First International PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference: Call for Papers

The Public Knowledge Project is pleased to announce that the first 
international PKP conference will be held from July 11-13, 2007 in Vancouver, 
British Columbia, Canada. The conference will promote and celebrate the quality 
use of the PKP open source software suite - Open Journal Systems (OJS); Open 
Conference Systems (OCS); and the Open Archives Harvester.


The conference will appeal to all segments of the PKP community: software 
developers and technical support specialists; journal publishers, editors, and 
staff; librarians; and researchers in scholarly publishing. As well, 
prospective and first time users of OJS and other PKP software will be able to 
learn more about the systems and establish contacts with the PKP community. 
Experienced implementers and developers will have an opportunity to participate 
in technical sessions and exchange information. All attendees will be able to 
attend a range of topical sessions on trends in scholarly communication and 
publishing, open access initiatives, open source software, academic and library 
communities, and future plans for OJS, OCS, and the Open Archives Harvester.


The conference will commence with an opening keynote session on the evening of 
July 11 with John Willinsky, the founder of the Public Knowledge Project and 
creator of the OJS software. There will be several pre-conference workshops on 
July 11, and the main conference program will present a combination of 
concurrent and single track sessions concluding at noon on July 13. 


The Call for Papers and link to online submission form can be found at:
http://ocs.sfu.ca/pkp2007/callforpapers.php


For more details about the conference, see the PKP Conference web site at:
http://ocs.sfu.ca/pkp2007/
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Prof. Murilo Bastos da Cunha, Ph. D.
Universidade de Brasilia
Depto Ciencia da InformaƧao e Documentacao
Brasilia, DF 70910-900  Brasil
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