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CNI Spring 2012 Membership Meeting
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Project Briefing Dates, Times, & Room Assignments are Subject to Change
An Alphabetical List of Project Briefings is also available.

 

Monday
April 2		Registration/Info Table available all day in the Chesapeake GalleryTuesday
April 3		Registration/Info Table available all day in the Chesapeake Gallery
8:30 AM
Loch Raven		Executive Roundtable
(by prior registration only)		7:30 AM
Harborview Ballroom		Breakfast
11:30 AM
Harborview Ballroom		Orientation for First-Time Attendees9:00 AM
-10:00 AM		PROJECT BRIEFINGS
12:15 PM
Chesapeake Gallery		BreakChesapeake Ballroom Building the Grateful Dead Archive Online: The Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion
1:15 PM
Chesapeake Ballroom		Opening Plenary:
James J. Duderstadt
University of Michigan: Reinventing the Research University to Serve a Changing World		PotomacTaming the Data Shrew: The National Science Board’s Priorities and Recommendations on Scientific Data Management
2:30
Chesapeake Gallery		BreakLoch Raven IThe Digital Public Library of America Platform
2:45 PM
-3:45 PM		PROJECT BRIEFINGSLoch Raven IITransforming Research Support Services
Chesapeake BallroomNational Status of Data Management: Current Research in Policy and EducationCamdenNational Science Foundation (NSF) EarthCube Program Update
PotomacResourceSync: Towards a Web-Based Approach for Resource SynchronizationSevern IUnder the Blacklight: Open Source Content Management for Collaborative Digitization Projects Involving Mass Digitization of Archival Materials
Loch Raven IInteroperating Requirements for a Media-Specific Repository10:00 AM
Chesapeake Gallery		Break
Loch Raven IIretroReveal.org: An Open-Source Process for the Discovery and Recovery of Lost or Obscured Content10:30 AM
-11:30 AM		PROJECT BRIEFINGS
CamdenThe California Digital Library and the Public Knowledge Project Partnership: A New Model of Collaborative Institutional Repository Publishing Services DevelopmentChesapeake BallroomLinked Data for Libraries: Why Should We Care? Where Should We Start?
Severn IOpportunities and Challenges for the 21st Century Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP)PotomacA Study in SCARLET
3:45 PM
Chesapeake Gallery		BreakLoch Raven ITaking Ownership of Electronic Journals and Books
4:15 PM
-5:00 PM		PROJECT BRIEFINGSLoch Raven IICuration Practices for Born-Digital and Digitized Newspaper Collections
Chesapeake BallroomArchiving Large Swaths of User-Contributed Digital Content: Lessons from Archiving the Occupy MovementCamdenClimate Data for Our Future: Acquired, Analyzed, Archived
PotomacA Feasibility Study of a National Science Foundation (NSF) Open-Access RepositorySevern IFembot: Reinventing Scholarly Production and Communication
Loch Raven INew York University’s Implementation of Sakai Open Academic Environment (OAESevern II & IIISustaining Open Source Projects: An Update from DuraSpace
Loch Raven IIChanging for Excellence: Libraries and IT Experience with Campus Consultants11:45 AMLunch
CamdenJSTOR: Exploring New Economic Models and Markets for Scholarly Content1:00 PM
-2:00 PM		PROJECT BRIEFINGS
Severn ICompeting Priorities: Sustainability, Growth, and Innovation in Digital CollectionsPotomacDMPTool: Phase 2
5:00 PM
Chesapeake Gallery		BreakLoch Raven IFederated Identity, with a Side of Scholar
5:15 PM
-6:00 PM		PROJECT BRIEFINGSLoch Raven IIPay Once, Preservation Forever: A “Paid Up” Cost Model for Long-Term Preservation
Chesapeake BallroomNetworks and the Paradox of the Active LearnerCamdenToo Big To Know
PotomacUpdate on the Activities of the Board on Research Data and Information (BRDI)Severn IAbsolute Relevance? Ranking in the Scholarly Domain
Loch Raven IWhy Google Scholar Has Trouble Indexing Institutional RepositoriesSevern II & IIIThe United States End-of-Term Web Archive
Loch Raven IICreating the Digital Preservation Network2:00 PM
Chesapeake Gallery		Break
CamdenAdvances in Discovery: An EBSCO Service2:15 PM
Chesapeake Ballroom		Closing Plenary:
Phillip Long,
University of Queensland: Key Trends in Teaching & Learning
Severn IDeveloping a Portal for Geospatial Resources3:30 PMMeeting Adjourns
6:00 PM
Harborview Ballroom		Reception

 

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