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CONFERENCE PAPERS |
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| THURSDAY 17 FEBRUARY
2000 |
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| 0900 - 1015 | PLENARY SESSION: Gail McMillan, Scholarly Communications Project, University Libraries, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA The digital library - without a soul can it be a library? |
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| 1045 - 1245 | Vendor Presentations 1 | Vendor Presentations 2 | Vendor Presentations 3 | Vendor Presentations 4 |
| Concurrent Session
7: Flexible Delivery |
Concurrent Session
8: Multimedia |
Concurrent Session
9: Interoperability |
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| 1400 - 1430 | Andrew Harrison and Georgina
Binns, Monash University, Vic Monash Lectures Online: cost effective flexible delivery |
Lesley Carman Brown, Curtin
University, WA The progress of digitization technology, particularly multimedia, within some British cultural institutions (1998/99 VALA Travel Scholar) |
Janifer Gatenby, Geac Computers,
Paris, France Internet, interoperability and standards - filling the gaps |
| 1435 - 1505 | Leona Jennings, Northern Territory
Library and Information Service Redefining access to information in the Northern Territory |
Bob Pymm, National Film and
Sound Archive, ACT Keeping the culture: archiving and the 21st century |
Nigel Ward, DSTC Pty Ltd,
Vic Experiences with distributed searching |
| 1510 - 1540 | Matilda Kolandaisamy,
Macquarie University, NSW and Malcolm Keech, Lonodn
School of Economics, UK Moving towards 24-hour support |
Ted Chrisfield and Richard
Cosgrove, La Trobe University, Vic Building digital AV collections for research & teaching: a collaborative approach |
Anne Beaumont, State Library
of Victoria ZAVIER - wider than libraries, deeper than the web |
| 1610 - 1725 | PLENARY SESSION: Geoffrey Nunberg, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, and Stanford University, USA Does cyberspace have boundaries? |
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Last updated 11 April 2002 |
