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CONFERENCE PAPERS |
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WEDNESDAY 16 FEBRUARY
2000 |
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0900 - 1015 | PLENARY SESSION: Chris Rusbridge, UK Electronic Libraries Programme (eLib), University of Warwick, UK Dealing with diversity: hybrid libraries and the Distributed National Resource |
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Concurrent Session
1: Hybrid Libraries |
Concurrent Session
2: Technology |
Concurrent Session
3: Electronic Publishing |
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1045 - 1115 | Judith Pearce, Warwick Cathro and
Tony Boston, National Library of Australia, ACT The challenge of integrated access: the hybrid library system of the future |
John Banbury and Ian Brown,
Flinders University of South Australia Fat or thin? Is the verdict in? |
Andrew Treloar, Monash University,
Vic Are hypermedia scholarly journals a new genre or an old genre in a new medium? |
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1120 - 1150 | Indra Kurzeme
and Catherine Herman, State Library of Victoria Our virtual clients: changing to meet the challenge |
Luce Chandon and Chris Martin,
Com Tech Communications, Vic SAFECommerce: ensuring online authenticity of transactions |
Paul Mercieca, RMIT Publishing,
Vic The publisher and the library: converging professions or the start of the true hybrid library? |
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1155 - 1230 | Derek Whitehead, Cawdron
Associates, Vic and Rebecca Toohey, State Library
of Victoria Gulliver: head, shoulders (and knees) above the rest? |
Sebastian Pulkowski,
University of Karlsruhe, Germany Intelligent wrapping of information sources: getting ready for the electronic market |
Bette Brunelle, Ovid Technologies,
Inc, New York, USA Current full text models (Paper presented by Mark Schregardus) |
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Concurrent Session
4: Document Delivery |
Concurrent Session
5: Technology Management |
Concurrent Session
6: Electronic Publishing |
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1400 - 1430 | Kathryn Pearson, Macquarie
University, NSW Changing the face of interlibrary loans: LIDDAS at Macquarie University |
Chris Hannan,
Eastern Regional Libraries, Vic New millennium, even more technology - can we cope? |
Gregor Van Essen, Elsevier
Science Asia Pacific, Singapore Buying and selling electronic journals: a matter of uncertainty reduction |
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1435 - 1505 | Tony Arthur and Shirley
Sullivan, University of Melbourne, Vic Comparing interfaces for electronic journal delivery |
Geoffrey Payne, Vision Australia
Foundation, Vic Future library systems: beyond the electronic card catalogue |
Edward Lim, Monash
University, Vic and Kate Roberts, READS Project Officer,
Vic The READS project: resource sharing using e-commerce service strategies |
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1510 - 1540 | Tony Barry, Australian National
University, ACT Document delivery - an idea whose time has gone? |
Vincent Galante, La Trobe
University, Vic Treatments for 'Agoraphobia': international developments for the hybrid library (1998/99 VALA Travel Scholar) |
Klaus Kreulich, Eckhard Stasch and
Arved C. Hübler , Technichal University of Chemnitz,
Germany Value added digital libraries service: individualised crossmedia output with XML documents |
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1610 - 1725 | PLENARY SESSION: Peter Noerr, Consultant on library automation, digital library and multi-lingual searching, Utah, USA 99 Questions about digital libraries |
Last updated 27 January 2002 |