library | [1] Leslie Kuo | Germany |
35 | – | – | – |
36 | “Bibliostory – Educational Comic Stories”. A Case-based Media and Information Literacy for Children and Youths | [1] Ewa Rozkosz [2] Zuza Wiorogorska [3] Agata Matras |
Poland |
37 | Library Ambassadors: Peer to Peer Advocacy | [1] Patrick Phalantwa [2] Tapudzani Bathoeng |
Botswana |
38 | Reading Together! – E-books for School Use | [1] Kati Vuontisjärvi [2] Tuija Jerndahl |
Finland |
39 | Sharing knowledge. Solidarity makes joy. | [1] Milena Glušič [2] Andrej Kotnik |
Slovenia |
40 | Los niños cuentan su historia | [1] Maricela de la Caridad Corvo de Armas | Cuba |
41 | Does elite students read non text books? | [1] Shima Moradi [2] Soheila Mahboobian |
Iran |
42 | Cultural animation with “stars” | [1] Violeta Đorđević [2] Vladislava Ivković Marković |
Serbia |
43 | The Library of Congress Literacy Awards, 2013-2017: Best Practices | [1] Lesley Farmer | United States |
44 | 40 years of relationships within the IFLA Latin American and Caribbean section | [1] Elis Gabriela Copa Santos [2] Sueli Mara Soares Pinto Ferreira |
Brazil |
45 | Pratique de la veille informationnelle à Bibliothèque Universitaire Centrale de Ségou | [1] Souleymane Sogoba | Mali |
46 | Elements of Success in a Joint Academic Library for Five Universities | [1] Katri Rintamäki [2] Christina Flemming [3] Anne Lehto [4] Jonna Toukonen |
Finland |
47 | “Local transformation, global access”: If not now, when? | [1] Umut Al [2] Zehra Taskin [3] Irem Soydal |
Turkey |
48 | The ARL/SAA Mosaic Program: Recruiting and Developing Diverse Archives Professionals and Leaders | [1] Mark Puente | United States |
49 | More than Just Books: Multimedia Projects of the Presidential Library | [1] Anastasia Drozdova | Russian Federation |
50 | Learning Together: Libraries, Archives, and Museums | [1] Clara M. Chu [2] Mary Ellen K. Davis [3] Mark A. Puente |
United States |
51 | Strengthening Innovative Library Leaders: A Leadership Training Program | [1] Susan Schnuer [2] Rebecca McGuire [3] Clara M. Chu |
United States |
52 | Activity Based Costing as a tool for knowledge management to libraries | [1] Jouni Juntumaa | Finland |
53 | Online Legal Information System (OLIS): A Digital Library to Access the Indian Judicial and Legislative Information Resources | [1] Raj Kumar | India |
54 | International Network of Emerging Library Innovators – Middle East and North Africa (INELI-MENA) | [1] Emad Saleh [2] Heba Ismail [3] Rasha Hussein Tawfik |
Egypt |
55 | Spreading the Roots: Library Helps Polish Minorities Preserve the Traditions | [1] Oxana Andreev | Moldova |
56 | From library volunteers to community engagers | [1] Margareta Tatarus | Romania |
57 | Librarians as Ambassadors: The Horner Fellowship Exchange Program for Arizona and Japan Library Personnel | [1] Smita Joshipura [2] Alexandra Humphreys [3] Jeanne Pfander |
United States |
58 | Blend it all! A tale of embedded librarianship and dynamic classroom instruction in an engineering capstone design course | [1] Aditi Gupta [2] T.S. Kumbar |
Canada, India |
59 | EVS changes the Library! For plus points! | [1] Aleksandra Zawalska-Hawel [2] Weronika Waszczuk |
Poland |
60 | Feasibility Study for Renovation of Public libraries in South Korea | [1] Eun-Ju Lee [2] Jee-Hyun Rho |
South Korea |
61 | Metso LIVE – The unique Finnish music library concept combining people, live music, library content and social media | [1] Jarkko Rikkilä [2] Juhani Koivisto |
Finland |
