Sunday, 3 March 2002
	Welcome
	afternoon	arrival of participants and lecturers in Geneva
	20:00 hrs	Jens Vigen and Jola Prinsen will meet participants and lecturers (Your own hostel lobby)
	20:30 hrs	Welcome dinner (Restaurant Meyrinoise, Meyrin)
	22:30 hrs	End of programme
	Monday, 4 March 2002
	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 Jola Prinsen Deputy manager, Ticer B.V., NL
	9:20 hrs	Introduction to electronic publishing (building 593, room R-010) transformation of the current publishing field changes in the information chain change factors publishing industry impact on the principal players in the information chain changing role of the intermediary/librarian the library as a publisher, a facilitator and a gateway to information Hans Geleijnse Director of Information Service and Systems, European University Institute, IT
	11:00 hrs	Coffee/tea (sponsored by Dialog Europe throughout the week)
	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 Senior project manager, Tilburg University, Computer Centre, NL
	13:00 hrs	Lunch
	14:15 hrs	A group photo will be taken of the Spring School class
	14:30 hrs	Case study: Electronic journals and electronic publishing at Los Alamos (building 593, room R-010) initiatives experiences lessons learned Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	15:30 hrs	Electronic journals and electronic publishing at CERN : a case study (building 593, room R-010) initiatives experiences lessons learned David Dallman Senior Scientific Information Officer, CERN, Scientific Information Service, CH
	16:30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	16:45 hrs	Workshop (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA David Dallman Senior Scientific Information Officer, CERN, Scientific Information Service, CH
	17:30 hrs	End of sessions
	18:00 hrs	Joint dinner at the self-service CERN restaurant
	19:30 hrs	End of programme
	Tuesday, 5 March 2002
	The (commercial) e-publishing market
	9:00 hrs	The strategy of Elsevier Science (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	Coffee/tea
	10:15 hrs	The E-publishing strategy of Springer-Verlag (building 593, room R-010) Springer's future role in the information chain libraries' future role in the information chain Springer-Verlag's e-publishing strategy Springer-Verlag's policy with regard to licensing and consortia, preprint servers, reference linking and standards what Springer has learned from the market based on their experiences to date with e-journals technical issues or concerns which have limited quicker deployment Gertraud Griepke Journals/LINK director, Springer-Verlag, GE
	11:15 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:30 hrs	Developing new E-publishing strategies for the American Physical Society's journals (building 593, room R-010) APS journals APS peer review APS intellectual property policies APS and e-print servers APS strategy for long-term archiving of digital documents changing economics of journal publishing using electronic publishing to enhance scholarly communication Mark Doyle Manager, Product Development, The American Physical Society, USA
	12:30 hrs	Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Mark Doyle Manager, Product Development, The American Physical Society, USA Jonathan Clark Technology Director, Elsevier Science, NL Gertraud Griepke Journals/LINK director, Springer-Verlag, GE Rick Johnson SPARC Enterprise Director, The Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition, USA Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	13:00	Lunch
	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 Rick Johnson SPARC Enterprise Director, The Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition, USA
	15:30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	15:45 hrs	Workshop / Discussion (building 593, room R-010) Mark Doyle Manager, Product Development, The American Physical Society, USA Jonathan Clark Technology Director, Elsevier Science, NL Gertraud Griepke Journals/LINK director, Springer-Verlag, GE Rick Johnson SPARC Enterprise Director, The Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition, USA Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	17:30 hrs	End of sessions
	18:00 hrs	Joint dinner at the self-service CERN restaurant
	19:30 hrs	End of programme
	Wednesday morning, 6 March 2002
	Licensing and consortia
	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	Library consortia (building 593, room R-010) Frederick Friend Director Scholarly Communication, University College London, UK
	11:00 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:15 hrs	Consortia and licensing in the United States: The OhioLINK experience (building 593, room R-010) a new and widely copied model of ejournal purchase OhioLINK (http://www.ohiolink.edu) practical experiences e-use of non subscribed journals David Kohl Dean for Libraries, University of Cincinnati, 640 Langsam Library, USA
