There are two sessions scheduled for poster presentations, each session is two hours long: 12:00 to 14:00 on Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 August 2023.
Presenters of a poster will be expected to be present on Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 August 2023 in order to explain their poster and to hand out any leaflets, or other information materials, they have available for viewers of their poster. Each presenter can therefore only present one poster.
Note for presenters:
All posters will be made available online on the conference digital platform for audience voting (for both, onsite and online participants). We will invite all conference participants, to vote for the best poster of “People’s Choice Poster 2023”.
Therefore, each presenter is expected to send a .pdf file of its own Poster with the final Abstract (200 words) by 28 July to: wlic@kit-group.org
The winner of the “People’s Choice Poster 2023” will be announced during the Closing Session on Thursday 24 August 2023 and will receive a certificate of recognition. Please complete the online Authors’ permission form as publication of this material can not proceed until this form is submitted.
After the conference your Poster & Abstract will be transferred & published in the IFLA Repository: https://repository.ifla.org/.
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. | Open science infrastructures – Support from the University of Paris Nanterre (UPN) Academic and research libraries | [1] Cecile Swiatek Cassafieres | France | |
2. | Open Lab – Space-as-a-Service in Multimedia Center of NCL in Taiwan | [1] Shu-hsien Tseng [2] Hsiao-ling Hou [3] Ting-yu Chen [4] Ling-fang Wei |
Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
3. | New words on the wild | [1] Dorte Rugtved [2] Helle Laursen |
Denmark | |
4. | ADA Library services for research community and guest users as a part of SDG initiative | [1] Vafa Mammadova [2] Naida Kazimova |
Azerbaijan | |
5. | Gimme a break | [1] Miriam van den Beemt [2] Mariken van Meer |
Netherlands | |
6. | Big data in support of sustainable development of public libraries in Taiwan: NCL’s Nationwide Library Big Data Platform | [1] Wei-hsiang Hung [2] Shu-hsien Tseng |
Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
7. | The “Library of Things” at Goethe-Institutes in countries of Central Eastern Europe | [1] Eva Hackenberg | Poland | |
8. | Libraries in XR | [1] Stefanie Kastner | Germany | |
9. | Cancelled | – | – | |
10. | Working Together! Experiences from an Academic Library Exchange between the United States and China | [1] Xiaorong Shao [2] Margaret Gregor |
United States | |
11. | The role of business school librarians in the local economy through the community service: case of CESAG | [1] Fatou Diop | Senegal | |
12. | The Materiality of Manga: Paper or Digital? | [1] Miki Muraki | Japan | |
13. | Examining Epistemological Disparities in Non-English-Speaking Countries: An Analysis of OA Diamond Journals Based on GDP Level | [1] Eun Kyung Chung [2] Jung Won Yoon |
Republic of Korea | |
14. | Creating, operating, learning, and developing TOGETHER | [1] Anneli Haapaharju [2] Heli Muhonen |
Finland | |
15. | Let us support Open Science together, that is the library of today! | [1] Markus Putnings | Germany | |
16. | Comparative study of 5 countries on how libraries contribute to SDGs | [1] Tuba Akbaytürk [2] Nilay Cevher [3] Ertuğrul Çimen [4] Kübra Zayim Gedik |
Türkiye | |
17. | Public libraries – resource centers for actioning the SDGs through public-private partnerships | [1] Ioana Cornelia Cristina Crihana [2] Stefania Stanica |
Romania | |
18. | Cybersecurity and Libraries: Global Trends, Challenges, and Best Practices | [1] Guoying Liu [2] Qing Zou [3] Shiyi Xie |
Canada | |
19. | Librarians’ Innovative Challenges for Users: Librarian-led Library Marketing | [1] Baejae Shin [2] Areum Han [3] Sejin Park |
Republic of Korea | |
