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The VALA Travel Scholarship for 2008 was awarded to Kathryn Greenhill from Murdoch University. Kathryn travelled to the United States and Canada in order to study Alternative Discovery Layers and Open Source Library Management Systems. She investigate what they do technically and whether organisations that implement them have common factors that make them early adopters of technology.
Kathryn's findings will be presented at the VALA2010 Conference.
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The VALA Travel Scholarship for 2008 was awarded to Ellen Forsyth from the Public Library Services at the State Library of New South Wales. Ellen travelled to the United States in order to study the use of Vocera badges, which utilise portable wireless technology (WiFi), to facilitate roving reference service in public libraries. She investigate what they do technically and how these devices are changing the delivery of references services in libraries.
Ellen's findings were presented at the VALA 2008 Conference.
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Anna Raunik, State Library of Queensland. An investigation of streaming - webcasting and webconferencing technologies in the US and UK
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Terena Solomons, Hollywod Private Hospital, WA. Beam me up! Supporting PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) in medical libraries - new technology or just another format?
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Stephen O'Brien, Hunter Institute of TAFE NSW. Collaboration, community and consortia in the digital provision of art image resources
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