Dear Delegates
The post Congress ICML Newsletter is attached for your information. Many thanks for making ICML a very memorable occasion.
Warm regards
Heather and Lisa
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
ICML T-Shirts
If you liked the ICML t-shirts that a few of us wore during the Congress, you can order them from Sunshine Monograms. You can find the t-shirt you like on their web site and they will add the ICML monogram:
www.sunshine-monograms.com
Or email them:
Sunshine@launch.net.au
www.sunshine-monograms.com
Or email them:
Sunshine@launch.net.au
To Teach the Sick by John Pearn
To Teach the Sick is a new book just published by the ICML Patron, Professor John Pearn. This is a hardcover book with 372 pages of historical photographs that documents hospital schooling in Queensland. This magnificent book is available for AUD$30 and AUD$10 for postage within Australia. Follow the link for the Order Form.
Wednesday, 26 August 2009
ICML Newsletter No. 3
Dear Delegates
ICML Newsletter no. 3 is attached for your information.
Thanks to Jenny Hall, Liaison Librarian, at the Herston Health Sciences Library for compiling the newsletters for ICML delgates.
All the best from your Convenors
Heather Todd and Lisa Kruesi
ICML Newsletter no. 3 is attached for your information.
Thanks to Jenny Hall, Liaison Librarian, at the Herston Health Sciences Library for compiling the newsletters for ICML delgates.
All the best from your Convenors
Heather Todd and Lisa Kruesi
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
Upload your ICML 2009 photos to Flickr
Our official photographer will be roving and taking shots all week; these will be uploaded to the Congress’ Flickr group account (ICML 2009).
We’re also looking forward to seeing your photos on the Flickr page.
If you’re not familiar with Flickr, uploading instructions follow below:
Note: If you have a Mac, Mozilla Firefox may freeze mid photo upload; Safari is OK; Internet Explorer works each time.
Go to Flickr
* Establishment steps:
If you don’t have a Yahoo account – create one
If you don’t have a Flickr account – create one
Join the ICML 2009 group – note: the Group Administrator must approve you. Once approved, you’ll receive an email to your nominated email account, which will contain a link to the ICML 2009 page
Near the top of any Flickr page, use the blue Groups link then enter “ICML 2009” in Find A Group. Click Join?, and an email will be sent to the Group Administrator
Upload your ICML 2009 pictures to your Photostream (from your USB or C:/ drive, etc)
* Next steps:
Allow some time for the Group Administrator to approve your request
If you’ve nominated Yahoo as your email account - login to Flickr, and check your Yahoo email (mail icon is at top right of page). From the Group Administrator’s acceptance email, click the link to ICML 2009
If not using Yahoo email, check your usual email to link to the ICML 2009 group, then login to Flickr
At the ICML 2009 group page, click Add Photos or Video link next to the header Group Pool
Your Photostream will display. Click on a photo to upload – you can add up to six at a time
Click Add to Group
* If you already have a Flickr account; and for subsequent uploads:
On the lower left of the Flickr page under You, click Upload, and upload your ICML 2009 photos to your Photostream (eg. from your USB or C:/ drive)
Once loaded, click on one of your photos
Above each photo and below each title appears a Send to Group icon, second from left
Click this, and choose the ICML 2009 group from the list, then click OK
* To find ICML 2009 in future:
On your Home page, you will find ICML 2009 listed under Your Groups
We’re also looking forward to seeing your photos on the Flickr page.
If you’re not familiar with Flickr, uploading instructions follow below:
Note: If you have a Mac, Mozilla Firefox may freeze mid photo upload; Safari is OK; Internet Explorer works each time.
Go to Flickr
* Establishment steps:
If you don’t have a Yahoo account – create one
If you don’t have a Flickr account – create one
Join the ICML 2009 group – note: the Group Administrator must approve you. Once approved, you’ll receive an email to your nominated email account, which will contain a link to the ICML 2009 page
Near the top of any Flickr page, use the blue Groups link then enter “ICML 2009” in Find A Group. Click Join?, and an email will be sent to the Group Administrator
Upload your ICML 2009 pictures to your Photostream (from your USB or C:/ drive, etc)
* Next steps:
Allow some time for the Group Administrator to approve your request
If you’ve nominated Yahoo as your email account - login to Flickr, and check your Yahoo email (mail icon is at top right of page). From the Group Administrator’s acceptance email, click the link to ICML 2009
If not using Yahoo email, check your usual email to link to the ICML 2009 group, then login to Flickr
At the ICML 2009 group page, click Add Photos or Video link next to the header Group Pool
Your Photostream will display. Click on a photo to upload – you can add up to six at a time
Click Add to Group
* If you already have a Flickr account; and for subsequent uploads:
On the lower left of the Flickr page under You, click Upload, and upload your ICML 2009 photos to your Photostream (eg. from your USB or C:/ drive)
Once loaded, click on one of your photos
Above each photo and below each title appears a Send to Group icon, second from left
Click this, and choose the ICML 2009 group from the list, then click OK
* To find ICML 2009 in future:
On your Home page, you will find ICML 2009 listed under Your Groups
Wednesday, 19 August 2009
Delegates from educational facilities, do you know about Eduroam?
Do you work at an educational facility, in Australia or elsewhere?
Will you be bringing your laptop, PDA, iTouch or similar hardware to ICML?
If you do, make sure you install your home institution’s Eduroam certificate profile and VPN access profile files, preferably before you arrive so your home IT can help troubleshoot.
Eduroam (EDUcation ROAMing) is the roaming infrastructure used by the international research and education community that provides the Eduroam user experience: open your laptop and be online.
Being part of Eduroam allows users to access a wireless network at a visited institution (also connected to Eduroam) simply using the same credentials (for instance, username and password) the users would use if they were at their home institution.
For example, if you are attending ICML Continuing Education sessions at The University of Queensland’s campuses, you will be able to use Eduroam on your enabled hardware.
Eligible institutions
St Lucia campus wireless hotspots map
Will you be bringing your laptop, PDA, iTouch or similar hardware to ICML?
If you do, make sure you install your home institution’s Eduroam certificate profile and VPN access profile files, preferably before you arrive so your home IT can help troubleshoot.
Eduroam (EDUcation ROAMing) is the roaming infrastructure used by the international research and education community that provides the Eduroam user experience: open your laptop and be online.
Being part of Eduroam allows users to access a wireless network at a visited institution (also connected to Eduroam) simply using the same credentials (for instance, username and password) the users would use if they were at their home institution.
For example, if you are attending ICML Continuing Education sessions at The University of Queensland’s campuses, you will be able to use Eduroam on your enabled hardware.
Eligible institutions
St Lucia campus wireless hotspots map
Rural Health Librarians Lunch Fri 4 Sept
Join librarians working in rural areas or supporting rural health services for an informal lunch on Friday 4 September. Collect your conference lunch box and then meet us in the foyer of the Congress venue just after 12.30pm. We'll go to Southbank Parklands for a picnic. This is another chance to catch up with like minded people, especially if you can't attend the rural health dinner on Wednesday night. Contact Kaye Lasserre with any queries: k.lasserre@library.uq.edu.au
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