62 | Fields of immediate importance for Swedish libraries 2017 | [1] Anette Mjöberg [2] Lo Claesson |
Sweden |
63 | Use of Scientific Inscriptions in Library Sciences: An Empirical Study of Publication Practices | [1] Diane Buhay [2] Lisa Best [3] Claire Goggin [4] Rory McPhee |
Canada |
64 | The Evolution of the University Library and its Services: A Five Year Examination of Student Experiences and Perceptions | [1] Lisa Best [2] Diane Buhay |
Canada |
65 | The Global Library Initiatives at Stony Brook University | [1] Michael Huang | United States |
66 | Free access to scientific documentation in Gaston Berger University of Senegal | [1] Mouhamadou Khaly Fall | Senegal |
67 | Study on Iranian librarian’s commitment to professional ethics | [1] Daneshmand Mohtarameh [2] Amir Reza Asnafi [3] Maryam Pakdaman Naeini |
Iran |
68 | KORCIS(Korean Old and Rare Collection Information System) Service : Solidarity with Libraries in Korea and Abroad | [1] Hyekyong Ahn | South Korea |
69 | How To Remodel A Public Library From User-Oriented Perspective? | [1] Wei-Chung Cheng [2] Chih-Chun Lin [3] Lin-Hui Hung [4] Yi-Shan Hsieh [5] Yen-Ting Chu [6] Cho-Hou Fong [7] Ming-Hsin Phoebe Chiu |
Taiwan, China |
70 | University Library “Svetozar Markovic” in Belgrade and its digital funds | [1] Marija Bulatovic [2] Vera Petrovic |
Serbia |
71 | Centralized Municipal Public Library Network in the city of Ufa (Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia) | [1] Daria Rytseva | Russian Federation |
72 | Connections and Collaboration: A Library’s Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion | [1] Jean Zanoni [2] Elisa Coghlan [3] Janice Welburn [4] William Welburn |
United States |
73 | Design a learning Spiral Model to make an authentic question: instructional design for learning environment by to enhance the motivation for learning | [1] Yuki Amano | Japan |
74 | The Biodiversity Heritage Library: Testing Tools, Enhancing Content, Linking Institutions and Contributing to Open Science | [1] Constance Rinaldo [2] Jane Smith |
United States, United Kingdom |
75 | Media Messengers – learning by doing | [1] Terhi Hannula [2] Leena Pylkkö |
Finland |
76 | Information Literacy Divide: The language factor | [1] Peggy Nzomo | United States |
77 | Data Literacy Education Design Based on Needs of Graduates in Earth Science College, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences | [1] Ming Wu [2] Hui Hu |
China |
78 | Censorship in Contemporary Poland: Does it still exist? -The method of censorship in the new political context in Poland using a book published in 2010 and 2015 as an example | [1] Maria Witt | France |
79 | Foresight of information technology in Iranian public libraries: Future studies approach | [1] Abdolhossein Bakhtyari [2] Iraj Moradi [3] Zoheh Mirhosseini |
Iran |
80 | You Can Read Anywhere, Even Under Water | [1] Mohd Norshazlin Sa’adun Nazir | Malaysia |
81 | Game Jam der Bibliothek des Goethe-Instituts Marokko in Casablanca | [1] Eva Hackenberg | Morocco |
82 | Perfect Combination of Reading and Sports | [1] Junwei Zhu | China |
83 | “Strong Libraries – Strong Societies“ – the Year of Libraries in Lithuania | [1] Jolita Steponaitiene | Lithuania |
84 | Power to the people – a key to develop attractive, functional services of the new era | [1] Saara Ihamäki [2] Antti-Ville Reinikainen |
Finland |
85 | Pulmaario coding and learning | [1] Pia Terrihauta | Finland |
86 | Advanced training program for volunteer librarians in Austria | [1] Susanne Tretthahn | Austria |
