**Please excuse cross postings**
Dear colleagues,
We want you to show the national and international
library community your best ideas!
Proposals for poster sessions to be presented at the
2009 ALA Annual Conference are now being accepted.
The deadline for submitting an application is January
Hi Ben --
This is very close to what I've been searching for -- thanks for the
link ...
Darrell Eifert
Lane Memorial Library
Benjamin Daeuber wrote:
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 1:08 PM, Erik Hetzner erik.hetz...@ucop.edu wrote:
Groovix claims to be GPLed, though they do not make it easy to
Vote for your favorite 2009 conference t-shirt. Lots of entries this year!
http://vote.code4lib.org/election/index/8
Voting is open until January 31, 2009 11:59 PM EST.
I've been going to ELAG for several years, and the earlier
characterization of it as similar to Access and Code4Lib is pretty
accurate, although the presentations would typically be less technical
than a Code4Lib talk.
It varies in size from around 50 to 100 attendees, with often quite a
few
Sorry for the cross-posting.
Feel free to forward far and wide, if you see fit and know of someone
in the Atlanta, GA area looking for FunTimes(tm) and likes libraries.
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Equinox Software Inc., The Evergreen Experts, seeks a self-motivated,
experienced
Hi Jonathan,
Karen is absolutely right about the need for application profiles, but in
this case the Metadata Registry is intended to also help with creating and
maintaining recombinant value vocabs -- you should minimally be able to
create a vocabulary that meets your needs, assign URIs, and map
There are university folk in the Netherlands too right?
Sure. Of course, having two conferences, one in Europe and one in North
America, would make it easier for both groups to attend.
But, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that the C4Lib community _should_ do
that. I would love to go
Phew, that's very confusing, I'm going to have to read it over a couple
times, but I think it does help, thanks for the info Diane.
Diane Hillmann wrote:
Jonathan:
I asked Gordon your question, and here's his reply:
/The RDA/ONIX framework itself
You can find out about the current (2009) meeting here
(http://library.wur.nl/elag2008/elag2009.html). The program is set, but ELAG is
built round workshops and it is probably possible to add a new one, even at
this late date. Contact the program committee.
ELAG was formed about 25 years ago
