ISSUE COLLABORATORIES ARE AN EXCITING NEW SMALL GROUP PROGRAM ELEMENT THAT WILL PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A HIGHLY INTERACTIVE, FOCUSED, SUSTAINED EXCHANGE ABOUT CURRENT ISSUES.


ISSUE I

Are campus copyright and other intellectual property policies too little, too late or too much, too soon?

Barcelona II

Moderators:

David F. Bishop

University Librarian

Northwest University

Susan Foster

Vice-President of Information Technologies

University of Delaware





ISSUE II

Is it getting more or less difficult to train and support faculty to use the Web?

Sienna I and II

Moderators:

Jacqueline D. Brown

Director, Information Services

Princeton University

Sheila Creth

University Librarian and Chief Information Officer

University of Iowa





ISSUE III

Who should select, fund, provision, operate, and support distributed information resources and services?

Barcelona I

Moderators:

Shirley K. Baker

Vice Chancellor for Information Technology and Dean of University

Libraries, Washington University, St. Louis

Carole Barone

Associate Vice Chancellor for Information Technology

University of Califormia, Davis





ISSUE IV

Is there a good method to manage access to technological resources that are in high demand; and to ration scholarly materials such as publications for which there are not enough funds?

DaVinci II and III

Moderators:

Paul Kobulnicky

Director

University of Connecticut

Jack McCredie

Associate Vice Chancellor, Information Systems and Technology

University of California, Berkeley

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