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Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 11:52:56 -0400
From: Carol Diedrichs <diedrichs.1@OSU.EDU>
Subject: Call for Reporters for Charleston Conference
Call for Reporters: Charleston Conference
_Library Collections, Acquisitions and Technical Services_ (formerly
_Library Acquisitions: Practice & Theory_ has always made an effort to cover
many of the programs and conferences related to our scope. These brief
reports are written by members of the editorial board as well as volunteer
reporters. This is the same approach we are taking to this year's
Charleston Conference. Thus, I am soliciting your help and interest in
covering any of these programs and discussion groups.
Reports are published much like the Review Section in _LCATS_. The reports
are published in a single combined article with each report having a
separate byline. Each author receives reprints and proofs of their section
for review. Reports are generally 2-6 double-spaced pages depending on the
content of the meeting covered. I encourage reporters to cover the content
and points made by the speakers so that these reports are useful to readers
who could not attend the conference. In some cases, lengthy programs might
warrant longer reports. By way of example, volume 22, no. 2 includes the
reports from last year's Charleston Conference.
If you are interested in covering any of the programs and discussion groups
which follow, please respond via e-mail (diedrichs.1@osu.edu) as soon as
possible. Your finished report would be due to me on 12-15-96. Two printed
copies are needed plus a copy on disk in ASCII format or preferably
WordPerfect 6.1. More extensive guidelines for the report are available on
request.
The tentative schedule follows. Thanks in advance for your help.
Wednesday, November 4, 1998 � Preconferences
1. 9:00 � 12:30 Library Marketing: What Really Works for Libraries, vendors
and Publishers (Karen Schmidt and a panel of reactors)
2. 1:00 � 5:00
a. Collection Management Solutions: Creative Uses of Technology (Leigh
Watson Healy)
b. Serials Management: The Next Generation (Buzzy Basch)
c. Interpreting Financial Statements and Creating and Understanding
Appropriate Budgets for Your Organization (Dave Lang)
d. Search Lights and Saint Bernards: The Best Use of Tools and Time in
Searching the Web (Jill O'Neill)
Thursday, November 5, 1998
1. 8:15 -- 9:00 Designing and Implementing a Consortial Approval Plan: The
OhioLINK Experience (Carol Pitts Diedrichs; Reba Leiding, reactor)
2. 9:00 � 9:30 Title not yet available (Keith Schmiedl)
3. 9:30 � 10:00 Lessons from Joe Isuzu: A Look at Pricing and Value in
Today's Electronic Information Marketplace (Stephen Rhind-Tutt)
4. 10:30 � 11:00 Customer Service or Core Lists: Just in Case or Just in
Time (Frank Allen)
5. 11:00 � 12:00 Choice Panel (Irv Rockwood and others)
6. 2:00 � 2:30 The Myth pf Free Access to Information (Rick Anderson)
7. 2:30 �3:30 Tossing and Turning all Night: Publishers' Dreams and
Nightmares (Barbara Meyers and panel)
8. 3:30 � 4:30 Putting Your Trust in Reviews: The Ethics of Book Reviewing
(Francine Fialkoff and Barbara Hoffert)
9. 4:30 � 5:15 A Dialogue (Karen Hunter, Chuck Hamaker, David Stern, moderator)
Friday, November 6, 1998
1. 8:00 -- 9:00 E-Commerce and Credit Cards (panel)
2. 9:00 � 9:30 There are No Easy Answers and I'm Not a Superwoman: A
Director's Perspective on "More for Less" (Paula Kaufman)
3. 9:30 � 10:30 Forming Consortia and Licensing (Ann Okerson, Dan Arbour)
4. 11:00 � 12:00 Concurrent Sessions
a. Electronic Gadgets: State of the Art (Eleanor Cook, Anna Belle Leiserson)
b. Building Planning (Claire Fund, Diane Graves)
c. Legal Considerations for Supervisors in Today's Library (Jack
Montgomery, Lawrence MacLachlan, Troy Johnson)
d. Electronic Rights Management (Glen Secor)
e. Electronic Journals (Claire Wycoff)
f. Buying Foreign Language Materials (Judy Townley)
g. Archiving (Carol McAdam)
5. 1:30 � 2:00 The Case Against Outsourcing (John Berry)
6. 2:00 � 3:30 Paperless Selection and Ordering (Jackie Coats, Sem Sutter)
7. 4:00 � 5:30 Acquisitions Workstations Panel (Rosann Bazirjian, David
Nuzzo, Linda Brown, Suzanne Kiker)
Saturday, November 7, 1998
1. 8:00 � 9:00 Concurrent Sessions
a. Publist (Rick Bowes)
b. Cambridge University Press (Joe Hranek)
c. Out of Print Focus Group (Martha Whitaker)
d. HERON Project Paper (Jack Walsdorf)
e. Scatter and Save: An Evaluation of the Adoption of Centralized
Classification and Outsourcing at a UK University Library (Eileen Hiller)
2. 9:00 -- 10:00 Return of the Dead: Life After Virtuality (Julia Gelfand)
3. 10:00 � 10:30 Title not yet available (Mary Jackson)
4. 11:00 � 12:00 Aggregation of Aggravation: What Do Libraries Need? (Joan
Griffith)
5. 12:00 � 1:00 Concurrent Sessions
a. Baker & Taylor EBIS (Bob Doran)
b. Computing and Libraries (Sissy Ehrhardt)
c. Bibliographic Project (Klaus Saur)
d. Search for a Rational Allocation System (Wanda Dole)
6. 1:00 � 1:30 What a Scientist Really Wants from Electronic Journals
(Anthony Watkinson)
7. 4:00 � 6:00 Rump Session: A Conversation on evaluating Electronic
Products (Becky Lenzini, Chuck Hamaker)
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Carol Pitts Diedrichs
Assistant Director for Technical Services and
Liaison to the Regional Campus Libraries
Editor, Library Collections, Acquisitions
and Technical Services
The Ohio State University Libraries
1858 Neil Avenue Mall
Columbus, OH, 43210-1286
tel: 614-292-6151
fax: 614-292-7859
Internet: diedrichs.1@osu.edu
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