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Discussion at MIdwinter: Evaluating Emerging Technologies
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- Subject: Discussion at MIdwinter: Evaluating Emerging Technologies
- From: Linda Ter Haar <terhaar@umich.edu>
- Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 18:23:20 EST
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The Current Topics Discussion Group of ACRL's University Libraries Section invites you to a discussion: Evaluating Emerging Technologies Saturday, January 12, 2008 Philadelphia Convention Center (PCC), Room 108A 1:30-3:30 p.m. As librarians, we need to keep pace with the innovations that are transforming how we reach and serve our customers. But with the vast number of competing technologies, how can you be confident that you are selecting the best solution for your customers? How are you certain that you are not squandering your limited finances and resources on fads and faulty solutions? Aaron Swartz, co-author of RSS, co-creator of the Open Library project, co-founder of Reddit, and former adviser to Creative Commons, will be sharing his strategies on how to analyze competing technologies. His insights will help us invest in the resources that will best meet our customers' needs. This is an opportunity to listen to a leader in the field and to engage in a dialog with him. Come explore this discussion on emerging technologies. You can't afford to miss it! ****
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