​The Asia-Pacific Library and Information Education and Practice (A-LIEP)
Conference will be held in the Philippines from October 28 to 30, 2015.

The theme for this year's conference is:
ASIA-PACIFIC LIS:
EXPLORING UNITY AND DIVERSITY

The aim of the conference is to bring together speakers and participants to
discuss and learn about the different and common practices in LIS education
and profession from all over Asia and the Pacific.


We are inviting paper and poster presenters to the conference. Topics can
range from Global and Regional practices in LIS education and the
profession; trends in research in LIS; developments in LIS services;
management concerns and practices of libraries and information centers;
cooperation among libraries and information centers, resource sharing;
internationalization of LIS and many more.
CONFERENCE TOPICS

The following 3 tracks, main themes and subthemes provide some focus and
scope of the papers for the A-LIEP 2015 conference. These are by no means
exhaustive nor exclusive of each other.
LIS EDUCATION

Challenges in LIS education nationally and / or internationally
Collaboration and resource sharing among LIS schools
Continuing professional development of LIS professionals
E-learning in LIS education
Future of information professions
Impact of ICT on LIS curriculum
Impact of LIS education on the work and career of LIS graduates
Industry’s feedback on LIS graduates
Multidisciplinary curriculum: a myth or reality?
Preparing LIS graduates for the new market
Quality assurance and accreditation of LIS programs
The job market for LIS professionals, and competencies needed
LIS PRACTICE

Collaboration among libraries and with other professions
Competency standards for library and information services
Customer-focused services
Efficiency vs Effectiveness of Libraries
Evidence-based librarianship
Impact of ICT on Libraries
Integrating research and practice
Knowledge management and librarians
Leadership development and strategic management in libraries
Library manager as strategic leader
LIS professionals as teachers and trainers
Organization and preservation of cultural heritage / indigenous knowledge
Outsourcing of information services
Records Management
Role of LIS professionals in non-traditional contexts
Roles and challenges for school media specialists
Strategic use of information services
User education and information literacy for life-long learning
LIS RESEARCH

Advanced research methods in LIS
Digital libraries, digital archives
Evaluation of library/information services/user studies
Information behavior studies or model development
Information communication studies
Information literacy, media literacy
Information management vs. Knowledge management
Information organization, knowledge organization
LIS interdisciplinary research

For more information, please visit http://www.a-liep.com or email a
[email protected] <[email protected]>

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