Information
Today, Inc. Announces Programming for
Computers in Libraries 2004
December
15, 2003, Medford, NJ—Information Today,
Inc. (ITI) is pleased to announce
an exciting program for the
Computers in Libraries 2004
conference and exhibition.
Computers in Libraries (CIL)
is the most comprehensive North
American conference and exhibition
for librarians and information
managers.
CIL 2004 will be held March
10–12, 2004, at the Hilton
Washington in Washington, D.C.
This year’s event includes
a program full of examples
of creative, working strategies
and many practical ideas for
what can be accomplished in
libraries and information services.
The complete program is available
online at www.infotoday.com/cil2004.
With four strong program streams,
you can participate in sessions
relating to navigating and
searching, Web design and development,
content management systems
and strategies, working and
learning electronically, search
engines, Web tools and practice,
optimizing technology, information
and knowledge exchange, communities,
and more.
Computers in Libraries 2004
brings more than 100 knowledgeable
speakers to four simultaneous
tracks during the conference,
plus three dynamic keynotes,
pre- and post-conference
workshops, and an entertaining
and informative evening program.
The conference caters to
all interests and levels
of knowledge and provides
many exciting networking
opportunities. Join speakers,
authors, and fellow participants
in refreshment breaks, informal
dinner groups, receptions,
and more.
In addition to regular conference
programming, Internet@Schools
East, a specialized 2-day conference,
will bring together a series
of programs designed to address
the practical concerns of librarians
and school media specialists
who are using the Net to improve
learning in the K-12 system.
From the opening keynote on
blogging in the classroom to
the endnote on teaching with
computers and curriculum integration
strategies, Internet@Schools
East challenges, inspires,
and informs school library
media specialists and technology
center managers. Internet@Schools
East, sponsored by MultiMedia & Internet@Schools,
will be held on Thursday and
Friday, March 11–12,
featuring four half-day program
tracks and 20 knowledgeable
speakers.
This year’s conference
will also offer a number of
pre- and post-conference workshops
on Tuesday, March 9, and Saturday,
March 13. Led by top speakers
in the industry, workshops
are in-depth, half- or full-day
sessions, and cover a variety
of topics, including tools
for successful technology planning,
blogging, search engines beyond
Google, current awareness delivery
options, making learning stick,
usability guidelines for organizing
Web sites, evaluating cybersecurity,
and more.
The Computers in Libraries
exhibition will feature leading-edge
companies offering visitors
a choice of products in all
aspects of library technology,
including Web-based products
and services, integrated
library and information systems,
online
services, document delivery
services, Internet software
tools, content suppliers,
search services, and more.
For more information, including
how to register for Computers
in Libraries 2004, please contact
Information Today, Inc. at
(800) 300-9868 [outside the
U.S. call (609) 654-6266],
e-mail custserv@infotoday.com,
or visit us on the Web at www.infotoday.com.
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