Workshop A
Title: Quantum²: Developing Best Practices : How to Achieve Operational Excellence in Information Services
Presenter: Gabrielle Derriks, Graduate Education Program & Training Consultant, Dialog

Workshop B
Title: Developing Digital Libraries for Scientists
Presenter:  Michael Leach (Harvard U Libraries, MA, USA)

Opening of LIDA 2009
Introduction by: Tefko Saracevic and Tatjana Aparac-Jelušić

Session I
Introduction by: Elisabeth Liddy (Syracuse U, NJ, USA): Designing Curriculum to Educate Digital Library Professionals in iSchools
Invited Talk: Kaye Howe (National Science Digital Library, Denver, CO, USA): Through a Glass Darkly: the National Science Digital Library (NSDL) and the Journey to Educational Vision

Invited Talk: Paul Sturges (Laughborough U, UK): Information Ethics in the Twenty First Century

Reflections: Accepted papers
García Marco Francisco Javier (U of Zaragoza, Spain): Digital Libraries and the New Ecology of Information

Eve Gaus (Elgin Community College Library, Elgin, IL, USA), Marta Deyrup Mestrovic (Seton Hall U, South Orange, NJ, USA), Terry Weech and Alyssa Briggs (U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, USA): 10 Years Later: Has the Blurring of the Roles of Cultural Institutions Helped or Hurt Libraries?

Anna Maria Tammaro (U of Parma, Italy): Considering the Humanities Scholars Perspectives of Digital Libraries: an Italian Case Study

Demonstrations
R. Brecht, T. Brix, U. Döring, V. Henkel, H. Krömker and M. Reeßing. (U of Technology Ilmenau, Germany): Digital Mechanism and Gear Library – Multimedia Collection of Text, Pictures and Physical Models (ppt presentation) - Paper

Gregor Vidmar (MFC.2 d.o.o., Slovenia): The Virtual Solution to Providing Access to Digitalized Content

Helle Lauridsen, John Law (Discovery Services-Serials Solutions, Aarhus, Denmark): From Varied Collections to Unified Library Search –Is it Possible?

09:30-10:30

Invited Speaker: Nicholas Belkin (SCILS, Rutgers U, NJ, USA): Personalizing the Digital Library Experience: Progress and Prospects

10:30-11:00

11:00-13:00

Accepted Papers – Economic issues
Robert M. Hayes (UCLA, CA, USA), Karin Karlics and Christian Schlögl (U of Graz, Austria): The Problem of Measuring e-Resources

Gordana Dukic, Darko Dukic and Sanda Hasenay (U J.J. Strossmayer in Osijek, Croatia): Queuing Simulation Model as a Library Management Support in Terms of Informatization

Rike Brecht, Heidi Krömker and Christian Wagner (Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany): Generic Model Mapping Users’ Goals and Tasks to Typical Digital Library Functions ppt presentation) - Paper

Aris Kemper (Ontoo, informacijske rešitve, d.o.o., Slovenia): OntoLib and Library 2.0

Introduction to Theme II – Marija Dalbello: Heritage as Information Practice: A Survey of Concepts, Projects, and Emerging Constructions of Heritage

Invited Speaker – Marcia Bates: On Heritage and the Information Disciplines

Accepted Papers
Gaëlle Béquet (Ecole nationale des chartes/ASSIC, Paris 3 Sorbonne, France): Digital Library as a Controversy

Zinaida Manzuch (Vilnius U, Vilnius, Lithuania ): Collaborative Networks of Archives, Libraries and Museums in Digitisation Initiatives

Alemka Belan-Simić, Jagoda Ille and Ismena Meić (Zagreb City Libraries, Zagreb, Croatia): Digitized Zagreb Heritage: New Service of the Zagreb City Libraries

Transfer from Dubrovnik to Zadar for all participants registered for both locations

Registration (Main University's building, Obala kralja Petra Krešimira)

9:30-10:30

Invited Speaker – Peter Ingwersen (Royal School of LIS, Copenhagen, Denmark): Information Retrieval in Context of Digital Libraries

Accepted Papers (Rectorat's building)
Isto Huvila (Abo Akademi U. Finland): Steps Towards a Participatory Digital Library and Data Archive for Archaeological Information

Denis Moser (U of Wyoming, WO, USA): The Avatar in the Archives

Bonnie Mak (U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Ill, USA): The Future of the Past: Using the Digital Library

Visits – groups to visit City Library Zadar, Muzej antičkog stakla, Zlato i srebro Zadra

An Afternoon with Guest of Honor – Michael Buckland
(Main University's building, Obala kralja Petra Krešimira)

PhD Forum – sponsored by ASIST (Main University's building, Obala kralja Petra Krešimira)

Session I – Preservation (Rectorat's building)
Damir Hasenay and  Maja Krtalic (U J.J. Strossmmayer in Osijek, Croatia)  and Tihonija Zovko (Central Diocesan and Faculty Library in Djakovo, Croatia): Some Perspectives on Use and Preservation of Heritage: An Example

Robert Pym (Charles Sturt U, Wagga Wagga, Australia): Television archiving – managing the move from analogue to digital

Session II – Bibliographic Issues (Rectorat's building)
Theme I: Conceptual models for bibliographic and authority data+
Maja Žumer (U of Ljubljana, Slovenia): Modelling bibliographic data: FRBR & FRBRoo - FRBR: the bright new future?

Mirna Willer (U of Zadar, Croatia): Modelling authority data: FRAD

Maja Žumer (U of Ljubljana, Slovenia): Modelling subject authority data: FRSAR

Workshop C (University of Zadar - new campus)
Title: Dublin Core Tools Community workshop: Issues and challenges with the implementation of metadata schemes
Presenters: Thomas Severiens (University of Osnabruck), Seth van Hooland (Université Libre de Bruxelles), Dan Brickley (Netherlands) and Cesare Concordia (Pisa, Italy)

Workshop D (Rectorat's building)
Title: Digital Library Reference Model
Presenter: Vittore Casarosa (Florence, Italy)

Presentation of the Libellarium – Journal of the History of writing, books, and memory institutions (Main University's building, Obala kralja Petra Krešimira)