International Summer School on the Digital Library 2003 : Programme Course 3

International Summer School on the Digital Library 2003, Course 3

Tuesday, 26 August 2003

Day 2

9:00 hrs Electronic Publishing in Practice (EZ 4)

what is the long-term strategy of Elsevier?
how are developments in electronic publishing affecting users (authors and readers), editors, Elsevier, and libraries?
what is user driven development and why is it important?
Jonathan Clark
Technology Director, Elsevier, NL

10.00 hrs Discussion (EZ 4)
Jonathan Clark
Technology Director, Elsevier, NL

10:30 hrs Coffee/tea (Foyer Building E)

11:00 hrs Permanent Archiving of Electronic Publications (EZ 4)

analysis of the problem of permanent availability of electronic publications
the e-Deposit system developed by the national library of the Netherlands and IBM
the status of permanent digital archiving in general
co-operation with publishers
Johan Steenbakkers
Director Information Technology and Facility Management, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands, NL

12.00 hrs Discussion (EZ 4)
Johan Steenbakkers
Director Information Technology and Facility Management, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands, NL

12:30 hrs Lunch (Foyer building E)

13:30 hrs International Library Consortia and the Information Industry: Recent Developments and Future Prospects (EZ 4)

reasons why consortia form
changes that have been taking place in the information industry
changes in the methods consortia are employing to negotiate for electronic information
new roles for library consortia in an age of increased digitization, content generation by libraries, and the need to respond to budgetary restraints.
Arnold Hirshon
Executive Director, NELINET, USA

14:30 hrs Discussion (EZ 4)
Arnold Hirshon
Executive Director, NELINET, USA

15:00 hrs Coffee/tea (Foyer Building E)

15:15 hrs The Art of Negotiating (EZ 4, Break-out rooms E 140/240)

the theory of negotiation
break-out group exercises
Hans Roosendaal
Professor of scientific information, University of Twente, Faculty of Philosophy and Social Science, Faculty of Computer Science, NL

18:15 hrs End of sessions

18:30 hrs Joint dinner (Restaurant "Tilbury" on campus)

20:00 hrs End of programme

Ticer home

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Last updated 12 August 2003.

	Tuesday, 26 August 2003
	Day 2
	9:00 hrs	Electronic Publishing in Practice (EZ 4) what is the long-term strategy of Elsevier? how are developments in electronic publishing affecting users (authors and readers), editors, Elsevier, and libraries? what is user driven development and why is it important? Jonathan Clark Technology Director, Elsevier, NL
	10.00 hrs	Discussion (EZ 4) Jonathan Clark Technology Director, Elsevier, NL
	10:30 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer Building E)
	11:00 hrs	Permanent Archiving of Electronic Publications (EZ 4) analysis of the problem of permanent availability of electronic publications the e-Deposit system developed by the national library of the Netherlands and IBM the status of permanent digital archiving in general co-operation with publishers Johan Steenbakkers Director Information Technology and Facility Management, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands, NL
	12.00 hrs	Discussion (EZ 4) Johan Steenbakkers Director Information Technology and Facility Management, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands, NL
	12:30 hrs	Lunch (Foyer building E)
	13:30 hrs	International Library Consortia and the Information Industry: Recent Developments and Future Prospects (EZ 4) reasons why consortia form changes that have been taking place in the information industry changes in the methods consortia are employing to negotiate for electronic information new roles for library consortia in an age of increased digitization, content generation by libraries, and the need to respond to budgetary restraints. Arnold Hirshon Executive Director, NELINET, USA
	14:30 hrs	Discussion (EZ 4) Arnold Hirshon Executive Director, NELINET, USA
	15:00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer Building E)
	15:15 hrs	The Art of Negotiating (EZ 4, Break-out rooms E 140/240) the theory of negotiation break-out group exercises Hans Roosendaal Professor of scientific information, University of Twente, Faculty of Philosophy and Social Science, Faculty of Computer Science, NL
	18:15 hrs	End of sessions
	18:30 hrs	Joint dinner (Restaurant "Tilbury" on campus)
	20:00 hrs	End of programme