The Conference Programme is now online as part of the Registration Brochure but can also be downloaded as a separate document here
Find information about registering here
There’s a wide range of topics – services, copyright, ICT, readers advisory, special libraries, matauranga Maori, history, SIG meetings, supplier relationships, maps and more. One of the new formats is an interactive computer session. This is limited to 20 people so you’ll have to be quick to sign up.
See you in Auckland in November.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Whiwhi tohu a Te Rau Herenga o Aotearoa raua ko Te Ropu Whakahau
Kia whakatinanahia e tatou ta tatou mahi pai rawa atu. Kia mau a Te Rau Herenga o Aotearoa raua ko Te Ropu Whakahau te tohu whakapaipai no nga whare pukapuka o Amerika.
Kia haere tonu te mahi hononga o nga ropu e rua, kia hoea te waka e tatou kia whakanui te whakahoahoa hoki, no reira, kia kaha, kia maia, kia manawanui. No reira, ka hurihia ki te kaupapa tuarua, ko te waiata o Te Rau Herenga o Aotearoa.
Ko te mahi o tenei, kia whakahihiri koutou kahore i te paku mohio ki te reo me nga tangata matatau hoki. Kia whakarongo i tetahi wahi pai, wahi manaaki hoki me te tauoko i nga mahi e pa ana ki te whakatairanga o to tatou reo hei oranga mo te katoa.
No reira, ka haere koutou ki te waiata nei - http://www.lianza.org.nz/treaty/waiata.html, kia u ki to rae, kia parakatihi. No reira, tena tatou katoa.
Kia haere tonu te mahi hononga o nga ropu e rua, kia hoea te waka e tatou kia whakanui te whakahoahoa hoki, no reira, kia kaha, kia maia, kia manawanui. No reira, ka hurihia ki te kaupapa tuarua, ko te waiata o Te Rau Herenga o Aotearoa.
Ko te mahi o tenei, kia whakahihiri koutou kahore i te paku mohio ki te reo me nga tangata matatau hoki. Kia whakarongo i tetahi wahi pai, wahi manaaki hoki me te tauoko i nga mahi e pa ana ki te whakatairanga o to tatou reo hei oranga mo te katoa.
No reira, ka haere koutou ki te waiata nei - http://www.lianza.org.nz/treaty/waiata.html, kia u ki to rae, kia parakatihi. No reira, tena tatou katoa.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
LIANZA honoured with International Innovation Award
LIANZA (the Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa) has been awarded a Presidential Citation for International Innovation in the Year 2008 by American Library Association (ALA) President, Dr Loriene Roy.
The American Library Association is the oldest and largest library association in the world, with more than 65,000 members.
LIANZA has been awarded this important citation for actualising the intention of the Treaty of Waitangi by continuing a formal partnership agreement with Te Rōpū Whakahau, Māori in Libraries and Information Management, committing to biculturalism and supporting Māori language initiatives by, among other efforts, providing bilingual text on the official LIANZA website.
This citation also recognises that LIANZA has successfully planned a national registration scheme for information professionals and a continuing professional development program and has recently formalised a reciprocal relationship agreement with ALIA, the Australian Library and Information Association.
LIANZA President Glen Walker says “We are extremely honoured to receive this award which recognises LIANZA’s commitment to our partnership with Te Rōpū Whakahau and the bicultural development of librarianship in this country”.
“We are deeply committed to supporting information professionals in Aotearoa and building relationships between different libraries, sectors, interests and even countries, is a big part of our role. Receiving this award from Dr Loriene Roy is especially meaningful because of her own record of achievement.”
The Award was presented on Monday 30 June at the ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim, California attended by around 22,000 librarians. The citation was collected on behalf of LIANZA by Te Rōpū Whakahau President Haki Tahana.
The American Library Association is the oldest and largest library association in the world, with more than 65,000 members.
LIANZA has been awarded this important citation for actualising the intention of the Treaty of Waitangi by continuing a formal partnership agreement with Te Rōpū Whakahau, Māori in Libraries and Information Management, committing to biculturalism and supporting Māori language initiatives by, among other efforts, providing bilingual text on the official LIANZA website.
This citation also recognises that LIANZA has successfully planned a national registration scheme for information professionals and a continuing professional development program and has recently formalised a reciprocal relationship agreement with ALIA, the Australian Library and Information Association.
LIANZA President Glen Walker says “We are extremely honoured to receive this award which recognises LIANZA’s commitment to our partnership with Te Rōpū Whakahau and the bicultural development of librarianship in this country”.
“We are deeply committed to supporting information professionals in Aotearoa and building relationships between different libraries, sectors, interests and even countries, is a big part of our role. Receiving this award from Dr Loriene Roy is especially meaningful because of her own record of achievement.”
The Award was presented on Monday 30 June at the ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim, California attended by around 22,000 librarians. The citation was collected on behalf of LIANZA by Te Rōpū Whakahau President Haki Tahana.
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