The AALL Annual Meeting & Conference is the premier event organized by the American Association of Law Libraries, bringing together professionals from the legal information field for three days of innovation, tailored learning, and networking. The 2018 conference, themed "From Knowledge to Action," was held from July 14 to 17 in Baltimore, Maryland, and attracted nearly 1,400 paid attendees, including 61 international participants from seven countries.
The conference featured over 80 educational sessions covering a wide range of topics essential to the legal information profession. Key themes included professionalism and leadership at every level, research and analysis, information management, teaching and training, marketing and outreach, and management and business acumen. These sessions aimed to equip attendees with the latest knowledge and skills to navigate the evolving landscape of law libraries and legal information services.
In addition to the educational programs, the event hosted more than 200 meetings and social events, providing ample networking opportunities for attendees to connect with peers, share best practices, and foster collaborations. The exhibit hall featured 87 exhibiting companies showcasing the latest tools and technologies designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of legal information professionals.
The AALL Annual Meeting & Conference is ideal for law librarians, legal information specialists, and other professionals in the legal information field seeking to stay abreast of industry trends, develop their skills, and expand their professional networks. Attendees gain valuable insights and resources to enhance their roles and contribute to the advancement of the legal information profession.
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Event Details
- Date
- July 15-17, 2018
- 3 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Baltimore, United States
- Baltimore Convention Center
- Audience
- Law librarians, legal information specialists, and other professionals in the legal information field.
- Attendees
- Nearly 1,400 paid attendees, including 61 international participants from seven countries.