87 | Valoración patrimonial de las colecciones facticias en Cuba: Colección Facticia de Emilio Roig | [1] Grisel Terrón | Cuba |
88 | Optimisation of the Research Support Services at the University of Twente The Netherlands | [1] M. Th. Koelen [2] Marjolein Drent |
Netherlands |
89 | National Campaign for Persons with Reading Difficulties and Dyslexia “I Want to Read Too!” | [1] Dunja Marija Gabriel [2] Zeljka Miscin |
Croatia |
90 | Oeiras Internet Challenge – information literacy for digitally literate | [1] Bruno Duarte Eiras [2] Sofia Pinho Pinto |
Portugal |
91 | Developing Leaders and Innovators in the 21st Century: the Chinese Librarians Scholarly Exchange Program (CLSEP) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States | [1] Lian Ruan | United States |
92 | An Untapped Generation: Bringing Millennials Through Your Doors | [1] Sara Ahmed | United States |
93 | CJK Digital Library, a Digital Archive Surveying Heritage of Knowledge and Culture in Asia | [1] Hyeon-ok Kim [2] Daichi Machiya |
South Korea, Japan |
94 | Telling Stories of Hangzhou Craftsmen, Cherishing Craftsman Spirit | [1] Lidong Liu | China |
95 | Advocacy for libraries: A South African perspective | [1] Mokgadi Rebecca Senyolo [2] Harry Matolong |
South Africa |
96 | LAC Libraries: the impact of the copyright legislation in Latin America and the Caribbean region | [1] Sueli Mara Ferreira [2] Laura Passos Santana |
Brazil |
97 | – | – | – |
98 | Born to read : children under school age and their parents in the library | [1] Ulla-Mari Kivi | Finland |
99 | Libraries Enrich Society | [1] Ellen Ovenstad [2] Jorun Systad |
Norway |
100 | The Inaccessible | [1] Jelena Lesaja [2] Kristina Passad |
Croatia, Sweden |
101 | The intercultural library model : inventory and propositions | [1] Romane Bernachon [2] Claire Bourbiaux [3] Pauline Jacquemin [4] Joachim Devillers |
France |
102 | AfLIA – Transforming Libraries, transforming society | [1] Buhle Mbambo-Thata [2] Doreen Appiah |
Ghana |
103 | Electronic Information for Youth Employment project (EIYE) | [1] Raymond Amanyabyoona | Uganda |
104 | Leer: vivir de más para hacer un país mejor | [1] Maria Del Carmen Ruiz | Colombia |
105 | Establishment of a prison library | [1] Marie Gaye | Senegal |
106 | Reading Clubs for Parents and Children, an example of good practice! | [1] Inês Vila | Portugal |
107 | How to publish a Festschrift | [1] Sarah Oettel [2] Deborah Wallers [3] Petra Hauke |
Germany |
108 | One book, one pen, one child, and one teacher can change the world | [1] Somayeh Soleimani | Iran |
109 | – | – | – |
110 | Doing data together: Constructing professional connections for global data librarians | [1] Spencer Acadia [2] Lynda Kellam |
United States |
111 | National library of the Republic of Kazakhstan – integrator of interethnic concord and spirituality (Национальная библиотека Республики Казахстан – интегратор межнационального согласия и духовности) | [1] Zhanat Seidumanov [2] Aliya Saidembayeva [3] Gulmira Smagulova |
Kazakhstan |
112 | Polish libraries for teachers – a worldwide phenomenon | [1] Dorota Walasek [2] Beata Janik [3] Dagmara Kawoń-Noga |
Poland |
113 | Meet your new neighbour at the Cologne Public Library! Facilitating integration into society by bringing locals and refugees together | [1] Sarah Dudek | Germany |
114 | The Role of the Educated Professional Librarians in the Redefinition of Mission, Duties and Role of the National Library of Iran | [1] Seyaed Ebrahim Emrani [2] Massoomeh Niknia |
