If you didn’t
make it go look at the program here & sadly
see what you missed. While I could not
get to all of the sessions what I sat in on was inspirational and others told
me what I missed was also excellent.
PLS has
copies of both the audio and the powerpoints.
These will be loaded to the website shortly and an email will do the
rounds to let you know where to find them.
As PLS had
sponsored Seb Chan we took the opportunity to get him to repeat his session up
at the State Library. We invited people
across the cultural sector (Museum, Art Gallery Botanic Gardens Arts SA) as
well as people such as the Lord Mayor.
It was pleasing to be able to say to them that Seb had just delivered his
presentation to the public libraries conference as the sorts of things he was
talking about are important issues that public libraries are vitally interested
in. (Another way to spruik the value of
our public libraries.)
The other
things I always love at conferences is the professional engagement with people
from across the network and elsewhere, and also being able to talk to the
industry representatives who come to show their products and services. It was great to catch up with so many in an
atmosphere where our brains were being overloaded with new or interesting ideas
to take back to work.
A couple of
people said to me “We should do this every year.” But if you knew the hard work that goes into
organising such events I am sure that you would not wish this on the organising
committee! Also most other State
Associations as well as ALIA also run excellent conferences, so if people are
looking for an annual “fix” I can recommend checking out other options
interstate.
Thanks again
to the conference organising team & here’s to a wonderful 2013 conference.
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