ICADL 2026 · Khon Kaen University, Thailand · November 2026
All of ICADL participants are welcomed to join the workshop on November….., 2026. Registration is on a first come, first served basis and space is limited!
| Date-Time | November….., 2026 9.00 – 10.30 (1.30 hours) |
| Presented by | We are in the process of updating the information. |
| Audience | 30 persons |
| Description |
This workshop will use discussion- and planning-oriented activities. Topics to be addressed:
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| Date-Time | November…., 2026 9.00 – 10.30 (1.30 hours) |
| Panel members | We are in the process of updating the information. |
| Audience | 40 persons |
| Description |
This panel will explore the relation between academic writing, reading and thinking from information science and digital library perspectives, including:
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| Date-Time | November….., 2026 11.00 – 12.30 (1.30 hours) |
| Presented by | We are in the process of updating the information. |
| Audience | 40 persons |
| Description |
Deans and experienced academics from different countries share their experience and offer advice to PhD students and new academics on academic job search, getting tenure and planning their academic and research careers. Questions will be addressed in this panel:
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| Date-Time | November …., 2026 11.00 – 12.30 (1.30 hours) |
| Objectives | To exchange ideas and experiences among A-LIEP/ICADL participants on digital archiving and preservation initiatives in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly Southeast Asia. |
| Organizer | We are in the process of updating the information. |
| Audience | 20 persons |
| Description | Archiving and preserving digital content/objects becomes one of the grand challenges of digital lives. The digital content emerged in the Asia-Pacific region are very diverse due to cultural differences. However, there are some certain aspects of digital content in this region that are common. This workshop aims to find out the current practices and future plans on how cultural institutions, information centers, and research institutions in Asia-Pacific can collaborate in order to support the stewardship of valuable digital content in this region. |