The M-Libraries (Mobile Libraries) conference took place in Vancouver, BC at the end of June, 2009.

Presentations available online include:

+ Mobile technologies and their possibilities for the Library, University of the South Pacific (USP)

+ Keynote speech by Lorcan Dempsey

+ Enhancing Library Access through the use of Mobile Technology: Case Study of Information Services Provided by Six Mobile Companies in Bangladesh

+ QR Codes and their Applications: a case study

+ Why m-libraries? Making the Case for Innovation

+ Ask Us Upstairs: Bringing roaming reference to the Paley Stacks

+ M-Library in an m-University: Changing Models in the Open University of Catalonia

+ UK Academic Library Users’ expectations of m-library services

+ Where Books are Few: The Role of Mobile Phones in the Developing World

+ Mobilising the development of information skills for students on the move and for the workplace – two studies of mobile delivery in practice

+ Information Literacy gets Mobile

+ Mobile GPS Devices and Geospatial Collection Development in the Library

+ NYU Results of an Analysis of More Than 300 SMS Transactions Conducted in the Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters 2008

+ Encouraging Library Usage among Students in African University Libraries: The Case of Emerald Group Publishing and the University Library of Swaziland

+ Evolution of Modern Library Services: The Progression into the Mobile Domain

+ The Library’s Place in a Mobile Space

+ Providing Virtual Library Service to the Global Online Student

+ The library on the phone: assessing the impact of m-phone access at UNISA library

+ Bibliographic Ontology (FRBR) for e-Books: a Guide for Mobile Digital Library Collections Developers

Source: M-Libraries Conference Web Site

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