Taking a look at the impact of Federal documents before and after SUMMIT. Has circulation increased considerably for participating libraries? If so, has this encouraged recon projects of the collections? What administrative decisions have affected depositories?

Everyone applauded at the possibility of fewer items to shelve, but now you have tons of records on your online catalog. Now library faculty and administrators say "too much...its overwhelming our online catalog." What decisions have each depository made pertaining to the new digital GPO. How has bibliographic instruction changed? What are the effects of a collection that does not "circulate" and how do you make a case for the collection's continuance?

The Government Printing Office (GPO) has been encouraging Federal documents depositories to coordinate digital projects within their region with each other. Where do I begin? What resources are available? Where can I find grants to finance it?

A good way to showcase your digital project featuring the Northwest region. What resources are available? What digital map needs are not available online?

What programs and services does your library provide for immigrant populations? What works and what doesn't. What's on demand and what can you do without? Hear from experienced librarians who have done it all.

Learn to familiarize yourself with the maze that is state and regional legal materials. What are reporters and how do you use them? How can I find legal materials from other Northwest states? At what level are court cases kept for historical purposes? Where can I find case briefs?...and much, much more.