Iran |
115 | IFLA Congress Mentorship Program: Reflections, Rewards, Future Goals | [1] Elizabeth J. Brumfield [2] Denice Adkins |
United States |
116 | Teach. Motivate. Inspire. | [1] Akerke Nurmagambetova [2] Aida Agadil [3] Sholpan Sumbembayeva |
Kazakhstan |
117 | Collaborative work of university libraries in the Metropolitan University Network of Bogotá- RUMBO | [1] Bernadetta Maria Navarro Lisowska | Colombia |
118 | Makers Campaign for Innovation in Hangzhou | [1] Jiqiang Feng | China |
119 | Good Books Spread a Thousand Miles Electronically: the Global Sharing of Taiwan Resources | [1] Shu-hsien Tseng [2] Li-chun Chen [3] Hsiu-Mei Shao |
Taiwan, China |
120 | – | – | – |
121 | The Creation of the New Academic Library Journal Titled “International Journal of Librarianship | [1] Yongming Wang [2] Guoying (Grace) Liu |
United Sates, Canada |
122 | Multilingual services in Japanese public libraries | [1] Taro Miura [2] Yuka Sugimoto |
Japan |
123 | Science and Technology Information Network Center, Thai National Information System: Development of Information Service Networking of Thailand | [1] Anyada Tangduangdee [2] Lada Punsukumtana [3] Kularb Laekhakhum |
Thailand |
124 | Pop Lontar | [1] I Putu Ari Kurnia B. | Indonesia |
125 | A University and Public Library Cooperation Project in Taiwan: Mixed-reality Children’s Library Using Wearable Smartwatch Navigation and Visualized Interfaces | [1] Chung-Ching Liu [2] Ko-Chiu Wu [3] I-Jen Chiang [4] Su-Er Tsay |
Taiwan, China |
126 | LIS education in a cherry orchard: making education prosper | [1] Ruwan Gamage | Sri Lanka |
127 | Redesigning the Lebanese Library Association (LLA) website | [1] Dalal Hakim Rahme [2] Sara Jawad |
Lebanon |
128 | The Five Laws of Library Programs for and with Teens | [1] Karen Keys | United States |
129 | Boletín Tolle Lege, 15 años divulgando los servicios bibliotecarios y el quehacer cultural de la Biblioteca Pública Provincial Rubén Martínez Villena de La Habana | [1] Miguel Viciedo Valdés | Cuba |
130 | Patron Driven Acquisition? Some observations on patrons’ preferences and patterns of use | [1] Anita L. Thiesen | Denmark |
131 | Guidelines for Open Educational Resources for Libraries and Information Institutions | [1] Sabine Stummeyer | Germany |
132 | A Splendid 25 Years of Fine Books For Everyone Award in Taiwan | [1] Ju-Ying Chang | Taiwan, China |
133 | Reading of memories and narrating voices in the life history of storytellers from the south of Brazil | [1] Felícia de Oliveira Fleck [2] Miriam Vieira da Cunha |
Brazil |
134 | Café in a school library: how to strengthen links with school and society | [1] Yuriko Matsuda | Japan |
135 | Taking Six Steps to Accessible Libraries | [1] Mark Freeman | United Kingdom |
136 | Reading preferences of adolescents in Havana city | [1] Adrian Guerra Pensado | Cuba |
137 | French academic libraries: acting and supporting for the digital transformation of pedagogy, research and documentation in higher education | [1] Cecile Swiatek [2] Magalie Le Gall |
France |
138 | Transforming the communication channels (Library associations, libraries and librarians) | [1] Blaženka Peradenic-Kotur [2] Marija Šimunovic |
Croatia |
139 | Managing conflicts in Serbian libraries | [1] Jelena Jovin | Serbia |
140 | Women Read | [1] Selin Can Cemgil [2] Safak Pala [3] Nazan Akdogan |
Turkey |
141 | 4D library – mindfulness and presence | [1] Lasma Zarina [2] Viktorija Agafonova |
Latvia |