20. | MedievalMe – a serious medieval game! | [1] Rianne Koning [3] Sanne Frequin |
Netherlands | |
21. | An open research documentation for the `Bamberg Treasures´ | [1] Johanna Staudinger | Germany | |
22. | Green Technologies Work Together to Promote a Sustainable Future for Public Library – A Perspective from the Zhijiang Library | [1] Hongyu Ren [2] Shuo Hong |
China | |
23. | Libraries Build Business: The Library’s Role in the Small Business Ecosystem | [1] Megan Janicki | United States | |
24. | Cancelled | – | – | |
25. | Twenty Years of Organized Lifelong Learning of Librarians in Croatia: Opportunities for a Sustainable Future | [1] Antonija Filipeti [2] Marta Matijević |
Croatia | |
26. | Integrated Self-Pickup Service of National Library of Public Information (NLPI) in Taiwan: A Resilient Infrastructure | [1] Yang-Ching Li [2] Chia-Hsun Tsai |
Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
27. | Self-decolonization as the basis for decolonial library practice | [1] Yvonne Schürer | Germany | |
28. | Sustainable digital data protection ecosystem towards crises: UniMAC-GIJ Library system in perspective | [1] Faustina Barfi [2] Patrick Mapulanga [3] Lydia Nyantakyi-Baah |
Ghana & Malawi | |
29. | “Vakantielezen” | [1] Jolanda Robben [2] Ralph Bauw [3] Amanda Koopman |
Netherlands | |
30. | China Academic Digital Libraries over 20 Years: from Digital Collaboration to Digital Knowledge Service Alliance | [1] Jiali Jin [2] Chen Huang |
China | |
31. | Critical Information Literacy Program in a Brazilian Academic Library | [1] Gabriel Cunha Leal de Araujo | Brazil | |
32. | Appraising and Bridging Literacy Gaps: Case of Six Public and Private School Libraries of Lahore, Pakistan | [1] Abdul Jabbar [2] Nosheen Warraich |
Pakistan | |
33. | Little Free Classes in Rural Libraries: The Combination of Online Resources with Offline Learning for Left-behind Children | [1] Xiaofang Zhang [2] Zizhou Wang |
China | |
34. | Attitudes of LIS Students towards the SDGs | [1] Michaela Mrazova | Czechia | |
35. | Cancelled | – | – | |
36. | One Language, Different Romanization Rules: The 20th Anniversary of the Pinyin Conversion Project | [1] Lucy Gan [2] Yao Chen [3] Xiang Li [4] Chengzhi Wang |
Canada | |
37. | Cancelled | – | – | |
38. | Reading is a superpower: promoting literacy skills to make life more meaningful for our citizens | [1] Sanna Hernelahti [2] Jaana Rantala [3] Kukka Olsoni |
Finland | |
39. | Do UK Health Libraries help the National Health Service meet UN Sustainable Development Goals? | [1] Ramyamala Cooke [2] Adam Tocock |
United Kingdom | |
40. | Message & Massage (M&M) | [1] Norshahila Hashim [2] Norilsyahirah Ilyas |
Malaysia | |
41. | Sustainability through knowledge and participation | [1] Heidi Anderssen-Dukes | Norway | |
42. | Cancelled | – | – | |
43. | The Dutch BoekStart approach | [1] Adriaan Langendonk [2] Inger Bos [3] Marijke Bos [4] Julienne van den Heuvel |
Netherlands | |
44. | Opening Up the Archives: Teaching Non-Majors About the Joys of Archival Collections and Research | [1] Jennifer Brannock | United States | |
45. | Collaborating for Sustainability: San Diego State University Library Building Partnerships to Promote the UN SDGs | [1] Sarah Tribelhorn [2] Scott Walter |
United States | |
46. | Read together for half an hour: From libraries to society at large | [1] Yan Zhang [2] Li Mei Shi [3] Lin Lin Geng |
China, Macao Special Administrative Region | |
47. | “Reading School”: recovering learning in the post-COVID | [1] Raquel Ramos [2] Ana Paula Ferreira |
Portugal | |
48. | Printing together our heritage | [1] Crina Popescu [2] Andreea Nicoleta Florescu |
Romania | |
49. | TechPlay @the Library: Narrowing the digital divide, one smart toy at the time | [1] Deborah van der Linde [2] Delia Filipescu [3] Scott Munro |
Canada | |
50. | Library placement as an enabler for libraries and librarians in building a sustainable future | [1] Anita Dewi | Australia | |
