CSTL Research Retreat April 9 and 10

12 noon	On-site registration (lunch provided)
1:30 pm	Welcome and TL research in context: The big picture	Joy McGregor
1:45 pm	Dealing with the complexities of research methods and environments: The role of partnerships	Kirsty Williamson
2:15 pm	"Speaking outside the circle"	Susan Boyce
2:50 pm	Coder reliability testing for synchronous data: Challenges, processes and results	Jennie Bales
3:25 pm	Afternoon tea
3:55	An investigation into the extent to which year 6 students transfer information literacy skills across subjects	Judi Hurst/James Herring
4:30	Designing structures and processes for developing a knowledge-oriented community: A role for teacher librarians	Linda Langford
5:05 pm	Group discussion and recap
6:30 pm	Dinner
8:00 pm	Poster session and cash bar

8:45 am	School media programs and middle school science achievement	Marcia Mardis
9:20 am	The myth of collaboration: a poststructuralist perspective on the relationship between teachers and teacher librarians, in the context of the research process	Julia Bale
9:55 am	The role of the teacher librarian in creating a reading environment	Susan La Marca
10:30 am	Morning Tea
11:00 am	On-going research by CSTL members	Gayner Eyre Ken Dillon Joy McGregor James Herring
12:00 pm	Group discussion/Recap/Outcomes/Future directions	James Herring