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S Saturday Program 7:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 9:15 am REGISTRATION OPENS ALL-CONFERENCE PLENARY 1600 ALL-CONFERENCE PLENARY ictc ballroom 8:00 am ­ 8:50 am Miranda Hill THE OLASTORE ­ Room 205B Turning the Library Inside Out: (closes at 11:30 am) 1650 OLBA Election Year Boot Camp The Project Bookmark Canada challenge Miranda Hill Founder & Executive Director, Project Bookmark Canada 1700 series sessions OLITA SPOTLIGHT: Jennison Asuncion 1701 Focus on Careers 1702 Impacting Lives in the Maasai Mara 1703 Copyright Update 1704 Building an Engaging & Manageable Library Advocacy Strategy 1705 Aboriginal Awareness Circle: Edition 3.0 1706 Maker Projects in Action 1707 Royal Society of Canada Expert Panel Miranda Hill is the Founder and Executive Director of Project Bookmark Canada. This innovative charity puts text from stories and poems in the exact physical locations where literary scenes take place, and has prompted Manchester's The Guardian newspaper to say "Lucky Canada! Why can't we do the same in the UK?" With the help of visionary organizations and individuals, Project Bookmark Canada is building a national network of sites and stories so that Canadians and visitors can read their way across our country. The current Bookmark tally stands at 13 installations, which can be found in four provinces. Hill is also a writer and the author of Sleeping Funny (Doubleday Canada, 2012), a collection of nine short stories. In 2011, Hill won the Writers' Trust/McClelland & Stewart Journey Prize. In 2013, she was pleased to serve on the jury for the prize's 25th anniversary. She is at work on a novel, also for Doubleday. Hill was born in Niagara Falls, Ontario and grew up in Alliston, Ontario ­ home of a potato festival, a car plant and Frederick Banting. She received a degree in Drama from Queen's University and an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia. Today, Hill lives, writes and reads in Hamilton, Ontario, and Woody Point, Newfoundland. 10:45 am 1800 series sessions OHLA SPOTLIGHT: Dr. Michael Gordon 1802 Canada, Libraries, & 1803 Interactive Maker Art the Digital Economy Builds Community Cohesiveness 1804 Everything You Wanted to Know About Special Libraries... But Were Afraid to Ask! 1805 Battle of the Books: it begins with co-operation & ends with competition 1806 Startup Library 101 @Miranda_Hill 12:15 pm CLOSING GALA LUNCHEON Colonel Chris Hadfield (ticket required) with the generous support of MAJOR CORPORATE SPONSOR OLA STREAM SPONSOR OCULA STREAM SPONSOR OPLA STREAM SPONSOR OSLA STREAM SPONSOR 80 SATURDAY February 1 OLA SUPER CONFERENCE 2014