51. | Read for Hope and Love – NCKU Library’s Inclusive Approach “LibRE” towards Achieving SDGs | [1] Hsiaochun Hou [2] De-Hong Tsai [3] Han-Ching Wang [4] Ching-Chun Lo |
Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
52. | DataWhizzes | [1] Mari Vuorinen [2] Hanna-Leena Majuri-Jantunen |
Finland | |
53. | Mental Health Bridges – enabling health literacy skills for people with mental health issues. An online tool created collaboratively by librarians and mental health professionals | [1] Leonard Levin [2] Joanne Nicholson |
United States | |
54. | Right to read: Building a universally accessible library for all | [1] Purnima Rao [2] Rituparna Neog |
India | |
55. | Oman Virtual Science Library – Masader | [1] Muneer Albattashi [2] Hisham Alaraimi [3] Waleed Albadi |
Oman | |
56. | Transformative capacities of libraries – TU Wien Bibliothek as a role model | [1] Beate Guba [2] Chris Schubert [3] Charlotte Reiff [4] Paolo Budroni [5] Silvia Spitaler |
Austria | |
57. | Discover the E-book Collection of the National Library of Catalonia, a sustainable effort to engage new audiences on cultural heritage. | [1] Núria Altarriba Vigatà | Spain | |
58. | Application of CIDOC CRM for Events of the Epos Shahnameh with Especial Focus on Geographical Places | [1] Massoomeh Niknia | Iran (Islamic Republic of) | |
59. | Use your voice as a gift: reading for the visually impaired | [1] Leni Shi [2] Shumin Tu |
China | |
60. | Angel in action: Library creative outputs | [1] Jiaoteng Gong [2] Lingyun Zhou |
China | |
61. | Dutch libraries contribute to digital inclusion; Help and information for people who can’t come along in the digital society | [1] Stephanie Verhagen [2] Kirsten Sinke |
Netherlands | |
62. | Cancelled | – | – | |
63. | Unconventional librarians for bibliophiles | [1] Umida Teshabayeva [2] Gulbakhor Kabiljanova |
Uzbekistan | |
64. | National library of Nigeria: Readership interventions programme | [1] Titilola Abigail Mafe [2] Chinwe Veronica Anunobi |
Nigeria | |
65. | Sustainability in concrete terms / Sustainability in practice | [1] Josephine Siegrist [2] Heike Ehrlicher |
Switzerland | |
66. | Fake News Festival | [1] Loes Eijk [2] Mariette Roelvink |
Netherlands | |
67. | Providing affordable course materials through transfer student discussions | [1] Beth Filar Williams [2] Zach Welhouse |
United States | |
68. | Public library support for children in poverty: Case analyses in Tokyo, Toronto and New York | [1] Momoka Watanabe [2] Tomoya Igarashi |
Japan | |
69. | “Go Green”: promoting sustainable development through the innovative program of Bjelovar Public Library | [1] Neda Adamović [2] Tihana Lončarić |
Croatia | |
70. | Medsyntax: A new open-source tool for enhanced literature research | [1] Margot Gremmen-Verleg [2] Ted Gremmen-Verleg |
Netherlands | |
71. | Ethics and AI in the Dutch public library sector | [1] Niels Bogaards [2] Britt Grootes |
Netherlands | |
72. | DALAM – Thematic Network on Decolonizing of Arctic Library and Archives Metadata | [1] Susanna Parikka | Finland | |
73. | BIBLIOGRILL A French tool to federate public libraries in the face of societal challenges | [1] Eléonore Clavreul | France | |
74. | Noah’s Ark – Support children in vulnerable situations with equal opportunities | [1] Weidong Zhang [2] Xipeng Chen [3] Tianyi Peng |
China | |
75. | School libraries are shaping a media-literate generation of the future | [1] Aliya Saidembayeva [2] Bibigul Shagiyeva [3] Seitov Aman |
Kazakhstan | |
76. | An International Comparison of Web browsing assistance features of the libraries for the people with visually impaired in Japan and the U.S. | [1] Akihiro Motoki [2] Yukino Yamanaka |
Japan | |
77. | Pay attention! Check information for best future | [1] Kateryna Aleksieienko | Ukraine | |
78. | Sustainable Storage at McGill’s Collections Centre | [1] Joseph Hafner [2] Katherine Hanz [3] Svetlana Kochkina |
Canada | |
79. | Bukmarker application: libraries enhancing quality education in Serbia | [1] Marija Radulović [2] Bogdan Trifunović |