	12:15 hrs	Workshop / discussion (building 593, room R-010) Emanuella Giavarra Copyright lawyer, Chambers of Mark Watson-Gandy, UK David Kohl Dean for Libraries, University of Cincinnati, 640 Langsam Library, USA Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA Frederick Friend Director Scholarly Communication, University College London, UK
	13:00 hrs	Lunch
	Wednesday afternoon, 6 March 2002 (members of the Association of International Librarians and Information Specialists Geneva will attend the lectures)
	Electronic self-publishing
	14.00 hrs	The strategy of Dialog (building 593, room R-010) general presentation publishing data harvested from Dialog on your intranet Morten Nicholaisen Central European Sales Director, Dialog Europe, DK
	14:30 hrs	The xxx.lanl archive (building 593, room R-010) organisational aspects technical aspects Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	15:30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	15:45 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 alternative conceptual models and concrete initiatives (e.g. pre-prints) the Open Archives Initiative (http://www.openarchives.org) the Open Archives Protocol for Metadata Harvesting Libraries and the Open Archives Initiative Herbert Van de Sompel Digital Library Researcher, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	16:45 hrs	Workshop / discussion (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA Herbert Van de Sompel Digital Library Researcher, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	17:30 hrs	Cocktail sponsored by the Association of International Librarians and Information Specialists Geneva
	19:00 hrs	End of programme, no joint dinner for participants
	Thursday morning, 7 March 2002
	External factors: pricing models and adaptations in special libraries
	9:00 hrs	Costing and pricing models in science and technology libraries : Part 1, Cost histories and reactions (building 593, room R-010) inflation: the history and the factors changes in technology: online and enhancements user desires and current services (NLP, visualizations, linking) examples of new products/services David Stern Director of Science Libraries and Information Services, Yale University, Kline Science Library, USA
	9:35 hrs	Costing and pricing models in science and technology libraries : Part 2, Pricing models (building 593, room R-010) differential pricing local considerations for selection: who, how, what? use-based pricing vs standard packages unbundled and integrated media resource packages the role of selection agents David Stern Director of Science Libraries and Information Services, Yale University, Kline Science Library, USA
	10:15 hrs	Coffee/tea
	10:30 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
	11:30 hrs	Panel and questions from the audience (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA David Stern Director of Science Libraries and Information Services, Yale University, Kline Science Library, USA Engelbert Zass Chemical Information Specialist, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich, Chemistry Biology Information Center, CH
	12:00 hrs	Lunch
	Thursday afternoon, 7 March 2002
	Integrating digital content
	13:30 hrs	Reference linking (building 593, room R-010) reference linking & extended services context-sensitive linking the OpenURL framework for context-sensitive linking NISO standardisation of OpenURL reference linking via DOI/CrossRef integration of the OpenURL framework and the DOI/CrossRef framework Herbert Van de Sompel Digital Library Researcher, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	14.30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	14.45 hrs	Integrating digital content: the Decomate II project (building 593, room R-010) linking to full-text practical steps possible solutions Decomate II ( http://www.tilburguniversity.nl/library/projects/closed/decomate.html ) Thomas Place Deputy librarian, Tilburg University Library, NL
	15.30 hrs	Integrating digital content: the CERN solution (building 593, room R-010) Jens Vigen Scientific Information Officer, CERN, Scientific Information Service, CH
	16.15 hrs	Coffee/tea
	16.30 hrs	Workshop / discussion (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA Thomas Place Deputy librarian, Tilburg University Library, NL Jens Vigen Scientific Information Officer, CERN, Scientific Information Service, CH
	17:00 hrs	End of sessions
	20:00 hrs	Farewell dinner at restaurant "Les Armures" in Geneva
	22.30 hrs	End of programme
	Friday, 8 March 2002
	The future role of science libraries
	9:00 hrs	Connecting with customers and the future role of science libraries (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	10:30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	10:45 hrs	Connecting with customers and the future role of science libraries (continued) (building 593, room R-010) Rick Luce Library Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library, USA
	13:00 hrs	Lunch
	14:30 hrs	Optional tour of CERN
	16:00 hrs	End of programme

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