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 \nKeyNote:Marshall Keys  \nConsultant Paul J.Kampas used thethemes of definition,vision,implica-tion,and action to organize his expla-nation of the information revolution:where it is taking us,and how it willaffect libraries and librarians.Mr.Kampas utilized Maslow's Hierarchy ofNeeds to demonstrate our informationtechnology needs —from performanceenablers to performance enactors.Per-formance enablers fall into the catego-ries of access/storage and processing:while enactors build from infrastruc-ture to information/content up to thehighest level of intellectual need,which is ingenuity/intellect.Kampasoutlined the implications for librarieswith his“7C”Information Value-ChainModel:Information enabling will takelibrarians from being collectors to con-nectors,where we will coach and con-sult,and finally cultivate our users intobeing creators as well as consumers ofinformation.Mr.Kampas concludedwith advice on what to do.Continuallyrevisit your assumptions about re-source allocation,plan for a gracefulmigration from collecting to connect-Continued on page 4  \n## Public Relations Awards\n\nWith increased attendance,more ex-hibits than ever,and an amazing vari-ety of programs,CLA's 104th AnnualConference was deemed a success bymost of the \"buzz\"in the hallways andmeeting rooms.The conference themewas echoed throughout many of theprograms.In order to link to the future,we had first to envision it;MarshallKeys,Paul Kampas,and PeterLiebscher helped us to do that.Tech-nology is certainly one of the ways thatwe are linked to the future and thereseemed to be a new comfort level withthe Internet.Rather than just talkingabout what is on the\"net,\"many talksfocused on how to use it-and evencontrol it.Another link to the future,often ignored by some segments of thelibrary profession,are children.Manyinnovative ideas for programming withchildren and young adults are de-scribedin the following reports.In or-der to get to the future,we need tohandle what is happening today,WillManley's humor will be an aid to that.Many thanks to our reporters;I hopeyou enjoy their reports as much as ldid.  \nEric Johnson,Teikyo Post University  \nTo provide his audience with his visionof the future,Marshall Keys,executivedirector of NELINET,used an imagefrom the past:a 1906 automobile.With no steering wheel,just a steeringcolumn;and no windscreen or roof,such a vehicle was daunting even tothe adventurous.The Internet,accord-  \n## Greenwich Library'sTech Team\n\nJoseph Cadieux  \nThis is the first Infor-mation Technologycolumn,which willappear in every otherissue of ConnecticutLibraries,and which  \nwill offer practicalJoseph Cadieuxdiscussions on the  \nsubject of information technology inlibraries.  \nMaureen Hattasch was a little late forthe regular weekly meeting of theGreenwich Library's Tech Team.Shetook her seat at the table,lookedaround at the seven other members ofthe team,and explained,\"Sorry,butthis little boy started telli","cbCaikXtHJF9xHLt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikXtHJF9xHLt","pdf",4158206,13,"English","# 1995 CLA Awards\n## Outstanding Librarian of the Year Award\n## Special Achievement Award\n## Future Librarian Award\n## Grassroots Grant\n## News Media Award\n# Connecticut Libraries: Links To the Future\n## Reporting CLAs 104th Annual Conference\n## Public Relations Awards\n## Greenwich Library's Tech Team","[{\"question\":\"What awards are listed in the 1995 CLA Awards section?\",\"answer\":\"The issue lists Outstanding Librarian of the Year, Special Achievement Award, Future Librarian Award, Baker \\u0026 Taylor Books/NMRT Grassroots Grant, and a News Media Award.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the issue describe the 104th Annual Conference’s theme and focus?\",\"answer\":\"It describes the conference as successful, echoing its theme throughout many programs. 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