142 | Summer-Camps for Librarians – a Perfect Opportunity for Learning and Networking | [1] Ulrike Krass | Germany |
143 | Academic Libraries’ position in developing Mixed Societies: the case of South Africa and Sri Lanka | [1] Ramanan Thankavadivel [2] Lynn Kleinveldt |
Sri Lanka, South Africa |
144 | Network of Libraries and Art Information Centers in the State of Rio de Janeiro – REDARTE / RJ: continuous solidarity | [1] Elisete de Sousa Melo [2] Alpina Gonzaga Martins Rosa |
Brazil |
145 | The University of Ferrara (Unife) Libraries unveil their heritage to fulfil new goals: completed actions, plans and opportunities supporting Research, Education and Third Mission | [1] Anna Bernabe [2] Cristina Baldi [3] Marina Contarini [4] Paola Iannucci [5] Landina Sebastianis |
Italy |
146 | Promotion of electronic resources through information literacy | [1] Samantha Bennett [2] Rupa Kapitzki [3] Predrag Djukic |
United Arab Emirates |
147 | Digitising historical documents in a better, faster and cheaper manner with the IMPACT Centre of competence | [1] Elisabeth Freyre | France |
148 | In our Library | [1] Widz Piotr | Poland |
149 | Word Fencing | [1] Beba Stankovic [2] Slavica Vucinic |
Serbia |
150 | Libraries are more than “book houses” – Developing active libraries in Afghanistan | [1] Rebecca Miller | United States |
151 | Solving the mystery – learning the library | [1] Sanna Naatanen | Finland |
152 | “Family Day”: A Sample of solidarity and community between public library and society | [1] Zeinab Safavi [2] Roya Baradar [3] Shima Moradi |
Iran |
153 | Refugees and digital media: basic facts that information professionals should be aware of | [1] Heike vom Orde | Germany |
154 | Why do young adult like “light novels “? | [1] Miki Muraki | Japan |
155 | Une Bibliothèque départementale au service des élèves et étudiants de la banlieue de Dakar | [1] Amadou Ciss | Senegal |
156 | Researching Public Library Soundscapes | [1] Harri Sahavirta | Finland |
157 | Needs Assessment in M-Library Services of Academic Libraries in Thailand | [1] Wawta Techataweewan | Thailand |
158 | Augmented Reality: Practical Applications for Libraries | [1] Maria Deptula | United States |
159 | Humanidades Digitales para las Ciencias de la Información en Cuba. Contribuciones desde la academia | [1] Sulema Rodríguez Roche [2] Ania Rosa Hernández Quintana |
Cuba |
160 | From 70 to 10,000:”Book” Online and “Pick Up” at Convenience Store | [1] Shih-Chang Horng | Taiwan, China |
161 | EveryDay Literacy: South Carolina’s Toolbox for Library Centered Intergenerational Literacy Programs | [1] Denise R. Lyons [2] Kathryn Simmons |
United States |
162 | STOU, Thailand and the development of ASEAN Information Literacy Network | [1] Chutima Sacchanand | Thailand |
163 | Grey is the New Black: How to keep up with Grey Literature in the Academic Library? | [1] Aleksandra Blake | Canada |
164 | Take a listen: A Child-centred approach to library services | [1] Janine VanKooten | Canada |
165 | New kind of boundary breaking library culture | [1] Sanna Hernelahti [2] Susanna Kolehmainen |
Finland |
166 | How BR Public Academic Libraries build their collection! | [1] Janaína Barcelos Resende | Brazil |
167 | Libraries for Everyone: Inspirational applications for municipal public libraries | [1] Orçun Madran [2] Umut Al |
Turkey |
168 | Scientific collaboration: new challenges for university libraries / La colaboración científica: nuevos retos para las bibliotecas universitarias |
