When I was booking my flights and sending in my registration during the snow storms earlier this year, Palm Springs sounded like a dream. Sunny, warm, dry — all the things that Richmond was not. This would also be my first visit to Southern California, so I may be excused for my ignorance of the [...]
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Panelists: Jonathan Blackburn, OCLC; Bob Bloom (?), Innovative Interfaces, Inc.; Robert McDonald, Kuali OLE Project/Indiana University Moderator: Clint Chamberlain, University of Texas, Arlington What do we really mean when we are talking about a “next-generation ILS”? It is a system that will need to be flexible enough to accommodate increasingly changing and complex workflows. [...] Presenters: Jason Price, Claremont Colleges Library and SCELC Consortium KBART stands for Knowledge Bases and Related Tools (a NISO group). Standards and best practices are challenging to move forward, so why should we “back this horse” versus something else? This group is a collection of publishers, aggregators, knowledge base vendors, and librarians who want to [...] Presenters: Stephanie Krueger, ARTstor and Tammy S. Sugarman, Georgia State University Anyone who does anything with use statistics or assessment knows why use statistics are important and the value of standards like COUNTER. But, how do we count the use of non-text content that doesn’t fit in the categories of download, search, session, etc.? What [...] Presenter: Kent Anderson, JBJS, Inc Medicine 0.1: in dealing with the influenza outbreak of 1837, a physician administered leeches to the chest, James’s powder, and mucilaginous drinks, and it worked (much like take two aspirin and call in the morning). All of this was written up in a medical journal as a way to share [...] |
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