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Project Briefings (Presentations)

 

 

Project Briefings Presented at the
CNI Spring 2002 Membership Meeting
April 15-16, 2002
Washington, DC

Approaches to Providing Real-Time Reference for Remote Users

Rachel Cheng, Wesleyan University
Denise Troll Covey, Carnegie Mellon University

Architectural Innovation: Merging Networks and Physical Spaces in Higher Education

Garry Forger, University of Arizona
Amy S. Metcalfe, University of Arizona
Veronica M. Diaz, University of Arizona

ARL Scholars Portal Working Group: An Update

Mary E. Jackson, Association of Research Libraries

Building the Glasgow Digital Library and Its Components

Dennis Nicholson, Strathclyde University

Building a Heritage Sector on the Internet: Experiences with .museum

Cary Karp, Museum Domain Management Association

Building an Information Environment: New Challenges for the Education Community in the UK

Catherine Grout, Joint Information Systems Committee

Building a Large Digital Collection for Remote Use

Barbara Taranto, The New York Public Library Research Libraries

Building Sustainable Models for Electronic Scholarly Publishing

Maria S. Bonn, University of Michigan
Catherine Candee, University of California, Office of the President

Digital Libraries for Access to Scientific Research

Catherine Murray-Rust, Oregon State University
Laurie E. Stackpole, Naval Research Laboratory
R. James King, Naval Research Laboratory

The Digital Library @ Duke: Library Initiatives and IT Collaboration

Paul Conway, Duke University

Digital Media Acess and Management in the University of Maryland Libraries

Lori A. Goetsch, University of Maryland
Allan Rough, University of Maryland
Paul Hammer, University of Maryland

Digitizing Intellectual and Cultural Heritage for the Public Good

Clifford Lynch, Coalition for Networked Information

ETDs at UMI Dissertation Publishing

William Savage, Pro Quest Information and Learning

Getting Started with Digital Certificates: Is PKI-Lite Real PKI?

Judith Boettcher, Corporation for Research & Educational Networking
Larry Levine, Dartmouth College
Susan Minai-Azry, MIT

IMLS Update: New Initiatives, Trends in National Leadership Grants & Survey Reports

Joyce Ray, Institute of Museum and Library Services
Barbara Smith, Institute of Museum and Library Services

Information Policy, Electronic Surveillance, and Privacy Post September 11th

Prue Adler, Association of Research Libraries
Rodney Peterson, EDUCAUSE/University of Maryland

Local to Global: The Next Generation of the Collaborative Digital Reference Service (CDRS)

Diane Kresh, Library of Congress
Chip Nilges, OCLC

LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe): The Software Works! What’s Next?

Vicky Reich, Stanford University
David S.H. Rosenthal, Sun Microsystems

MIT Initiatives: Post-Plenary Discussion

Hal Abelson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vijay Kumar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ann Wolpert, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Media Cloisters, Vassar College

Virginia Jones, Vassar College
Rain Breaw, Vassar College
Kathleen Kurosman, Vassar College

Mellon Digital Archives Project

Donald Waters, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program: Long Term Preservation of Digital Content

Laura E. Campbell, Library of Congress

NSF Middleware Initiative Update

Michael Gettes, Georgetown University

The Online Publishing Use and Costs Evaluation Program

Kate Wittenberg, Columbia University
Christina Norman, EPIC
David Millman, Columbia University

Open Source Networking Tools In The Humanities

David Green, National Initiative for a Networked Cultural Heritage
Daniel Cohen, George Mason University
Matthew G. Kirschenbaum, University of Maryland
Stephen Ramsay, University of Virginia

Portals to the World

Carolyn Brown, Library of Congress
Everette Larson, Library of Congress

A Research Agenda for Digital Archiving: Report on an NSF-LOC Workshop

Margaret Hedstrom, University of Michigan

Update on the Open Knowledge Initiative

Phillip D. Long, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A Web-Based Image Access System for Classroom Presentation in Art History

Marshall Breeding, Vanderbilt University

Where Students and Faculty Go for Information: Project Update on the Digital Library Federation Study of Academic Information Users

Leigh Watson Healy, Outsell, Inc.
Last updated:  Wednesday, April 17th, 2013