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call for communications (colloquium CISI99)
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- From: "M. BEN ROMDHANR" <romdhane@recodoc.univ-lyon1.fr>
- Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1998 17:34:28 EDT
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(for more information about the colloquium, see the webpage at : http://enssibhp.enssib.fr/Enssib/actu/Tunis.html) International Colloquium on Information Sciences (CISI 99) Libraries in the era of information networks Tunis, March 3, 4 and 5, 1998 Caution : deadline delayed the new deadline for papers is the: October 30, 1998 Participants Mainly Academics; also professionals. Organiser The colloquium is being organized by the Institut Superieur de Documentation (ISD) and the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Sciences de l'Information et des Bibliotheques(ENSSIB) Objectives The international colloquium on information sciences intends to elucidate questions related to the profound changes libraries are going to be confronted with as a result of the unprecedented development of networks that transfer and exchange information, and which are omnipresent in all the fields of human activity. The role of libraries in maintaining and transmitting human knowledge is essential. The advent of information networks has given birth to other channels which make information available. These parallel systems are not only vectors of transmission but they also move and reconstruct knowledge at wish. Their primary function does not necessarily consist in preserving knowledge, but rather in promoting global and shared creation. Information that is being disseminated and distributed to the extreme, can no longer be limited in time or space. Neither its perpetuity nor its credibility can be guaranteed any more Libraries remain part of the information network, but they will have to adopt other methods of management and transmission modes. The information channel has to be transformed. As for the networks they function on a basis of shared activities and do not require a series of successive performances. The new types of media and the new modes of publishing and transmitting have given birth to a different kind of collections using other techniques of research and access. As a result libraries will have to be entirely restructured .Which will be their new functions? What will be the focus of their activities? How is the librarian going to perform in his new function of a go-between? Who is going to pay and how much with the introduction of the new models that are already taking form? These questions and others should stimulate us to study the present state of research in information sciences. Topics to be debated 1) Technical aspects * Indexation Techniques * Research Methods, Access and Distribution Modes * Disseminated collections. 2) Users of Information and Information Usages * Changes in Librarianship * Modelisation of users and usages 3) Economic Aspects * Cost of shared work * Cost and advantages of services * Relations and transactions among partners or between customers and suppliers Intsructions for speakers Speakers are invited to send abstracts of their intended communication to the coordinator of the scientific committee before Octobre 30, 1998. They should be forwarded by @mail to the following address: abdallah@enssibhp.enssib.fr. Abstracts should be written in french or english. They ought to give a clear idea of the undertaken research (problematics, method, results). It is recommended to submit two typewritten pages. Authors will be notified by November 30, 1998 of their acceptance by the scientific committee. The latter may ask for alterations. In that case the author is committed to modify the abstract accordingly and return it before December 30, 1998 in order to have it put on the web. Unabridged versions of the communications must be submitted before January 30, 1999. A final reading will be undertaken in view of possible djustments. Programme and Location of the meeting The final programme and its location in Tunisia will be notified by Web (http://www.enssib.fr) in the beginning of January, 1999. Scientific committee H. Ben Ghezala (ISD) Tunisia K. Ben Rhouma (CCK) Tunisia F. Bougherra (ISD) Tunisia S. Laine-Cruzel (Lyon I) France J.M Salaun (enssib) France S. Santiago (ABES) France R. Savard (EBSI) Canada A.Temini (FTERSI) Tunisia N. Ben Abdallah (ISD) Tunisia, Coordinator Organizing Committee N. Ben Abdallah (ISD) F. Lerouge (enssib) H. Ben Ghezala (ISD) F. Dupuigrenet Desroussilles (enssib) M. Ben Henda (ISD) D. Varry (enssib) Y. Ben Jemia (ISD) M. Ben Romdhane (Lyon I) R. Daoues (ISD) Y. Seghir (ISD) S. Houissa (ISD) __________________________________________________________________ Mohamed BEN ROMDHANE Laboratoire RECODOC Universite Claude Bernard LYON I - Bat 721 43, Bd du 11 novembre 1918 69622 VILLEURBANNE t�l: 04 72 43 13 91 http://www.univ-lyon1.fr/recodoc/ _________________________________________________________________
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