*ILIG 
THE INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY & INFORMATION GROUP OF CILIP 
presents 

**TWO HALF-DAY SEMINARS 

/INTERNET SEARCH TECHNIQUES: CURRENT STATE OF THE ART AND THE 
NEXT FIVE YEARS 

/*/*and 

*//*INFORMATION SERVICES FOR MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES 

*/Tuesday 14 October 2008 
in The British Library, 
Euston Road, London NW1 2DB, 
9.45 - 12.45 and 13.30 - 16.30 

Concise and value-for-money opportunities to update yourself on areas of key 
relevance to information professionals 

*SEMINAR ONE*:* INTERNET SEARCH TECHNIQUES: CURRENT STATE OF THE 
ART AND THE NEXT FIVE YEARS 

*10.00 - 12.45 (registration 9.45) in the British Library Conference Centre 

Facilitated and presented by* Terry Kendrick* (Marketing and Information 
Consultant; Lecturer in Marketing, University of East Anglia) 
Chaired by Diana Rosenberg (ILIG) 

Terry (who qualified and worked as a librarian in the 1970s and 80s and trains 
regularly for CILIP in information and Internet skills) will outline the current 
state of the art in searching both the visible and invisible Web, highlighting 
key hints and tips for effective search. He will also outline some recent 
developments in Internet search technologies and techniques, explain how the 
traditional librarian's mindset can help and hinder effective Internet search and 
speculate on what this means for library searchers in the coming years. Ample 
time allowed for discussion. 

*This seminar follows a number of very successful seminars offered by ILIG on 
Web 2.0. 

PRICES 
All prices are per person and include refreshments and VAT 
*ILIG members              £72 
CILIP members                £83 
Non-members          £106 
Concessions**                *£47 
3+ delegates from one organization   10% discount on above prices 
* students/unwaged/retired 

*SEMINAR TWO*:* INFORMATION SERVICES FOR MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES 

*13.45 - 16.30 (registration 13.30) in the British Library Auditorium 

With presentations by  *Helen Carpenter* (Paul Hamlyn Foundation),* Diana 
Edmonds* (Assistant Director Culture, Libraries and Learning, London Borough 
of Haringey) and* Amanuel Gebrekidan* (British Broadcasting Corporation, 
Future Media and Technology, Information and Archives) 
Chaired by Stephanie Kenna (The British Library) 

The afternoon starts with Helen Carpenter talking about the opportunities and 
challenges facing libraries in a multicultural environment. She will draw on her 
experiences of running the award-winning Welcome to Your Library Project, 
which encouraged librarians to reach out to refugees, and on what she learnt 
about multiculturalism in North America and Europe during her tenure of the 
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust travelling scholarship in 2007. 

Diana Edmonds follows with an examination of the practical aspects of 
designing and running library services. Since she took over in 2001, library 
performance in Haringey - one of the most ethnically diverse of London 
boroughs - has improved dramatically. 

Finally Amanuel Gebrekidan, a journalist and qualified librarian and himself a 
refugee from Eritrea now living and working in UK, will speak on what sort of 
library services a migrant or refugee to UK wants and will use. 

There will be ample time for discussion, questions and answers. 

*PRICES 
All prices are per person and include refreshments and VAT 
*Individuals                    £47 
5+ delegates from one organization   £30 
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*_****SPECIAL OFFER TO ATTEND BOTH SEMINARS*** 

Per person 
/Both Seminars 
/*ILIG members               £107 
CILIP members               £118 
Non-members         £141 
Concessions**                *£70.50 
* students/unwaged/retired 
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_* 
*_*NB: Lunch_ not_ included in price. Bring your own, eat at British Library 
café/restaurant or nearby. 

*Enquiries about the programme and bookings to: 
Kathleen Ladizesky: tel.: 01974-282411, e-mail: <[log in to unmask]>