[Carolinas_asist] cc:asist Program: IR Debate

[Rachael Clemens]

Mark your calendar for the inaugural program of cc:asis&t  - The Carolinas
Chapter of the American Society for Information Science & Technology
www.asis.org/chapters/carolinas  

 

INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORIES: THE GREAT DEBATE

 

What is an institutional repository?  How do topics like scholarly
communication, copyright, institutional memory, digital libraries, metadata,
intellectual property, research impact, digital preservation, and Open
Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH) fit in the
concept and implementation of an institutional repository?

 

In the spirit of classical oration and political debate Dr. Helen Tibbo and
Kevin Smith, MLS, J.D. will square off on these topics with a duel of
dialog. 

 

Please join us for FREE food & debate

 

THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 2008

 

Carolina Digital Library & Archives (CDLA) Facilities

1st Floor of Wilson Library, UNC Chapel Hill 

http://www.lib.unc.edu/wilson/directions.html

 

6:00 PM Dinner from Mediterranean Deli

6:30 PM Debate & Discussion

 

Please RSVP to rclemens at unc.edu by April 16

 

 

Dr. Helen Tibbo is professor in the School of Information & Library Science
at the University of North Carolina.  Her current research is in digital
curation, digital preservation and curriculum development in this emerging
field.  She chairs the Digital Curation - Institutional Repository Committee
charged by the 

Chancellor with developing a plan and prototype for the Institutional
Repository at UNC. 

 

Kevin L. Smith is the Scholarly Communications Officer at Duke University
providing consultation on copyright, scholarly publishing and licensing
issues. He serves on the faculty of ARL's Institute on Scholarly
Communications and ALA's Committee on Legislation Subcommittee on
Intellectual Property. His highly-regarded blog on scholarly communications
is at:  http://library.duke.edu/blogs/scholcomm 

 

 

 

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Rachael Green Clemens

PhD Student

School of Information & Library Science

University of North Carolina

http://www.unc.edu/~rclemens

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