Workshop A
Gordon Dunsire, Francoise Leresche and Mirna Willer.
Library Models and Standards, and Their Availability in the Semantic Web

Workshop B
Petra Pejsova   
Grey literature from hidden to visible

Opening of LIDA 2012
Introduction by: Tefko Saracevic and Tatjana Aparac-Jelušić

Part I: CHANGES in the world of library services: Evolution and innovation
Program chair: Marie L. Radford, Ph.D. (School of Communication and Information, Rutgers University)
Invited Speaker:
Lynn Silipigni Connaway, Ph.D. (Senior Research Scientist, OCLC Research)
"I always stick with the first thing that comes up on Google": Motivating Student Engagement with the Digital Information Service Environment"

Parellel Session 1 (Aula Magna) – Theme: Web based courses
Jette Hyldegaard and Haakon Lund
Information literacy web tutorials – new insights and challenges
Judy Xiao      
Collaborating for Student Success: A Model for Librarian Embedding in Faculty Blackboard Courses
Camilla Moring and Trine Schreiber         
Evaluating the role of web-based tutorials in educational practice: using interpretative repertoires and meaning negotiation in a two step analysis

Parellel Session 2 (Rectorat’s Building)– Theme: Academic and Research Library Services
Christy Zlatos and Kay Vyhnanek  
Tracking Transformations in Academic and Research Library Services
Jadranka Stojanovski    
Analysis of academic library web sites for services
Agnes Mainka and Sviatlana Khveshchanka  
Libraries as Knowledge Hubs in Informational World Cities

Demonstrations and Short Papers  (Aula Magna)
Zeljko Rajter and Leonardo Jelenkovic   
"Vero", the Bridge towards the Next Generation of Union Catalog of Croatian libraries.
János Pancza
Cultware Network in service of the collections in Middle-East-Europe
Jasna Jaksic          
Digitizing ideas: archives of conceptual and neo-avangarde art
Max Kaiser, Jeanna Nikolov-Ramirez and Georg Petz      
ADOCO: Facilitating Quality Control in Mass Digitisation

Welcome Party at the University

09:30-10:30

Invited Speaker:
Eileen G. Abels, Ph.D.(Associate Dean and Professor, iSchool at Drexel)
"Change:  Opportunity or Threat for Reference Services in the Digital Age"

10:30-11:00

11:00-12:30

Theme:  E-resources: Changing libraries, Models and Impact (Aula Magna)
Gary Radford, Marie Radford and Jessica Lingel. 
Alternative Libraries as Heterotopias: Challenging Conventional Constructs of Library Service
Tian Xiao Zhang   
Pay-Per-View, a Promising Model of E-articles Subscription For Middle/Small Sized Academic Libraries in Digital Age
Robert Pymm, Sarah Steed and Matthew Burless
E-books, e-audio and public libraries: Is it lift off or steady as she goes?

Parellel Session 3 (Rectorat’s Building) – Theme: Students, School and Children Libraries in the New Age
Sanjica Faletar Tanacković, Darko Lacović and Snježana Stanarević  
LIS students seeking information for their final papers: small-scale study at the Faculty of Philosophy in Osijek
Ross Todd   
Libraries in the digital age: Conceptions of the Next Gen School Libraries
Ivana Martinović and Ivanka Stričević   
Reference Services and Library Collections for the Youngest: What Can Be Learned from the Linguistic Theories and Research

Parellel Session 4 (Aula Magna) – Theme: Analyzing and evaluating library services
Alan Rubel
A Framework for Analyzing Electronic Resources, Privacy, and Intellectual Freedom
Roswitha Poll 
Changes in library standards : Statistics and evaluation as mirror of library innovations
Ann-Louise de Boer, Theo Bothma and Ujala Satgoor      
Library leadership: Innovative options for building leadership competence in the digital age

Panel Can Research help Education in Digital Libraries? (Rectorat’s Building)
Anna Maria Tammaro, Vittore Casarosa, Christine Borgman, Lynn Silipnigni Connaway, Donatella Castelli and Marie Radford  

Free Evening

Theme: Information Seaking Behaviour
Colleen Cool and Kwong-Bor Ng 
Identifying Behaviors Associated With Frustration While Searching Digital Libraries in Order to Design Better Help Systems.
Polona Vilar, Tomaž Bartol, Jan Pisanski and Primož Južnič 
Are librarians familiar with information seeking behaviour of teachers and researchers in their respective institutions?