Serbia | |
80. | Librarians working together for a sustainable future. | [1] Maria Larkin [2] Loretta Atkinson |
Australia | |
81. | The University Library Belgrade as a Developer of a Sustainable Future in the Balkan Countries through the Prism of Citizen Science | [1] Aleksandra Trtovac [2] Nataša Dakić [3] Vasilije Milnović [4] Aleksandar Jerkov |
Serbia | |
82. | How can librarians help? | [1] Mia Perković | Croatia | |
83. | Investigating Librarian Perspectives on Generative AI: A Mixed-Methods R&D Initiative | [1] Jesper Solheim Johansen
[2] Christian Headley |
Norway | |
84. | Society without boundaries | [1] Karlo Galinec | Croatia | |
85. | PUMC Medical Library Promotes Health and Well-Being by using AI and the Internet | [1] Weijie Wang [2] Yi Liu |
China | |
86. | Where there are no libraries… but there is a school… there will be the “One Class, One Library” Programme | [1] Marie- Martine Yobol | Cameroon | |
87. | برنامج تدريبي لمكافحة الوباء المعلوماتي بالمكتبات الجامعية العربية : التعريف, الأهداف و الإيجابيات A training program to combat the information epidemic in Arab university libraries: definition, objectives and advantages | [1] Eman Aloui | Tunisia | |
88. | Let’s Open Up Hidden Knowledge! | [1] Elena Sipria-Mironov [2] Barbara Laner |
Estonia & Austria | |
89. | Multilingual magic: Story time books and videos for all kids |
[1] Linda Voortman [2] Femke Manger [3] Karien van Buuren |
Netherlands | |
90. | Cancelled | – | – | |
91. | Patient Experience Stories collection | [1] Elsa Valente [2] Maaike Vercouteren [3] Erica Schanstra |
Netherlands | |
92. | Green space at the library: Hydroponics for Sustainability | [1] Ahmad Samsudin | Malaysia | |
93. | Library Home Delivery Service Brings Cultural Well-Being to the Most Vulnerable | [1] Hanna Kaisti [2] Sirkku Petäjä |
Finland | |
94. | Empowering Sustainable Professional Development: IFLA SCITECH’s webinars and their impact on global knowledge sharing | [1] Kara Whatley | United States | |
95. | Books on the Move | [1] Riin Olonen [2] Kristel Veimann |
Estonia | |
96. | ‘BACA’ (Reading): Its birth and journey throughout Malaysia | [1] Shamsiah Abu Bakar [2] Hasnita Ibrahim [3] Siti Sumaizan Ramli |
Malaysia | |
97. | Cancelled | – | – | |
98. | Let’s SDGs @ library+ : From openness to sustainability | [1] Shu-Chuan Tsao | Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
99. | Responding to the Community: Exploring Library Staff and Participants Roles in Creating Programs for Radio Broadcasting | [1] Sarah Evans [2] Lance Simpson |
United States | |
100. | Bridging the Gap: Meeting the Health Information Needs of Female New Immigrants | [1] Hsiao-Chi Chou | Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
101. | Considerations in New RDA toolkit based on LRM | [1] Lee Mihwa | Republic of Korea | |
102. | Sea Library: A Creator of Community! Ten diverse community libraries of Shenzhen Yantian Library, China | [1] Shiyao Cheng [2] Ling Zhu |
China | |
103. | ThemaKiezer: a collaborative tool helping librarians to create selections, share insights and compare collections | [1] Frederique Schut [2] Niels Bogaards |
Netherlands | |
104. | SDG Stories and How Public Libraries Contributes to SDGs – Taiwan Perspectives | [1] Hao-Ren Ke [2] Jia-Ruei Fan |
Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
105. | Storytime: A storyteller anytime, anywhere! | [1] Huey Bin Heng [2] Tabitha Shepherdson |
Singapore | |
106. | The Libraries and the Wikimedia together: The two-edged swords of blending information | [1] Ngozi Osuchukwu | Nigeria | |
107. | The Trees & The Library: A Knowledge Connection | [1] Mochammad Riski Destrianto [2] Mutty Hariyati |
Indonesia | |
108. | “Bibliotourism”: A Unique Concept for the Kuala Kangsar Public Library | [1] Mohd Saiful Nizar Haisam [2] Asiah Bohbery [3] Rafidah Abdul Aziz |
Malaysia | |
