Organisation
Australian Library and Information Association
Acronym:
ALIA
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The Australian Library and Information Association is the national professional organisation for the Australian library and information services sector.
Discussion paper
Library and information services: the future of the profession themes and scenarios 2025
The purpose of this paper is to promote discussion across the sector between library leaders, information service providers, vendors, practitioners, students, commentators, colleagues in Australia and internationally – anyone and everyone with an interest in the field. The paper is intended to engage, excite, provoke. It is not our blueprint for the future. The feedback...
Report
The library dividend: summary report
This study explores the value of public libraries in Queensland. It finds that for every $100 invested by local government and state government, Queensland public libraries deliver $230 dollars worth of value to their communities. It also found that nearly 50% of all Queenslanders are members of a public library and those who are not...
Briefing paper
Little book of public libraries
The Little Book of Public Libraries is for people who love libraries and want to share their passion with others. If you are already a library champion, this book will give you key messages that you can pass on to friends and colleagues. If not it will open your eyes to the valuable contribution libraries...
Report
Internet filtering in public libraries 2007 survey report
DCITA has been working with the Australian Library and Information Association with the aim of ensuring the filtering needs of libraries are adequately addressed. The survey, conducted in May of this year, is the third to have been conducted by the sssociation since 2002. The report's findings are based on the responses received from this...
Report
Internet access in public libraries survey 2005
Internet access services in public libraries are highly valued, popular and heavily used. Services have grown and improved over the past three years. Users particularly appreciate the improvements in access, bandwidth and speed that many libraries have made. Internet access services are used for study and learning; accessing government and other services, such as banking...