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Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 14:54:36 -0500
From: "Miller, David" <dmiller@post03.curry.edu>
Subject: NETSL Program Reports Available

Greetings, everyone! Reports from the New England Technical Service
Librarians' year 2000 programs are now available at our web site:
http://www.nelib.org/netsl/indexnew.html
Should you have the NETSL site bookmarked, please note that this is a
new
URL.

Included are reports on two programs given at the New England Library
Association's October 2000 conference in Worcester, Mass.:
1) Holdings Formats Come of Age / The MARC Format for Holdings Data.
Speakers: Ruth Haas (Widener Library, Harvard College)and Frieda
Rosenberg
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill).
2) E-texts: E-merged and E-merging. Speaker: Candy Schwartz (Simmons
College).

Also available is the report on NETSL's April 2000 program:
User-Oriented
Technical Services: All Things to All People. Featured speakers: Walt
Crawford, Information Architect, Research Libraries Group, Inc. (RLG):
"Mission, Media, and Users: Coping with a Complex Future".
Thomas Mann, Reference Specialist, Humanities and Social Sciences
Division,
Library of Congress: "Technical Services: It's More Than Just Key Words
and
Computer Displays".

The NETSL home page features a brief history of NETSL, a listing of
programs
given since 1992, and links to reports of our programs since 1998.