PLAI - Southern Tagalog Region Librarians Council: ReCALIS

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Tuesday, September 04, 2018

3rd ReCALIS -- Letter of Invitation

Monday, June 04, 2018

Call for Papers : 3rd ReCALIS

We cordially invite you to submit a paper/abstract/poster to the 3^rd PLAI-STRLC Research Congress for the Advancement of Library and Information Services (ReCALIS 2018), tentatively set for October 2018. These could be accounts of original research, unique viewpoints, case studies, trend analyses, etc.

Important Dates:

June 2018 -- Call for Paper/abstract

July 2018 -- Notification of Acceptance

30 Aug 2018 -- Closing date for submission of conference paper and presentation

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Call for Papers - ReCALIS 2016

2^nd PLAI-STRLC Research Congress for the Advancement of Library and Information Services (ReCALIS 2016)

9-10 August 2016
Queen Margarette Hotel
Domoit Diversion Road, 4301 Lucena City, Philippines

Theme: Re-examining the Future of Philippine Libraries and Information Centers : What Does Research Says?

We cordially invite you to submit a paper/abstract/poster to the 2nd PLAI-STRLC Research Congress for the Advancement of Library and Information Services (ReCALIS 2016), 9-10 August 2016. These could be accounts of original research, unique viewpoints, case studies, trend analyses etc.

The conference will consider, but not be limited to the following topics/themes:

Bibliographic Control : Trends & Challenges
Changes in Learning, Research and Information Needs and Behavior of Users
Comparative Studies in LIS Education
Conceptual and Organizational Perspectives of Knowledge Communication
Copyright, Electronic Publishing & Creative Commons
Data Mining, Development and Assessment of Digital Repositories
Digital Archives, Digital Preservation & Digitization
E-research, E-science, E-Learning
Information Management & Knowledge Management
Information Literacy & Lifelong Learning
Information Retrieval
Leadership and Change in LIS Profession
Library Cooperation: Problems and Challenges
Library Performance Measurement and Competitiveness
Library Science, Archives Science, Museum and Gallery Studies
Records / Document Management
Semantics, Semantic Web, Software, Distance learning
Technology & Innovations in Libraries and their Impact on Learning, Research and Users

Paper proposals should be submitted in the form of a structured abstract (500-600 words). The format/contents of the abstract should be based on the 'Emerald' description available here <http://www.emeraldinsight.com/authors/guides/write/abstracts.htm?part=1#2>. Submit your proposal to mbatiancila@gmail.com.

Important dates for the call for paper:

18 Apr - 20 May 2016 – Paper proposal/abstract or full paper submission
30 May 2016 – Notification of acceptance
15 June 2016 – Closing date for the submission of the conference presentation and final paper

Friday, May 24, 2013

1st ReCALIS Successfully Held

Over the past decades, research congress in the field of librarianships is seldom held in the country. Thus, the PLAI-Southern Tagalog Region Librarians Council took the lead on staging the 1^st Research Congress for the Advancement of Libraries and Information Services known as ReCALIS on May 7-8, 2013 at Baden Powell International Hotel – Makiling, Brgy. Batong Malake, University of the Philippines, Los Baños, Laguna. The goal of the congress was to build and further a vibrant library and information services by bringing together experts and researchers who have interest in the advancement of the field of library and information science. Thus, this year’s congress theme was “Advancing Library and Information Services Through Research and Innovation”.

During this two-day congress, various researches have been presented on some of the realities and praxis in the field of Philippine librarianship. Some experts have recognized the importance of research and on how it brings change and innovation in the workplace. To recall, the Council started its research capability building workshop in 2007 at La Vista Resort in Pansol, Calamba City and the NOCEI Research Tools 2.0: Opportunities & Challenges in Library and Information Services on April 17, 2012 at Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Calamba City. On the recently concluded research congress, it attempted to stir the consciousness of library and information professionals in the country on the importance of research and to instill the culture of research.

