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SSP eBook Seminar
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- Subject: SSP eBook Seminar
- From: Ana Arias Terry <ana.terry@informedstrategies.com>
- Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 18:25:14 EDT
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SSP eBook Seminar "e-Book Lessons: From Life-Cycle to User Experiences" The hype of e-book is settling down into a more rational set of discussions. This full-day seminar sponsored by the Society for Scholarly Publishing on Tuesday, October 23 in Waltham, MA, will provide participants with an opportunity to learn about the life cycle of digital books and how scholars and librarians are using e-books. The first part of the seminar will cover the life cycle of a digital book and its various implications to publishers. The second part of the seminar will offer views from scholars, librarians, and others who are using e-books on a regular basis. By presenting practical insights from various e-book stakeholders, this seminar provides members of the academic and professional publishing community--from researchers and authors to publishers, librarians, and aggregators--an opportunity to learn from colleagues who can speak from experience. Topics for the life cycle of a digital book discussion will include: -Life cycle of print/typeset works converted to digital -Life cycle of works "born digital" -Chain of files: formats from creation to user -Working with conversion partners -What digital rights solutions were considered & what was chosen -What options exist for content hosting and distribution -Where print-on-demand fits in the chain. Topics for the scholarly e-book users discussion will include: -How scholarly users are employing e-book devices on a daily basis -The impact of software, hardware, and digital rights management on scholarly users -Initial findings on e-book adoption and usage by undergraduate and graduate courses -When and how it's appropriate to introduce multimedia content into scholarly work. This seminar will emphasize the e-book lessons learned through case studies, observations, and real-life experiences. Speakers featured in this seminar will include publishers, scholars, librarians, and vendors whose expertise and experiences with e-books bring to light useful applications and important implications that must be considered when making decisions on e-book strategies. Seminar Site: Massachusetts Medical Society 860 Winter St. Waltham, MA 02451 To register for this event, go to the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) web site at "http://www.sspnet.org". For more information on this seminar, email Ana Arias Terry at ana.terry@informedstrategies.com. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ana Arias Terry ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Vice President ~ Informed Strategies ana.terry@informedstrategies.com ~ 970-472-5985 www.informedstrategies.com ~ Fax: 970-490-5982 633 S. College Ave., Suite F ~ Fort Collins, CO 80524 USA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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