2012 Charleston Conference

Moderated discussion for Law Librarians to explore the theme of the Charleston Conference and points brought up by the keynote speakers. The Charleston Conference is a great view venue for discovering and learning trends in information acquisitions. Topics not necessarily addressed at the annual meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries. Specific library types, such as law libraries, need to reflect on what they have learned at the Charleston Conference and the possible impacts on our libraries and user populations. This is particular true as the American Bar Association, law school accrediting authority, shifts the focus of its statistics from volumes and budgets to titles, formats, and budgets.