AALT Online Registration System
Thank you for visiting the Alberta Association of Library Technicians registration site. This site allows you to start or renew your AALT membership online, register for an AALT workshop or the annual conference, and provides the opportunity to pay in a fully secure environment using your VISA or MasterCard. If you wish to pay by cheque, you can register online and mail your cheque to AALT. Your registration will be held until your payment is received.
When you register online, you will be asked to create an account if you do not yet have one. This account allows the system to display your history under the "Your File" tab so you can see what you have registered for and the status of your payments whenever it is convenient for you. Each time you login, your account information will be displayed so you can easily keep it current. This makes you a "member" of the Online Registration System - it does NOT make you a member of AALT. To become an AALT Member, you will need to purchase a membership by selecting the Membership link below.
AALT Membership
Become a member of AALT, or renew your AALT membership, by selecting the AALT Membership link so you can take advantage of the best rates on the exciting events planned for the upcoming year.
AALT Conference
This year's conference will be celebrating AALT's 35th anniversary and will be held in Edmonton, Alberta at the Delta Edmonton South from April 30 to May 3, 2009. Become an AALT member to get the member discount.
Sponsors
Sponsoring an AALT event such as conference or an AALT product like the printing of the AALT Technician, our quarterly journal, puts your company's name, products and services in front of library technicians. Your sponsorship will be seen by members as well as library staff from across Canada who access our website.
Vendor Showcase
Become a vendor in our Vendor Showcase held in conjunction with our annual AALT conference. Having a booth at the conference is a great way to promote your products, services, and materials to the people who use them, library technicians.