109. | A Model for the Effective Implementation of the Web 2.0 Applications in Academic Libraries in Ghana | [1] Miriam Linda Akeriwe | Ghana | |
110. | Building Korea’s first public library for comics and web-toons | [1] Durk H. Chang [2] So Jeong Go [3] Bon Jin Koo |
Republic of Korea | |
111. | Cancelled | – | – | |
112. | Fake vs Fact – Libraries building news literate societies | [1] Marjan Marinkovic [2] Jasmina Ninkov |
Serbia | |
113. | CSI Croatia: Bridging the gap between science and society | [1] Martina Žugaj [2] Lovorka Čaja |
Croatia | |
114. | National Electronic Library (KAZNEB) electronic resource of cultural and scientific heritage of Kazakhstan | [1] Gaziza Nurgaliyeva [2] Raina Azhkenova |
Kazakhstan | |
115. | Solidarity with the Ukrainian people | [1] Marion Ansel [2] Isabelle Breuil |
France | |
116. | Scientific Information Review. CSI – uncovering the services | [1] Ivana Končić [2] Sanja Jurković |
Croatia | |
117. | Dear Utopia | [1] Roxane Sterckeman | France | |
118. | 7 ingredients for a successful family literacy program | [1] Tirza de Fockert [2] Manouk van den Brink |
Netherlands | |
119. | Lirtuel: a collaborative public libraries approach for e-lending on a large-scale territory | [1] Alexandre Lemaire [2] Sébastien Vaillant |
Belgium | |
120. | What storytelling reveals about our culture: a collaboration between Selangor Children’s Heritage Foundation (YAWAS) and Selangor Public Library Corporation (PPAS) | [1] Norafidah Muhamad Wirsat [2] Grace Dingin |
Malaysia | |
121. | Digital transformation strategy of medical library resource construction | [1] Xu Wang [2] Huiling Ren[3] Yi Liu |
China | |
122. | IRC Virtual Reality | [1] Kamaliah Mohd [2] Siti Nurbaya Abdul Karim |
Malaysia | |
123. | New IFLA Guidelines for Library Services to Prisoners | [1] Lisa Krolak [2] Gerhard Peschers |
Germany | |
124. | Creating a Maker: Building sustainable future for the young generation @Raja Tun Uda Library | [1] Nur Izzani Abdul Manaf [2] Fahrurrazi Md Shukri [3] Noraina Arifin [4] Norelmin Sapuan |
Malaysia | |
125. | The path of sustainable development: an environmental management tool in Vantaa City Library | [1] Leena Toivonen [2] Tiina Vallo [3] Maija Lehtola |
Finland | |
126. | Together for special libraries in Croatia | [1] Breza Šalamon-Cindori [2] Irena Urem |
Croatia | |
127. | Unboxing more sustainable communities – Digital skills & learning together! | [1] Juliaana Grahn | Finland | |
128. | A playful approach of SDG education | [1] Daniel Nazare | Romania | |
129. | Short-video—— A virtual space within creativity and knowledge discovery in Academic Library | [1] Xue Li [2] Sidong Zheng [3] Juan Chen [4] Hua Fan [5] Foster Zhang |
China | |
130. | Collaborative Practices for Archiving Farmworker Communities’ Histories | [1] Suzanne Stapleton [2] Margarita Vargas-Betancourt |
United States | |
131. | Going the distance to reshape library services for graduate students | [1] Aditi Gupta [2] T.S. Kumbar |
Canada & India | |
132. | Let’s read together: A readership promotion and motivation initiative by librarians for children in an undeserved suburban community in Ilesha, Nigeria | [1] Iwok Shabi [2] Margaret Abimbola |
Nigeria | |
133. | Bibliotecas Verdes, construyendo futuro | [1] Alejandro Santa [2] Isela Mo Amavet Mo Amavet |
Argentina | |
134. | Taking the temperature of chat reference: An analysis of user complaints in the time of COVID-19 | [1] Chad Crichton [2] Kathryn Barrett |
Canada | |
135. | Turning The Tide Against Floods | [1] Muhammad Nooramin B. Mohd Hassan | Malaysia | |
136. | Les Bibliothéques africaines et les projets Wikimédia : un cocktail gagnant pour le leadership féminin | [1] Fatima Oury Sow Gueye [2] Adjovi Essenam Fumey |
Senegal | |
137. | Role of Academic Libraries from Latin America to Implementation of Open Science and Research Data Management: Analysis and Model Proposal | [1] Juan Miguel Palma Peña | Mexico | |
138. | Enhancing Cultural heritage – Public Library in Jagodina as tourism potential of the local community | [1] Suzana Tanasijevic [2] Nada Dimitrijevic |
