3+3+4=A Perfect Ten?: The Challenges of
Excellent Library Services
JULAC Libraries Forum

February 25th 2011 9.00 am - 5.30 pm
Esther Lee Building Lecture Theatre 1, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Invitation

JULAC would like to invite staff from the JULAC libraries to attend the second JULAC Libraries Forum “3+3+4=A Perfect Ten?: The Challenges of Excellent Library Services” to be held February 25th 2011 at the Esther Lee Building Lecture Theatre 1, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

The forum will be divided into two key segments. The first being presentations from the JULAC Chair and the JULAC Directors on current projects and future directions for JULAC, including 3+3+4. After the presentations from the Directors there will be a panel session where staff can address questions to the panel comprising of the JULAC Directors.

The second part of the forum will be presentations from staff from the JULAC libraries on how their libraries are responding to the challenges of 3+3+4. The second part of the forum will be divided into themed parallel sessions.

• Learning Spaces (Learning Commons, buildings, services, staffing, etc.)
• Learning Strategies (information literacy, outreach services, e-learning initiatives reference services, etc.)
• Collections (collection development, e-resources, digitization, preservation, etc.)
• Technologies (systems, IT, IApps, mobile applications, etc.)

Lunch will be provided at the Chung Chi College Staff Club.

Each JULAC library’s representative on the JULAC Libraries Forum Organising Committee will arrange registration for the JULAC Libraries Forum for their library. Participants must register before January 21st 2011.

Please note this is a "green" conference and copies of the program and PPTS will not be printed and distributed to participants. If participants wish, they can print copies of the program and the PPTS from the JULAC website after February 16th 2011. http://www.julac.org/events/index.html

The Esther Lee Building Lecture Theatre 1 at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a short walk from the MTR University Station. A campus map of The Chinese University of Hong Kong can be found at http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/english/campus/cuhk-campus-map.html

For further information please contact Anne Douglas, JULAC Project Manager, adouglas@cuhk.edu.hk, phone 2696 1143

JULAC Libraries Forum Organising Committee

• Louisa Lam, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
• Bethany Wilkes, City University of Hong Kong
• Paul Lee, Hong Kong Baptist University
• Sidney Cheng, Hong Kong Institute of Education
• Alice Ho, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
• Tommy Yeung, Lingnan University
• Ann Au, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
• Esther Woo, University of Hong Kong
• Anne Douglas, JULAC