Sunday late afternoon, 13 June 2004
	Welcome
	Afternoon	Arrival of participants and lecturers in Geneva
	16:30 hrs	Jens Vigen and Esther Bruls will meet participants and lecturers at the hostel lobbies to walk to the aperitif
	17:00 hrs	Ice breaker aperitif at the "Concours cantonal des musiques" in Meyrin
	18:30 hrs	Welcome dinner
	20:30 hrs	End of programme
	Monday, 14 June 2004
	Introduction to electronic publishing and the role of the library
	9:00 hrs	Welcome and introduction to the course (building 593, room R-010) opening practical information learning objectives course methods Esther Bruls Course manager, Ticer B.V., NL Rick Luce Director, Research Library, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
	9:15 hrs	Introduction to electronic publishing and the role of the library (building 593, room R-010) scholarly communication journal publishing journals' crisis alternatives to traditional journal publishing libraries licensing electronic content libraries supporting self-publishing changing roles of the different parties (libraries, publishers, scholars, intermediairies) Dr. Carol Tenopir Professor of Information Sciences, Interim Director, Center for Information Studies, University of Tennessee, USA
	10:15 hrs	Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Dr. Carol Tenopir Professor of Information Sciences, Interim Director, Center for Information Studies, University of Tennessee, USA
	10:45 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:15 hrs	IT and electronic publishing: issues, trends and developments (building 593, room R-010) metadata pre-print server technology SGML and XML formats of e-journals and e-reports hardware support and requirements Teun Nijssen Security Advisor, Information Services, Tilburg University, NL
	12:15 hrs	Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Teun Nijssen Security Advisor, Information Services, Tilburg University, NL
	12:30 hrs	Lunch (CERN Restaurant no.2)
	13:45 hrs	Group photo will be taken of the class "Digital Library and e-Publishing for STM" (Outside the CERN Restaurant)
	14:00 hrs	Current state of medical libraries (building 593, room R-010) overview problems solutions Ronald van Dieën Consultant Medical Libraries, Ingressus B.V., NL
	15:00 hrs	Creating and exploiting digital collections in particle physics (building 593, room R-010) preprint history and the start of the electronic era digital collection building locating the documents in the database linking to the digital documents and other information future developments David Dallman Senior Scientific Information Officer, CERN, Scientific Information Service, CH
	16:00 hrs	Coffee/tea
	16:30 hrs	Workshop discussion: Digital library and e-publishing issues and topics (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	17:30 hrs	End of programme, possibility to have dinner at the self-service CERN restaurant
	Tuesday, 15 June 2004
	The e-publishing market: commercial publishers and alternatives
	9:00 hrs	The strategy of a commercial publisher (building 593, room R-010) creating and developing an online platform - ScienceDirect integrating content across platforms - How useful is linking? migrating print to electronic - How does the customer benefit? Jonathan Clark Technology Director, Elsevier Science, NL
	10:00 hrs	The strategy of an alternative approach to commercial publishing (building 593, room R-010) Jan Velterop Publisher, BioMed Central, UK
	11:00 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:30 hrs	New models of open access e-publishing and scientific quality assurance: a scientist's perspective (building 593, room R-010) new models of scholarly and scientific communication / publishing new developments in bioscience influencing scientific communication patterns strategy and economic sustainability for the Open Access model Dr. Ulrich Pöschl Head of the Aerosol Research Group, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Institute of Hydrochemistry (IWC), GER
	12:30 hrs	Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA Jonathan Clark Technology Director, Elsevier Science, NL Jan Velterop Publisher, BioMed Central, UK Dr. Ulrich Pöschl Head of the Aerosol Research Group, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Institute of Hydrochemistry (IWC), GER
	13:00	Lunch (CERN Restaurant no.2)
	14:30 hrs	The SPARC initiative (building 593, room R-010) problems in the journals marketplace options for change the Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition SPARC (http://www.arl.org/sparc) partnering with publishers the role of libraries case studies Bas Savenije University Librarian, Utrecht University, NL
	15:30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	15:45 hrs	The Open Access debate (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	16.15 hrs	Workshop: Scenario planning for content in my organization (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	17:30 hrs	End of programme, possibility to have dinner at the self-service CERN restaurant
