ETD 2010 Call for Papers, Posters, Presentations and Tutorials https://conferences.tdl.org/utlibraries/etd2010/schedConf/cfp
On behalf of The Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD), and the University of Texas Libraries, we would like to invite you to submit a paper, poster or presentation for "ETD 2010: Collaboration, Innovation, Sustainability" - the 13th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations to be held June 16 – 18, 2010 at the University of Texas in Austin, Texas, U.S.A. ETD 2010 will explore the issues of collaboration, innovation, and sustainability in promoting ETDs, Institutional repositories and Open Access in the realm of scholarly communications. The NDLTD initiative consists of hundreds of contributing member universities, libraries, information organizations, consortia and individuals. Membership details are available on the NDLTD website and dues-paying members are offered a discount on the conference registration fee. The NDLTD's activities are focused on those who produce, manage, store and use electronic theses and dissertations in order to support the authoring, indexing, archiving, dissemination and retrieval of ETDs worldwide. Conference attendees typically include librarians, graduate school administrators, information technology professionals and graduate faculty, staff and students. "ETD 2010: Collaboration, Innovation, and Sustainability" is organized by the NDLTD, The University of Libraries, and the Texas Digital Library, with generous sponsorship provided by non-profit interest groups and corporations that produce hardware, software, and knowledge management solutions for digital archives and repositories. The purpose of "ETD 2010: Collaboration, Innovation, and Sustainability" will not only be to present research outcomes and demonstrate new developments and initiatives in the field of electronic theses and dissertations, but also to encourage even more universities around the world to become a part of the NDLTD and to promote free, open and long-term access to online scholarship. For institutions and individuals that are at the early stages of investigating how to operate and promote an ETD project or program, the conference will also offer a range of learning and networking opportunities within an international collegial atmosphere of a premier university for graduate professional education. THEMES Collaboration, Innovation, Sustainability, Latin America You are invited to submit proposals that address any of the following themes: COLLABORATIONS Projects in ETD and IR Collections. Topics may include the following areas: Consortium Projects in Open Access Institutional Repositories and University Communities Lessons Learned from recent campus deployments of ETDs: Case Studies Lessons Learned from established ETD programs: Case Studies National and International collaborations Use of Social Media for Self-Promotion INNOVATION ETDs, IRs. Topics may include the following areas: Preservation strategies/methods/workflows for ETDs Supplementary and supporting content Deploying new/emerging technologies in support of ETDs E-Science and the next generation of ETDs Standards Special Projects Tutorials for ETD submission/processing Cloud Computing and other Novel Approaches to Discovery Repository Services Commercial and Open Source Demonstrations SUSTAINABILITY ETD / IR System Providers and Users. Topics may include the following areas: Managing ETDs for the long term: Case Studies Experiences with Systems: Case Studies Issues and Solutions Submission Workflows Migration Workflows LATIN AMERICA ETD 2010 will feature a special focus on creating connections with Latin American institutions and ETD participants. Attendance and participation by individuals representing Latin American institutions is especially encouraged, and participants are invited to submit proposals on any aspect of ETDs and their practice or potential in Latin America. Abstract Proposal Requirements If you are interested in giving a paper or presentation, running a tutorial within a workshop, or contributing a poster, please read the following criteria: Submit a 200-300 word, structured abstract online via the ETD2010 Paper and Poster Submission site (URL forthcoming). Create your own account, and submit both abstracts and final paper submissions through this portal. Structured abstracts should be 200 - 300 words in length in a standard word processing format using a research abstract style that includes: Format: paper, poster or tutorial Title: of paper, poster, tutorial Authors: including institutional or corporate identity Length of presentation: 20 minutes or (for multiple presenters only) 1 hour Objective: the purpose of the project or development activity being described Methods: the way in which the project or development activity was undertaken Results: the key results of the project or development activity (successes and / or lessons learned) Conclusions: future plans, recommendations, etc. Papers, presentations, tutorials and posters will be selected on the basis of the following criteria: Relevance to the conference themes Significance of the content The extent to which the project/development activity is up to date/novel The extent to which the project/development activity could be transferable to other situations Dates and Procedures Authors will be able to use an online portal to view abstract approval status and to upload revised versions of the abstract. Details on this portal will be announced in a subsequent communication; please check here again for more information. Completed, final versions of abstracts for papers are due by Friday, March 5, 2010. Notification of paper/poster acceptances will be announced to authors on March 22, 2010. Final versions of research papers for conference proceedings must be deposited in the ETD2010 paper repository by May 26, 2010. Print poster presenters must also deposit a PDF version of the final poster or e-presentation by May 26, 2010 or bring the poster with them to the conference. Electronic poster presenters may submit a multimedia version of their "poster", approximately two minutes in length, with narrative. Each of the parallel sessions of the conference will contain a number of one-hour slots. In order to allow as broad a range of presentations as possible, individual speakers should aim to talk for 15-20 minutes (including questions). Multifaceted presentations involving a number of speakers may be submitted in the form of a one-hour session. Abstracts should be submitted via the ETD2010 paper repository. Submission Information for Papers The template for papers may be downloaded here: ETD 2010 Template for Papers (doc) Papers should be submitted by May 26, 2010 online via the ETD2010 Paper and Poster Submission site (URL forthcoming). PowerPoint Presentations should be submitted by May 26, 2010 via the ETD2010 Paper and Poster Submission site (URL forthcoming). Posters: Specifications for acceptable poster format and size are forthcoming. Please check here again for updates. 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