“Digital transformation at international liberal arts institutions: Innovations, collaboration & sustainability.” This year’s program focuses on the impact of digital transformation at our institutions. What does innovation in teaching and learning look like? How we can work together to support…
“Law Books: History & Connoisseurship”. This intensive, week-long course is about building focused, interesting, and useful collections of historical materials in Anglo-American, European, and Latin American law. It is aimed at individuals and librarians who collect historical legal materials, and…
Virtual meeting. “Freedom, Equality, and the Common Good.” As we emerge from the pandemic and begin to address the social, economic, and political turmoil left in its wake,the meeting’s theme of Freedom, Equality, and the Common Good is an opportunity…
Postponed to 2021. International symposium on robotics and AI in libraries, hosted by the University of Pretoria at its new Future Africa campus, in collaboration with IFLA IT Section. The rapid development in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are…
In-person and virtual options. “Personalizing International Law.” the Annual Meeting will focus on how international law is experienced personally, including the interaction of individuals with international law in their daily lives and who is prioritized in the public and private…
“Data by Design: Building a Sustainable Data Culture.”
The National Library Conference and 57th National Library Competition.
“Punctuated Equilibrium.” This theme acknowledges the evolutionary theory that change occurs rapidly and that the Pandemic has pushed us, as educational leaders, into such a period of rapid change.
“Research and Writing in the Experiential Learning Context.” Programs include Supporting the Development of Rigorous Legal Writing Skills Using a Clinician’s Toolkit and Maximizing the Experiential Experience: How to Boost Research Skills Instruction for Long-Term Retention.
Rescheduled to December 2020 as a virtual conference. “Bridging for the Future.”
