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NISO Fall Workshops on OpenURL and Metasearch
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- From: "October Ivins" <october.ivins@mindspring.com>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 17:33:21 EDT
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** Please excuse duplication** NISO Announces Fall Workshops OpenURL and Metasearch: New Standards, Current Innovation, and Future Directions September 19-21, 2005, Washington DC Don't miss this opportunity to get the latest information on OpenURL and Metasearch, two standards supporting technologies that continue to transform the information landscape. OpenURL enables web users to access the particular version of licensed content libraries have paid for on their behalf, and/or select from a menu of additional linking services (for example, request a book on interlibrary loan). Metasearch software enables the simultaneous searching of multiple databases from one search box. Such software often includes the capability to de-duplicate, sort, and rank search results in a unified display. Two years ago, NISO presented a pair of workshops that sold out weeks in advance on these complementary standards and related technologies. These workshops offer learning opportunities for all members of the information community, librarians, vendors and content providers. Register now to take advantage of early-bird rates. The third day of the program is an optional training day directed to technical staff from all types of content providers (publishers, vendors and librarians). Training will cover the basics of implementation, available tools, and requirements for standards conformance. In this highly networked world, the key to success is "learning to play well with others." The OpenURL and Metasearch technologies will each be covered in half-day sessions, and technology developers are invited to attend one or both. IT staff are encouraged to attend all three days, but for those who choose not to, the training day is designed as a stand-alone event. The program includes opportunities for dialogue with experts in open question and answer periods as well as informal networking during breaks, meals, and a reception in the Exhibit Area. Sponsoring vendors will have an opportunity to highlight the features of their products in Vendor Showcases and in Exhibits. The venue is the spacious state-of-the-art conference facility at the Academy for Educational Development headquarters near DuPont Circle in Washington, D.C. Visit the NISO web site for information about the program and speakers, exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities, and to register. www.niso.org/news/events_workshops/OpenURL-05-wkshp.html (Ms.) October Ivins, MLS Digital Content and Access Solutions telephone 781-793-9283 (EST) october.ivins@mindspring.com
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