	Wednesday, 16 June 2004
	Digital library building blocks: Licensing, consortia, and managing digital libraries
	9:00 hrs	Licensing: the do's and don'ts (building 593, room R-010) Emanuella Giavarra Copyright lawyer, Chambers of Mark Watson-Gandy, UK
	10:00 hrs	Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Emanuella Giavarra Copyright lawyer, Chambers of Mark Watson-Gandy, UK
	10:30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:00 hrs	Library consortia (building 593, room R-010) What are library consortia forms and how do they benefit libraries? Forms and shapes of consortia What services can they provide? Arnold Hirshon Executive Director, NELINET, USA
	12:00 hrs	Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Arnold Hirshon Executive Director, NELINET, USA
	12:30 hrs	Lunch (CERN Restaurant no.2)
	14:00 hrs	New digital library applications: what is on the horizon? (Amphitheatre) Rick Luce Director, Research Library, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
	15:30 hrs	Coffee / tea
	16.00 hrs	Marketing the digital library (Amphitheatre) Yvonne Grandbois Coordinator, Library, World Health Organization, CH
	16:45 hrs	Leadership: the personal dimension (Amphitheatre) Rick Luce Director, Research Library, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
	17:30 hrs	Cocktail sponsored by the Association of International Librarians and Information Specialists Geneva (http://ailis.cern.ch/) (Bar)
	19:00 hrs	End of programme, possibility to have dinner at the self-service CERN restaurant
	Thursday, 17 June 2004
	Library case studies
	9:00 hrs	Digital library and e-publishing developments in chemistry (building 593, room R-010) historical background of chemical information importance of secondary sources in chemistry (abstracting & indexing) serial crisis and e-journals information at the chemist's work bench adapting a special library: from holdings to servers and services, from OPACs to Portals support, training, and education (courses and multimedia) Engelbert Zass Chemical Information Specialist, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich, Chemistry Biology Information Center, CH
	10:00 hrs	Institutional Repository Model: The Max Planck eDoc system (building 593, room R-010) issues and advantages of a local solution design and deployment considerations obtaining content practical steps new directions and possible solutions Gerhard Beier Project manager Max Planck eDoc-Server project, Heinz Nixdorf Center for Information Management in the Max Planck Society (ZIM), Germany
	11:00 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:30 hrs	Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA Engelbert Zass Chemical Information Specialist, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich, Chemistry Biology Information Center, CH Gerhard Beier Project manager Max Planck eDoc-Server project, Heinz Nixdorf Center for Information Management in the Max Planck Society (ZIM), Germany
	12:00 hrs	Lunch (CERN Restaurant no.2)
	13:30 hrs	Interoperability standards to facilitate the efficient dissemination of content (building 593, room R-010) position of the library in the information chain fitness of the established mechanism for scholarly communication reference linking and extended services the OpenURL framework for context-sensitive linking reference linking via DOI/CrossRef integration of the OpenURL framework and the DOI/CrossRefframework Herbert Van de Sompel Research and Prototyping Team Leader, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	15:00 hrs	Coffee / tea
	15:30 hrs	Workshop: Institutional repositories (building 593, room R-010) Herbert Van de Sompel Research and Prototyping Team Leader, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	17:00 hrs	End of sessions
	20:00 hrs	Farewell dinner
	22.30 hrs	End of programme
	Friday morning, 18 June 2004
	The future role of STM libraries
	9:00 hrs	Workshop: Report on institutional repository approaches (building 593, room R-010) Herbert Van de Sompel Research and Prototyping Team Leader, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	10:00 hrs	Why go via expensive solutions when you can GoDirect? : Integrating digital content, the CERN solution (building 593, room R-010) Jens Vigen Scientific Information Officer, CERN, Scientific Information Service, CH
	11:00 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:30 hrs	Connecting with customers (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	12:30 hrs	Wrap up (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	13:00 hrs	Lunch (CERN Restaurant no.2)
	Friday afternoon, 18 June 2004
	Optional programme
	14:30 hrs	Optional tour of CERN ( http://public.web.cern.ch/public/visit/visit.html)

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