AISL 2010 Nashville

Get ready…

aisl2010 — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 03:01:40 +0000

…Nashville is ready for you! Here are some resources to help you prepare for your visit:

The ten day forecast at weather.com predicts sunny and 70′s.
Watch the 7-day local forecast at newschannel5.com.
Read the local news in our newspaper, The Tennessean.
Read The Nashville Scene for all the music and entertainment news, with a hearty helping of alternative attitude.

Also take a sneak peek at the detailed Conference Schedule. We will provide you with a print copy in your conference packet at registration.

Registration is closed!

aisl2010 — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 21:48:15 +0000

With over 100 attendees already signed up, our buses are full, so we will have to close registration for the 2010 AISL conference in Nashville as of February 25th, 2010. See ya’ll soon!

Invitation!

aisl2010 — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 02:39:06 +0000

Nashville Members of AISL proudly invite you to attend the

2010 AISL Conference in Nashville: “Music and So Much More!”
Wednesday, April 14 – Friday, April 16, 2010

We know that you are looking for the richest professional development experiences that benefit 21^st century librarians, so with that in mind, we have carefully planned the following speakers and workshops as well as school and cultural visits:

Speakers:

School Library Journal Columnist, Pat Scales
Ingram Book Company CEO, John Ingram
Emerging Technologies Specialist for BCR, Shelly Drumm
Best-selling author of Widow of the South, Robert Hicks

Opportunities to attend 5 workshops out of 18 options which encompass library management issues, Web 2.0, school archives, new books, improving library websites, etc.
Site visits to 6 outstanding Independent School Libraries: The Ensworth School, Father Ryan High School, Harpeth Hall School, Montgomery Bell Academy, Oak Hill School and University School of Nashville. You will also receive specific information about innovative programs at each of these schools.
Tours of the downtown Nashville Public Library (a flagship library built on the site of a former urban mall), The Parthenon, Country Music Hall of Fame and Belle Meade Plantation
An additional optional workshop for Follett Destiny users
Self-guided walking tours of Vanderbilt University will be offered since the conference hotel is adjacent to VU’s campus

While Nashville is known as “Music City,” and you’ll certainly hear lots of music at this conference, it is our hope that your memories of Nashville will be of music and so much more!

Please support the following library-related companies who have generously sponsored this conference:

Conference Information

aisl2010 — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 03:19:18 +0000

For more information about the upcoming conference in Nashville, please look at the attached AISL 2010 Brochure or view this video.