[1] José-Rodolfo Hernández-Carrión [2] Gregorio González-Alcaide [3] Javier Gómez-Ferri [4] Francisco-Javier Hernández-San Miguel |
Spain |
169 | Life of Senior Citizens Still Wonderful | [1] Fang Hu | China |
170 | Development of the reading guidance system – Growing game in accordance with impressions after reading | [1] Takashi Harada [2] Sho Sato [3] Sakura Yasuda [4] Hitomi Tomita [5] Mika Yokozeki [6] Eiko Horii [7] Miki Hori |
Japan |
171 | The Poseidon Project: Raising Ocean Literacy and Stewardship through Academic Publication and Outreach Programs | [1] Jong-Yup HAN | South Korea |
172 | Improved service to students and professional development of staff at the Learning Centre Studietorget Hälsovetarbacken, Gothenburg University Library | [1] Lena Larsson [2] Carina Torildsson |
Sweden |
173 | Quality AND Quantity: Preserving the Value of Research Consultations in a High-Enrollment Academic Environment | [1] Carmen Cole [2] Lauren Reiter |
United States |
174 | Video-sharing websites in science and technology as outstanding devices to foster access to contents information and communication to society: their role in a virtual library on sponsored research as value-added information | [1] Rosaly F. Krzyzanowski [2] Inês M. M. Imperatriz |
Brazil |
175 | The library as influencer in the scientific world: the social impact of this very special work! La biblioteca como influencer en el mundo científico: ¡el impacto social de éste trabajo tan especial! |
[1] María Victoria Hernández-Zaragoza [2] Jorge López-Cuevas |
Mexico |
176 | Search Feel Find | [1] Lenita Brodin Berggren [2] Malin Josefsson |
Sweden |
177 | Role des centre de documentation à l’air du numérique : le cas de l’UFR des Sciences de la santé de l’Université Gaston Berger de Saint-Louis | [1] Abdoulaye Gueye | Senegal |
178 | Books Build the Bridge of Friendship: Oregon-Fujian Library Exchange @ 20 | [1] Richard Sapon-White | United States |
179 | Building a five star profession: IFLA Guidelines for Continuing Professional Development Poster #1: is the English version | [1] Gillian Hallam [2] Jana Varlejs |
Australia, United States |
180 | Building a five star profession: IFLA Guidelines for Continuing Professional Development Poster #2: Translation | [1] Gillian Hallam [2] Jana Varlejs |
Australia, United States |
181 | Raise a reader, build a nation of reader: Building solidarity among library societies | [1] Mastura Hj Muhamad [2] Suzliana Abdul Hamid [3] Norkhairul Nizam M. Sadon |
Malaysia |
182 | Media Smart Libraries: Advancing the Digital and Media Literacy Skills of Practicing Librarians through a Digital Badge Project | [1] Mary Moen | United States |
183 | Spread the joy of reading in French with ADIFLOR | [1] Annick Guinery | France |
184 | Suggestion on the changes of RDA controlled vocabularies through the users’ test for BIBFRAME | [1] Mihwa Lee | South Korea |
185 |
Best IFLA Poster 2017:The Buggy Ride @Perpustakaan Raja Tun Uda Library, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia |
[1] Sabariah Sayuti [2] Mastura Muhamad [3] Noor Jasmin Jumhar |
Malaysia |
186 | Library on Tour | [1] Anya Feltreuter | Sweden |
187 | Gdansk University of Technology’s Library as regional leader in creating scientific information skills | [1] Magdalena Szuflita-Żurawska [2] Anna Wałek |
Poland |
188 | An Integration of RFID Smart Bookshelves for Popular Books and Visualized Interface Design for Children | [1] Li-Hsiang Lai [2] Mu Wei Lee [3] David Cheng |
Taiwan, China |