The focus of the Computers in Libraries 2010 conference is on leading-edge technology that is building information fluency, transforming library operations, enabling information products and services, and redefining roles within all types and sizes of library and information services.

The program presents hundreds of opportunities for librarians and information professionals to learn and develop cuttingedge skills, highlighting exciting new online initiatives and innovations in all types of information enterprises.

Our theme, Information Fluency: Literacy for Life, encompasses all of the challenges, solutions, technologies, and practices that those working with computers in libraries or libraries in computers are dealing with today.

• Leading-Edge Technology Tools for Libraries
• Innovative Library Processes & Practices
• Information Discovery & Visualization
• Next-Gen Catalogs & Digitization
• Search Engines, Intranets & Portals
• Strategies for Digital Information Enterprises
• Building Learning Communities & Environments
• Implementing Social Media & 2.0 Initiatives
• New Ways to Connect People & Technology
• EContent, Preservation & Digital Libraries

The multifaceted program is designed to meet the needs of librarians, information managers, systems professionals, webmasters and web managers content evaluators, intranet strategists, portal creators and information specialists.

Computers in Libraries 2010 offers five strong program streams each day that are filled with information sessions, panels and facilitated discussions; two special streams focused on special and government libraries; plus many workshops, networking opportunities, and an extensive exhibit hall.

With more than 150 knowledgeable speakers in five simultaneous tracks plus three dynamic keynotes, pre- and post-conference workshops, and an entertaining and informative evening program, Computers in Libraries 2010 is a definite must-attend event.

25 WORKSHOPS Computers in Libraries 2010 features two academies — popular 1-day intensive updates by industry leaders — covering the latest searching tips by experts in the field and key hot topics for web managers. Workshops are offered Sunday, April 11 and Thursday, April 15. INTERNET@SCHOOLS EAST 2010 If you are a K–12 library media specialist or school IT professional, this special 2-day conference sponsored by MultiMedia & Internet@Schools magazine is designed just for you. Convening on Monday, April 12 with the shared Computers in Libraries/Internet@Schools keynote by Lee Rainie of the Pew Internet & American Life Project, Internet@Schools East offers a jam-packed program that will help you learn how to leverage the internet, make technology initiatives happen, and raise your professional profile and skill set. Attendees may register separately for Internet@Schools East, or for a combination package that includes a registration for Computers in Libraries. TUESDAY EVENING SESSION Dead & Innovative Technology: Recreating the Information World 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. RINGMASTER: Scott Brandt, Purdue University Libraries Stephen Abram, SirsiDynix Marshall Breeding, Vanderbilt University Amanda Etches-Johnson, McMaster University Sarah Houghton-Jan, San Jose Public Library David Lee King, Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library Bill Spence, Information Today Join our famous evening of fun and learning. Hear from our authors, speakers and Computers in Libraries experts on their views of dead and innovative technologies affecting our libraries now and as we create the future. Open to all. CONFERENCE CONVERSATIONS! Computers in Libraries 2010 is all about conversations. So in addition to those you find in the conference sessions, the hallways, and the exhibit hall, you can find more conversation online at the conference blog, www.LibConf.com, the conference wiki, www.infotodaywiki.com, and don't forgot to use the Twitter tag #CIL2010. At last year's event #CIL2009 was a top trending Twitter tag and we look forward to achieving that status again, so let's see your tweets! GOVERNMENT & SPECIAL LIBRARIES STREAMS This year’s Computers in Libraries event features two specialized streams of programs within the conference, each focusing on a different type of library, government libraries—in conjunction with FLICC’s Libraries & Emerging Technologies. The other stream featured is for special libraries. [Learn More] DINE-AROUNDS Join your colleagues, fellow conference attendees, and your hosts for terrific conversation, dinner on the town, and lots of fun you won't soon forget! Chat about the day's events and topics of interest. Choose from a range of wonderful food and dining expeditions to great restaurants in the Crystal City/Arlington area. Lists will be maintained online, and during the conference copies will be on the bulletin boards in the registration area at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City. Groups will meet either in that area before going to the restaurant together or will meet at the restaurant. INTERNET CAFÉ Visit the Internet Café in the Exhibit Hall during regular exhibit hours to check your email.

FREE RECEPTION Information Today invites all registrants and exhibition visitors to a reception on Monday in the Exhibit Hall from 5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. MEET THE AUTHORS ... ... during the Opening Reception in the Exhibit Hall from 5:00–5:45 PM at the Information Today, Inc. booth [#822] on Monday, April 12! Meet authors: Randolph (Ran) Hock The Extreme Searcher’s Internet Handbook, Third Edition The Traveler’s Web Yahoo! to the Max Nicole C. Engard Library Mashups: Exploring New Ways to Deliver Library Data David Lee King Designing the Digital Experience: How to Use EXPERIENCE DESIGN Tools and Techniques to Build Websites Customers Love Stop by to meet the authors and get your copy. Conference attendees will receive a special 20% discount on all ITI books, directories, and periodicals! EXHIBITION The Computers in Libraries exhibition will feature leading-edge companies offering the visitor a choice of products in all aspects of library technology, including web-based products and services, integrated library and information systems, online services, document delivery services, internet software tools, content suppliers, search services, and more. If you are looking for a particular product, evaluating competing systems, keeping up-to-date with new products and developments, be sure to visit the Computers in Libraries exhibition. Sign up for your free Exhibit Hall pass Exhibit Hall Hours  Monday, April 12: 9:45 PM to 5:45 PM Tuesday, April 13: 9:45 AM to 4:00 PM Wednesday, April 14: 9:45 AM to 1:30 PM SUNDAY EVENING SESSION Gaming & Gadgets Petting Zoo 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Join our gamers and gadget lovers for an evening of fun and playing. Bring your latest games and gadgets and try out each others. See if you are a guitar hero, winning Wii bowler/golfer, or rank as a dancing DDR expert. Led by gamer/gadget gurus Amy Buckland, McGill University & winner of the Internet Librarian 2009 Battledecks Competition, and Royce Kitts, Director, Tonganoxie KS Public Library, this evening is filled with fun, networking, and of course, learning and laughing. Refreshments included.