The program consisted of 13 short paper presentations and 2 plenary talks. These were selected from more than 30 submissions from different regions of the country. The congress presentation was divided into five sub-themes as follows:

Sub-theme 1: Library Cooperation/Networking and Knowledge Management
Sub-theme 2: Archives, Museums Gallery Studies
Sub-theme 3: Library performance Measurement and Competitiveness
Sub-theme 4: Information Retrieval, Changes in Learning, Research and Information Needs and Behavior of Users
Sub-theme 5: Libraries and Librarianship: Philosophical Construct, Ideation & Concepts

Dr. Lex Librero on his plenary talk has reiterated, the concept of going back to the basic and noted how advanced technology have changed the complexion of the entire librarianship sector forever. He also put emphasis on the emerging issues that directly affects the practice of librarianship in the country. Moreover, some paper presentations have also stirred the interest of the audience and lead to more intent discussion about the research being presented. To cite some: 1) the effect of McDonaldization process to the reference services and how this model successfully embedded in library’s conceptualization of active reference service; and 2) an ethnographic study on the experiences of circulation staff of a selected university and on how they define their notions of the organization where they belong.

Moreover, the Congress successfully achieved its goal through a diverse array of high-quality contributions through the work submitted of many individuals. Thus, the Council has provided an avenue for this type of scholarly endeavor aiming to increase visibility of the researches conducted in the country and facilitate the immediate transfer of technology. Organizing the congress has itself been an important community building process as we explore the fertile ground of research, practice, and innovation in the field of Philippine librarianship. Though the work doesn’t end here, but we need to continue our quest – as a community of practitioners we should continue this culture of sharing that would lead us to regional collaboration and thereby brings forth innovation and development in the practice of our profession in Philippine context. We also look forward for more paper submission on our 2015 Research Congress for the Advancement of Libraries and Information Services.

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Acknowledgment: The 2013 ReCALIS Organizing Committee would wish to the thanks the following: the plenary speakers, paper presenters, the participants, the sponsors, product presenters and book exhibitors, the members of the organizing committee, PLAI-STRLC Board of Trustees and the PLAI-NBOT for making the congress a great success.

Thursday, May 09, 2013

ReCALIS Participants

Wednesday, May 08, 2013

Live Blogging: ReCALIS Speakers

Plenary Session 2

Dr Rogel Limpiada

Qualitative and Quantitative Research Techniques : Building Competencies in Data Analysis

Session 6
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, CHANGES IN LEARNING, RESEARCH AND INFORMATION NEEDS AND BEHAVIOR OF USERS

Billyson D. Alejo, Connie Lou G. Balnao, and Luisa B. Aquino

Fiction Reading on Head and Heart

Live Blogging: ReCALIS Speakers

Session 6
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, CHANGES IN LEARNING, RESEARCH AND INFORMATION NEEDS AND BEHAVIOR OF USERS

Venus P. Ibarra-Guyos

Antecedents of Leisure Reading

Live Blogging: ReCALIS Speakers

Session 6
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, CHANGES IN LEARNING, RESEARCH AND INFORMATION NEEDS AND BEHAVIOR OF USERS

Ana Maria B. Fresnido

Transaction Log Analysis of Author Searching in a University Library : Basis for Improving OPAC Retrieval Results

Session 5
LIBRARIES & LIBRARIANSHIP: PHILOSOPHICAL CONSTRUCT, IDEATION & CONCEPTS

Louis Placido F. Lachica

At the Frontline: the Experiences of the UPLB Library Circulation Staff in their Work Area

Live Blogging: ReCALIS Speakers

Session 5
LIBRARIES & LIBRARIANSHIP: PHILOSOPHICAL CONSTRUCT, IDEATION & CONCEPTS

Mary Ann M. Ingua

What is Library? : a Meaning Constructed by UPLB Science Major Students

Live Blogging: ReCALIS Speakers

Session 4
LIBRARY COOPERATION/NETWORKING & KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (Continuation of Session 1)

Dr Aurora A. Navela

Resource Management and Expertise Essential for Effective Library Collaboration and Linkages Among Higher Education Institutions of DC-SLMES NCR Cluster