The Internet is
our backbone, and it continues to provide us with
opportunities to streamline our operations, improve
and enhance our customer relationships, develop
new applications, and more. Keeping up with the
new tools and techniques is always a challenge
but Internet Librarian 2004 definitely
meets that challenge. With the theme, Starring
Info Pros in Content, Context & Communities,
the conference provides attendees with many opportunities
to meet and hear from leading edge information
professionals in all types of environments –
stars of the information industry who are organizing
and managing digital content in creative ways,
setting the context for excellence in information
utilization in their organizations, building strong
collaborative communities using new technologies,
and more.
Information Today Inc., a key provider of technology
conferences for over twenty years, is pleased
to announce the 8th annual Internet Librarian
– the ONLY conference for information professionals
who are using, developing, and embracing Internet,
Intranet, Extranet and Web-based strategies in
their roles as information architects and navigators,
webmasters and web managers, content evaluators
and developers, taxonomists, searchers, community
builders, trainers, guides, and more. This comprehensive
conference and exhibition offers a wide-ranging
program designed to meet the needs of librarians,
information managers, systems professionals, researchers,
content managers and information specialists.
Here is a list of some
topics we hope to cover, but don’t
let this list limit your imagination!
- Streamlining user online experiences
- Tips for Web design
- Info Pros & Communities of Practice
/ Interest
- Innovation & creating new ideas
- Wireless campus’, cities &
hot spots
- Visual interfaces
- Cool tools for navigating & searching
content
- Instant current issue portals
- Cool tools for content organization
& management
- Hot trends for Internet librarians
- Research & pilots for new Internet
tools & techniques
- Intranet politics & web teams
- Semantic web strategies and applications
- Latest search engine tips
- ECollections: standards, archiving,
experiences
- Internet competencies
- Virtual libraries & open URL standards
- Roles for Internet librarians
- Next generation e-books & integrating
them into e-collections
- Negotiating for e-resources
- Designing for Internet & web devices
& appliances
- New & Converging technologies
- ADA compliance strategies & experiences
- Successful web strategies
- Taxonomies & auto-categorization
tools
- Virtual library services
- Knowledge Management Strategies for
Internet Librarians
- Elearning tips & tools
- Desktop strategies for information
access
- Collaboration & Communities
- Streaming media: tools, strategies
& case studies
- Developing Internet skills
- Digital collections: building &
managing
- Negotiating for content
- Streamlining intranet management
- Distance learning technologies
- Identifying quality Internet resources
- Digital rights management
- Navigating strategies & techniques
- Usability strategies
- Integrating K-12 Curriculum & Net
Technology
- Digital archiving
- Web development tools & techniques
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Internet Librarian 2004 caters
to all interests and all levels of knowledge with
four simultaneous tracks plus many workshop and
networking opportunities. This year’s tracks
encompass such topics as: Managing Content &
Knowledge Assets, Web Tools, Intranets & Portals,
eLearning & Training, Case Studies of Internet
and Intranet Librarians, Web Development &
Management, Digitizing Resources, Distance Learning
& Instruction, Streaming Multimedia, Digital
Libraries, Content Management and more. Speakers
are knowledgeable, authoritative and focus on
practical applications, new tools and techniques,
case studies as well as technical and managerial
issues. Please consider sending us a proposal
to speak. We look forward to hearing from you.
If you would like to participate in Internet
Librarian 2004 as a speaker or workshop
leader, please complete the submission
form, or contact the Program Chair
at the email address listed below as soon as possible
(April 26, 2004 at the very latest). Include the
following brief details of your proposed presentation:
title, abstract, a few sentences of biographical
information that relate to the topic, and full
contact information (title, address, e-mail, phone
& fax). All abstracts will be reviewed by
the Organizing/Review Committee and notification
regarding acceptance will be made in the summer.
Jane I. Dysart, Program
Chair
Dysart & Jones Associates
Phone: 416/484-6129
E-mail: jane@dysartjones.com
Organizing/Review Committee
Scott Brandt, Purdue University Libraries
Darlene Fichter, University of
Saskatchewan
Richard Geiger, San Francisco
Chronicle
Richard Hulser, Amgen
Micki McIntyre, UMDNJ HealthyNJ
Librarian
Marydee Ojala, Editor, Online
Magazine
Barbara Quint, Editor-in-Chief,
Searcher
Donna Scheeder, Congressional
Research Service
Michael Stephens, St. Joseph
County Public Library
To receive the registration and program brochure
in the fall, or exhibit information please check
this Web site, or contact:
Information Today Inc.
143 Old Marlton Pike, Medford, NJ 08055
Phone: 609/654-6266
Fax: 609/654-4309
E-mail: custserv@infotoday.com
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