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Library Theory and Research Section
Theory and research on the convergence of professional identity in cultural heritage institutions (Libraries, Museums, and Archives) beyond technology
Satellite meeting 13-14 agosto 2014 Torino
GAM - Galleria d'arte moderna
Organizers
IFLA LIBRARY THEORY AND RESEARCH SECTION,
MAB PIEMONTE,
AIB PIEMONTE,
ALISE,
EUCLID,
CITTA' DI TORINO. BIBLIOTECHE CIVICHE TORINESI
The IFLA Satellite meeting to be held in Turin, Italy just prior to the IFLA 2014 conference in Lyon, France, will explore the theories relating to user services provided in libraries, archives, and museums and the strengths and the theoretical foundations for the convergence of educational programs for culturally competent professionals working in these institutions. Applied and empirical research results of both successful and not successful experiences to achieve the convergence of education and the expansion of services of these three institutions will also be considered. The goal of the Satellite Meeting will be to establish a community of researchers and practitioners who will further the design and delivery of education and services in these three professions and develop the potential for international partnerships to support these services.

Such research will improve the design and delivery of library services, as well as the potential for international partnerships designed to support further collaborative research in this area and is an opportunity to explore and discuss research findings related to the convergence of libraries, archives and museums, including the factors that influence convergence decisions, the professional strengths and organizational missions that promote and impede successful collaboration, and the theoretical concepts that suggest that these institutions can create value by working together as they pursue their shared responsibilities as cultural heritage institutions in the digital age.
The satellite program will be structured into the following sections:

General Themes

Needed Research in establishing a theoretical and applied research agenda for convergence
Theoretical foundations for the convergence of professions
Review of historical and professional barriers to convergence
Impact of international, national, and private sector funding
Transnational / transdisciplinary research problems impacting future progress
Opportunities and barriers to achieving the convergence of education and services of libraries, archives, and museums
Professional organizations and associations
Digital technology
Building and accessing multilingual collections
Data curation and big data