Paper sessions are named after the conference topics: libraries (LIB), information (INF), and interactive media (IM).
PDF version of the program is available here.
Liezl Ball and Theo Bothma
The importance of usability evaluation when developing digital tools for a library – a case study
Natalia Bermudes Qvortrup
Making the case for international library collaborations with the global south: A comparative case study of Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Magdalena Paul
Social impact of Polish public libraries
Aida Pooladian and Ángel Borrego
What do people think about public libraries in Barcelona? An obtrusive evaluation of citizens' views
Paul Renardel, Niels Nanninga, Clara Rodriguez Ruiz, Julian Sieber and Oneill Thenu
Virtual reality (VR) in mental health treatment: Possibilities and challenges
Kristina Berketa, Madeleine Lundman, Martina Dragija Ivanović and Koraljka Golub
The importance of good classifications and subject indexing of health information in public libraries: a comparative analysis
Andor Nagy
Automated content analysis the more efficient understanding of the informations
Rahmi
Understanding Disaster Related Information Seeking Behavior Using Oral Documents
Björn Ekström
The Illicit Information Community: Information Practical Reflections of the Shadow Library AAARG
Gilbert Faure
Content Curation for Health and Well being: A way for MDs and patients to survive Infobesity CANCELLED
Galanos Vassilis
The Double Meaning of "Replacement" and the Moral Value of Human and Nonhuman Inforgs: Crossroads of Philosophy of Information and Actor-Network Theory
Camillé Herve, Eunsu Ahn and Laury Zinsz
Crowdsourcing For Quality Of Life: The Case Of Collaborative Crisis Mapping
Stella O. Oyediran-Tidings
Availability and accessibility of educational information to learners in selected high schools in South Africa
Garambois Marie and Amélie Barrio
From peer economy to peer library, innovative French projects improving quality of life: common goods, creation, value
Erin Shores
An International Analysis of Library Relief Strategies
Ursula Georgy
Continuing Education Certification in LIS: ISO 9001 and ISO 29990
Anita Kállai
Qualified Library - A Hungarian Method for Corporate Social Responsibility
Mariann Væring
Bibliotherapy as a method to ensure quality of follow up and treatment of families dealing with recent diagnosing of psychiatric disorders
Georgios Kourkoulos and Ruth Gbikpi
The EUI Library and the Delivery of Non-Electronic Resources: Putting the Physical Collection on the Move
Rodney Obien and Zachary Giroux
Creating A Third Space, A Memory House: The Orang Asli Archive
Ina Blümel
Uncovering Science Practices: Information Science students in search of the reality behind the notion of Open Science
Tom Becker
Functions of knowledge management in Finnish public libraries - A research project in cooperation with metropolitan city libraries in Northern Europe
Elina Sniedze
Montessori Pedagogy Method – Can We Introduce It at the Library?