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Library Consortia: IFLA 2001 Preconference Announcement
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- Subject: Library Consortia: IFLA 2001 Preconference Announcement
- From: "Arnold Hirshon" <ahirshon@nelinet.net>
- Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2001 14:50:38 EDT
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This announcement is being posted to multiple lists. Please excuse any inconvenience this may cause. PRECONFERENCE ON LIBRARY CONSORTIA IFLA 2001 Conference (Boston) Location: Boston Public Library Date: August 16-17, 2001 (Thursday and Friday) Registration Fee: Early registration -- $250 (if register before June 1) $350 (if register June 2 - July 30) No registrations accepted after July 30. Full program information and registration form for the preconference can be found at http://silver.ohiolink.edu/ioclc/ifla-registration.html For further information contact: Arnold Hirshon, Executive Director, NELINET e-mail: ahirshon@nelinet.net Phone: +508-460-7700 Fax: +508-460-945 This two day-long session, coordinated by NELINET, and co-sponsored by the General Research Libraries and Management and Technology Divisions of IFLA, and the International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC), will bring together international librarians to explore global developments in library consortia. You will not only be able to explore the best ideas from experts to help you determine the most appropriate strategies for your consortium, but also participate in a worldwide discussion on management issues vital to the delivery of efficient and cost-effective library consortium services. An international audience is anticipated and the conference will provide an excellent preliminary to the papers and exhibition to follow at the main conference. English is the language of the preconference presentations. The preconference will be of interest to consortium managers, practicing librarians actively engaged or interested in the development of library consortia, consortium directors, library directors, library practitioners, information industry professionals, academics, and purchasers of electronic information and other consortial services. PROGRAM The following is the tentative program. Abstracts for the programs are available on the web site o Library Consortia: How Did We Get Here? Where Are We Going? Arnold Hirshon (NELINET) o Governance and Management of Consortia. Kate Nevins (SOLINET) o Electronic Books, Journals and Beyond: Issues and Opportunities for Library Consortia. Tom Sanville (OhioLINK) o Electronic Resource Decision Models. Angee Baker (SOLINET) o Electronic Resources: National Purchasing Models. Alicia Wise (JISC: Joint Information Systems Committee, United Kingdom) o Budgeting and Funding of Consortia: Options to Consider. Speaker to be announced o Technology Issues for Library Consortia. Dan Iddings (Pennsylvania Academic Library Consortium, Inc.) o Future Growth, Future Strength -- Emerging Programs and Services for Library Consortia. David Kohl (University of Cincinnati) o Best Practices and Pragmatic Opportunities for Library Consortia. Panelists: Hans Gelinjse (European University Institute in Florence, Italy) Joan Rapp (University of Cape Town, South Africa) Kjell Nillson (Swedish National Library, Sweden) o Consortial Licensing -- International Experiences. Panelists: Hennie Viljoen (University of Stellenbosch, South Africa) Warren Holder (University of Toronto, Canada) In addition to these formal presentations there will also be small group discussion sessions on the following topics: o E-resource licensing (discussion led by Margaret Landesman, University of Utah) o Virtual union catalogs (discussion led by Barbara Preece, Boston Library Consortium) o Marketing consortial services and programs (discussion led by Susan Abell (NELINET) o Digital library development (discussion leader: to be announced) o Consortial reports and statistics for electronic resources (discussion leader: to be announced) o Consortial funding: challenges and opportunities (discussion leader: to be announced) Arnold Hirshon Executive Director, NELINET NEW ADDRESS: 153 Cordaville Road, Suite 200 Southborough MA 01772 NEW PHONE NUMBERS: voice: 508-460-7700 fax: 508-460-9455 Email: ahirshon@nelinet.net cell: 617/312-0861 Website: http://www.nelinet.net/staff/ahirshon
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