February 23rd 2012 9.00 am - 5.00 pm Lingnan University

JULAC will hold its third JULAC Libraries Forum “3=3+4 The Countdown” for the staff of the JULAC Libraries to share knowledge about how their libraries are responding to 3+3+4 and for JULAC to brief staff on its future directions as well as reviewing its activities in 2011.

The forum will be divided into two key segments. The first being a presentation from JULAC on the current projects and future directions for JULAC.  After the presentation from JULAC there will be a JULAC Directors panel session where staff can address questions to the JULAC Directors.

The second part of the forum will be presentations from staff from the eight 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 sessions

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

JULAC Libraries Forum 2012 Invitation
JULAC Libraries Forum 2012 Call for Presentations
JULAC Libraries Forum 2012 Program

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

JULAC will held its second JULAC Libraries Forum "3+3+4=A Perfect Ten?: The Challenges of Excellent Library Services." JULAC is holding the forum for the staff of the JULAC Libraries to share knowledge about how their libraries are responding to 3+3+4 and for JULAC to brief staff on its future directions, including 3+3+4, as well as reviewing its activities for 2010.

The JULAC Libraries Forum 2011 was divided into two key segments. The first being presentations from the JULAC Directors on the current projects and future directions for JULAC. The second part of the forum was presentations from staff from the eight 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.

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

JULAC Libraries Forum 2011 Invitation
JULAC Libraries Forum 2011 Call for Presentations
JULAC Libraries Forum 2011 Program
JULAC Libraries Forum 2011 Presentations

Facilitator: Dr Debra Wallace, Managing Director, Knowledge & Library Services, Harvard Business School.

5th July 2010, 9.00am - 4.00pm, Discussion Zone, Chung Chi Library, Chinese University of Hong Kong.

February 13th 2009, 9.00 am - 5.30 pm, Wang Gungwu Theatre, Graduate House, University of Hong Kong

JULAC will hold its first JULAC Libraries Forum "Moving Forward with JULAC". The JULAC Libraries Forum will be divided into two key segments. The first being presentations from the JULAC Directors on the current projects and future directions for JULAC. After the presentations from the Directors there will be a panel session where JULAC staff can address questions to the JULAC Directors. The second part of the JULAC Libraries Forum will be presentations from each of the eight JULAC libraries on the latest developments in their libraries.

JULAC Libraries Forum 2009 Invitation
JULAC Libraries Forum 2009 Program
JULAC Libraries Forum 2009 PPT Presentations
JULAC Libraries Forum 2009 Photo Gallery
JULAC Libraries Forum 2009 Video

5th September 2008, University of Macau Library

Co-organised by University of Macau and JULAC

For more information go to the conference website http://library.umac.mo/forum08

3rd June 2008, Cho Yiu Conference Hall, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Organized by City University of Hong Kong and The Chinese University of Hong Kong

The conference is an initiative of JULAC's Electronic Resources Academic Library Link (ERALL) consortium. The ERALL consortium purchases E-Books for shared and perpetual access among the eight member libraries. Funded by the University Grants Committee Restructuring and Collaboration Fund, the conference aims at exchanging experiences and best practices in strategic collection development, acquisitions, promotion and use of E-Books.

For more information go to the conference website http://www.cityu.edu.hk/lib/ebook_conf/
All papers from the conference can be found in the City University of Hong Kong Institutional Repository <http://dspace.cityu.edu.hk/handle/2031/4>

29th February 2008

The Hong Kong Library Association will hold an international conference to celebrate its 50th anniversary.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of JULAC the JULAC Directors hosted a dinner to acknowledge the contribution of retired JULAC university librarians.

L-R Dr. Colin Storey, Ms. Anne Douglas, Dr. Paul Poon, Dr. Frederick Nesta, Ms. Shirley Leung, Mrs. Lucia Tsui, Mr. Michael Robinson, Dr. Kan Lai-Bing, Mrs. Kitty Tse, Dr. Anthony Ferguson, Dr.Samson Soong, Prof. Steve Ching, Mr. Steve O'Connor.

11th-12th March 2010, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

Jointly organized by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and The Chinese University of Hong Kong.   http://www.lib.polyu.edu.hk/ALSR2010/

8th December 2009, The University of Hong Kong Libraries.

http://hkiug.ln.edu.hk/meetings/am2009/index.html