Serbia | |
139. | Analyzing the Operation of Korean School Libraries based on Staffing | [1] Bong-suk Kang | Republic of Korea | |
140. | Cancelled | – | – | |
141. | Taking My Job Away? Reference Librarians’ Torn Attitudes Towards Library AI Chatbots | [1] Shiao-Feng Su [2] Feng-Ru Sheu [3] Jiayu Lee |
United States & Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
142. | Car boot Sale@Pustaka Raja Tun Uda | [1] Mohamed Fadzli Mohd Fauzi [2] Saliza Rahman [3] Rozainees Kamaruddin |
Malaysia | |
143. | Vietnamese-German University Inclusive Library for Sustainable Development | [1] Tri Nguyen [2] Hang Hoang [3] Tam Nguyen |
Viet Nam | |
144. | Two-edged Sword Project: Reframing Perception of LIS students and Sensitizing a Local Community on Climate Intervention in Ibadan, Nigeria | [1] Sophia Adeyeye [2] Opeyemi Oboh |
Nigeria | |
145. | UDIS as a smart champion for information services | [1] Siphamandla Mncube [2] Ike Hlongwane [3] Matlala Rachel Mahlatji [4] Mapula Matsapola Mercy Mokgele |
South Africa | |
146. | Smart Prayer@ Raja Tun Uda Library | [1] Nor Chempawan Mat Abu [2] Mohamad Haniff |
Malaysia | |
147. | What is a Green Library? | [1] Antonia Mocatta [2] Petra Hauke [3] Priscilla Pun [4] Rosario Toril Moreno |
Australia, Germany, China, Macao Special Administrative Region & Spain | |
148. | A new dimension of public library services | [1] Snežana Nenezić | Serbia | |
149. | CuratorBot: Speaking with KB Collections using ChatGPT | [1] Jeff Love [2] Heng Gu |
Netherlands | |
150. | APP 3 L – Books, Reading, Literacy: Portuguese public libraries, bookhops, festivals and authors in your hand | [1] Bruno Duarte Eiras | Portugal | |
151. | Realising SDGs through Library Networking in India : Empowering Libraries, Inspiring Users through Pioneering work of DELNET | [1] Sangeeta Kaul [2] Deepak Yadav |
India | |
152. | Head for the library: Greenwise Practice of Pingshan Library | [1] Qimei Lu [2] Qiong Tang |
China | |
153. | Contextualised learning for student success: Supporting the educational attainment of students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds | [1] Kelly Ann Smith [2] Teryn Attwell |
Australia | |
154. | Children’s Literature and the SDGs of the 2030 Agenda of the UN | [1] Cesar Frezzato [2] Pierre André Ruprecht |
Brazil | |
155. | Institutionalizing a SWELL (Student Wellness) Facility: The University of the Philippines Library Experience | [1] Sharon Maria Esposo-Betan | Philippines | |
156. | Towards Smarter and Greener Services: Intelligent Book Storage System and Online Borrowing Platform in Foshan Library | [1] Jingzhu Wei [2] Tongrui Zhang |
China | |
157. | Library at the Gates of Cultures and Gemenc | [1] Norbert Kovács [2] Szilvia Dombai |
Hungary | |
158. | Plaine commune’s public libraries and the SDG | [1] Gwendoline Coipeault | France | |
159. | Building and sustaining a participatory culture in libraries | [1] Anna Maria Tammaro [2] Jette Greibe [3] Antonella Lamberti |
Italy & Denmark | |
160. | Cancelled | – | – | |
161. | Training undergraduate researchers as peer reviewers | [1] Merinda Hensley | United States | |
162. | 15 Years of Excellence in Reading Promotion | [1] Anna Au | China, Macao Special Administrative Region | |
163. | Academic Library and the Role of Sustainable Environment Awareness Development towards Community Service Activities | [1] Narumon Pruegsasil [2] Malivan Praditteera [3] Lamai Prakonsi [4] Dowrat Tanrat [5] Jureerat Kliangkaeo |
Thailand | |
164. | Dissemination of knowledge and skills between secondary education and tertiary education stakeholders for the benefit of new generations of young Europeans – Academic library point of view | [1] Marija Šimunović [2] Davorka Jukica |
Croatia | |
165. | Bringing medieval manuscripts into the 21st century with linked data and IIIF | [1] Danielle Jansen [2] Renée Schilling |
Netherlands | |
