LITA National Forum: Call for Bloggers
There is still time to sign up to blog for LITA at Forum. Blogging is a wonderful way to share your experience with others. We still have sessions which need coverage. I greatly appreciate everyone who takes the time to write up a session they attended.
Even if you need to do your blog post after Forum, that is ok. We know that not everyone can go with a laptop in tow! Please see the list below for openings. To see the complete schedule, please visit http://litablog.org/blog-schedule-lita-forum-2006/. Send questions my way!
Michelle Boule
PreConferences
Thursday, October 26, 1–6:30 p.m.
Opensource Installfest
Concurrent Sessions
Concurrent Session 1: Friday October 27, 2:50pm-4:00pm
Preserving Born-Digital Government Information: UNT’s Congressional Research Service Reports Archive
The Internet and the Experience Effect: a Closer Look
Concurrent Session 2: Friday October 27, 4:20pm-5:30pm
Building a Web Service for the Library World, from the Ground Up: The NISO Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative (SUSHI)
One Size Does Not Fit All: Multi-Component Federated Search
Aping Amazon: Making it Easy to Pay
Concurrent Session 3: Saturday October 28, 10:50am-noon
Use What You Have: Managing Digital Projects with Limited Resources
Implications of Distributed GIS and Interoperative Web Map Services to Libraries
Integrating Library Services Into Student and Researcher “Work Life” Campus Wide and Beyond
Concurrent Session 4: Saturday October 28, 1:30pm-2:40pm
It’s About Time, It’s About Place: Designing Interoperable Modular Web Applications for Delivering Online Library Instruction
Not So Different After All — Creating Access To Diverse Objects in Digital Repositories
Interactive Library Guides and Quizzes and How They Can Help
Concurrent Session 5: Saturday October 28, 3:20pm-4:30pm
New Tools for Preserving Digital Collections: An Update on the Web-at-Risk NDIIPP Grant
RFID and Libraries: Necessary Technology or Expensive New Mousetrap?
ALA Office for Information Technology Policy Update
Concurrent Session 6: Sunday October 29, 9:00am-10:10am
Supporting Electronic Publishing in the Library: Developing DPubS, an Open Source Electronic Publishing Application
How a Small Academic Library Developed Database Driven, Library Specific Web Applications Using Macromedia’s Cold Fusion
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Michelle Boule
Social Sciences Librarian
University of Houston
713-743-9776
mlboule@uh.edu
AIM: librarianboule