Panel: Creating digital content for library services: A global view on LIS curriculum design
Panellists: Ron Brown, Hsin-Liang Chen, Ana Dubnjakovic, Samantha Hastings, Makiko Miwa and Yin-Leng Theng   

Part II: CHANGES in the world of electronic resources: Information and digitization
Program chair: Christine L. Borgman, Ph.D. (Department of Information Studies, UCLA)

15:30-16:30

Invited speaker:
Alyssa Goodman, Ph.D.(Professor of Astronomy, Harvard University)
"Seamless Astronomy"

16:30-17:00

Coffee Break

Parallel Session 5. (Aula Magna)
Cathal Hoare and Humphrey Sorensen.
On Automatically Geotagging Archived Images
Natalia Ermolaev and Toma Tasovac.
Building a Lexicographic Infrastructure for Serbian Digital Libraries
Boris Bosančić and Mirna Willer
Towards the Digital Library for Scientific Research Data

Parallel Session 6 (Rectorat’s building)
Gordon Dunsire, Françoise Leresche and Mirna Willer.
Semantic interoperability of library linked data: ISBD and RDA
Kristin Eschenfelder.
Open Content, Open Metadata: The Challenges of Openness for Cultural Heritage Institutions
Rachel Mandell 
A New Tool for Discovering Data: Creating the UCLA Data Registry

Poster Session (with Cheese and Wine)

Invited Speaker:
Herbert Van de Sompel, Ph.D. (Lead of the Digital Library Research and Prototyping Team, Los Alamos National Laboratory)
"The Web-Based Scholarly Record: Identification, Persistence, Actionability"

Theme: Data, Documents, Collections: Conceptual Frameworks
Lars Björk.
Documents in transit
Sheila Corrall and Angharad Roberts.
Information Resource Development and “Collection” in the Digital Age: Conceptual Frameworks and New Definitions for the Network World
Luiza Baptista Melo   
The impact of electronic information resources in Portuguese academic libraries

Theme: Challenges of Digitization and Scholarship in the Digital Age
Mats Dahlstrom
Learning by Digitizing
Isto Huvila
Digitisation of Information Resources and Changes in the Worlds of Librarians, Archivists and Museum Professionals
Jela Steinerova.
Information ecology - emerging framework for digital scholarship

Key note Speaker:
Liz Lyon, Ph.D. (Director, UKOLN, University of Bath)
"Incremental Change or Revolution? Libraries and the Informatics Transform"

Closing panel on Theme II: Liz Lyon, Alyssa Goodman, Herbert van de Sompel and Christine Borgman

PhD Forum – sponsored by ASIST
Angharad Roberts (Information School, U of Sheffield, UK)
Conceptualising the Library Collection for the Digital World: a Case Study of Social Enterprise
Jurate Kupriene (Vilnius U, Lithuania)
Application of information organizational principles in an electronic environment: a model for digital library
Kristina Feldvari (U of Osijek, Croatia)
Model of LIS Thesaurus Construction

Opening of official celebration of the 75th Anniversary of ASIST – organized by its European Chapter
Guest of Honour: Diane Sonnenwald, ASIST President

Panel: ASIST in Europe. Past and Future of ASIST
Panelists: Nicholas Belkin, David Bawden, Isto Huvila, Fidelia Ibekwe-SanJuan, Tefko Saracevic and Christian Schloegl

15:30-17:00

Papers: Information Science in Europe
Christian Schloegl (University of Graz, Austria)
Information Science in Europe: A Scientometric Analysis
Lyn Robinson and David Bawden (Center for Information Science, City U London, UK)
So wide and varied: the British origins of information science
Elena Corradini (U of Parma, Italy)
Evolution of IS in Italy

17:00-17:15

Short Break

17:15-18:15

Papers: Information Science in Europe
Franjo Pehar and Tatjana Aparac-Jelušić 
History and origin of information scienceS in Croatia: with an special emphasis on growth of regional and international activities
Isto Huvila, Preben Hansen, Jeppe Nicolaisen and Nils Pharo (Uppsala University, Sweden and Åbo Akademi University, Finland; Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden; Royal School of Library and Information Science, Denmark and Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences)
Library and Information Science in the Nordic countries: from the present to the future

18:15

Closing of LIDA and ASIST celebration