166. | Promoting Inclusive Learning through a Library’s Makerspace | [1] Elizabeth O’Brian [2] Adriana Sgro |
Canada | |
167. | Green Library by bike | [1] Corina Meinel | Germany | |
168. | Library named after Oralkhan Bokey – the engine of digital literacy | [1] Assel Omarova [2] Zhanat Zhienbekova |
Kazakhstan | |
169. | Open up your digital library! | [1] Jessica Wevers [2] Ron Hol |
Netherlands | |
170. | Voices behind words | [1] Jelena Lesaja [2] Karolina Zlatar Radigovic |
Croatia | |
171. | Sustainable Library 2030 Roadmap – Library contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals | [1] Minna Männikkö | Finland | |
172. | Looking to Dokk1 as a Model of Community-Sustainability Promoting Libraries in Support of Funding Libraries in Denver, Colorado, USA | [1] Tanner King [2] Liz Ochs [3] Laurel Schwaebe |
United States | |
173. | “Reading Beibu Gulf” Library Study Tours | [1] Yang Li [2] Si Li |
China | |
174. | Tallinn Central Library vs digital waste | [1] Kristi Veeber | Estonia | |
175. | AR EDUTAINMENT | [1] Nurizma Zahari [2] Norshahila Hashim |
Malaysia | |
176. | Library Foundations as foundations of democracy – a global perspective | [1] Sara Johns [2] Tammy Westergard |
United States | |
177. | Library Resilience and Leadership: Lessons from Disaster Research to engage your community and empower your staff | [1] Denise Lyons [2] Feili Tu-Keefner [3] April Hobbs |
United States | |
178. | Voices and Vices: Building community with a Science Library Podcast | [1] Virginia Pow [2] Jessica Thorlakson |
Canada | |
179. | Qatar National Library Launches Manara, a New Research Repository for Qatar | [1] Alwaleed Alkhaja | Qatar | |
180. | Solar Panels as a Clean Source of Energy – Energy Efficiency of the National Library of Serbia | [1] Beba Stankovic | Serbia | |
181. | Collections as Data: Charting International Futures | [1] Yasmeen Shorish [2] Hannah Scates Kettler |
United States | |
182. | Remote, assisted cataloging by AureXus | [1] Thierry Leger [2] Elsa Boniffacy |
France | |
183. | Monsters United Animated Books | [1] Rebecca Tan [2] Huey Bin Heng |
Singapore | |
184. | Sustaining Access to Feminist Art: The Judy Chicago Research Portal | [1] Jennifer Weintraub [2] Binky Lush |
United States | |
185. | Pinakes Project: structuring of the Integrated Digital Ecosystem of Bibliographic Resources, technical and scientific, in Brazil | [1] Tainá Assis [2] Bruno Costa |
Brazil | |
186. | Cancelled | – | – | |
187. | All Inclusive Engagement: Utilizing University Resources for Rural Public Library Outreach | [1] Emily Alford | United States | |
188. | SDGs corners of selected Academic Libraries in Accra: Nuggets for UniMAC-GIJ Library to engage clients | [1] Lydia Nyantakyi-Baah [2] Faustina Barfi |
Ghana | |
189. | Expect the unexpected: Redefining learning through art outreach programs | [1] Tsai-Hua Lee | Taiwan (R.O.C.) | |
190. | Compass8 | [1] Hanna-Leena Majuri-Jantunen [2] Mari Vuorinen |
Finland | |
191. | Sharing the ASCL photo collection on Wikimedia Commons: what’s in for whom | [1] Ursula Oberst [2] Machteld Oosterkamp |
Netherlands | |
192. | BiblioVerde, un espacio para la co-construcción de la educación ambiental desde las bibliotecas públicas y escolares en la ciudad de Santa Clara, Cuba | [1] Ricardo Luis Alvarez Ruíz [2] Anier Caso Barreto |
Cuba | |
193. | The Mississippi State University Exploration, Research, and Learning Environment (ERLE) | [1] Lis Pankl [2] Jason Keith |
United States | |
194. | Construyendo un estilo de vida sostenible a través de los IDGs.: Ser-Pensar-Actuar | [1] Maria Victoria Hernandez-Zaragoza [2] Jorge López Cuevas |
Mexico | |
195. | Small library, big ideas: supporting education on climate action | [1] Eva Hornung | Ireland | |
196. | Experimenta-OUTSIDE-CommEdu | [1] Antonija Lujanac | Croatia | |
197. | The effect of Bibliotherapy on the mental health of sexually abused women and girls | [1] Reza Asnafi [2] Aram Mojiri |
Iran (Islamic Republic of) |