[Asis-l] TPDL 2011 - Call for Workshop Proposals

Nicola Ferro ferro at dei.unipd.it
Fri Jan 7 13:05:31 EST 2011


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TPDL 2011 - International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries

Call for Workshop Proposals
Co-located with TDPL 2011 on September 28 (afternoon) and 29, 2011, Berlin, Germany
Workshop proposal submission: February 14, 2011

http://www.tpdl2011.org/
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The purpose of TPDL workshops is to provide a context for the presentation and discussion of novel ideas, emerging trends, issues and challenges in a focused and interactive manner. The topics of the workshops co-located with TPDL 2011 can cover any areas related to digital libraries, their foundations and methodologies as well as their relevant applications and usages, including cross-disciplinary areas.

The workshops will offer a common forum to engage and encourage researchers (in particular, young researchers and PhD students) to present and discuss their work, obtain valuable feedback in an informal, supportive, and friendly environment, and contribute to the outcomes and objectives of the workshop.

We are looking for exciting and dynamic workshops that have significant scope for participant interaction and that aim to produce valuable outcomes, e.g. online workshop proceedings, post-workshop publications, online groups or resources, white papers, and so on. The selection process will give priority to workshops with novelty, focus, and an explicitly formulated target outcome.


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Proposal Submission
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Proposals should be 2-3 pages in length and should contain:
- Title of the workshop
- Abstract, describing your workshop and providing a clearly stated issue for the workshop
- Motivation and objectives/goals of the workshop
- Expected outcomes and intended audience 
- If the workshop is related or follows on from another workshop, please provide a short description of previous events and an explanation of the additional motivations, benefit, and expected achievements that support the proposal
- Format/structure of the workshop (full day or half day workshop) including any relevant information, such as list of invited speakers, programme committee, planned deadlines for call for papers, type of reviewing, and any organisation aspects
- Short bios of the organisers
- Any special requirements

Workshop Organisers' Tasks:
- Producing a "Call for Papers" and disseminating it through all appropriate means. 
- Providing a web page URL which can be linked into the TPDL 2011 website (deadline to be defined).
- Providing a brief description of the workshop for the conference program.
- Reviewing/accepting submitted papers and position 
- Scheduling workshop session activities in collaboration with the local organisers and the workshop chair
- Sending the workshop schedule and other material, all in PDF format, to the workshop chair and local organiser. The workshop material (papers, presentations etc.) will be distributed by the TPDL 2011 organisation to the conference participants in electronic format (copyright will not be asked for from the authors, but only permission to publish and disseminate). 

Workshop proposals in PDF must be sent via email by February 14, 2011 to the workshop chair, Nicola Ferro (ferro at dei.unipd.it) with "TPDL 2011 Workshop" in the subject field. The submissions will undergo peer review and will be selected by the Workshop Programme Committee.

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Important Dates
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- Workshop proposal submission: February 14, 2011
- Notification of acceptance: March 14, 2011
- Workshops: September 28 (afternoon) and 29, 2011




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