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CONFERENCE PAPERS

FRIDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2000

0900 - 1015 PLENARY SESSION:
Cathy Marshall, Fuji Xerox Palo Alto Laboratory, USA

Concurrent Session 10:
Archiving Concurrent Session 11:
Metadata Concurrent Session 12:
Accessibility

1045 - 1115 Hilary Berthon and Colin Webb, National Library of Australia, ACT
The moving frontier: archiving, preservation and tomorrow's digital heritage Debbie Campbell, National Library of Australia, ACT
Australian subject gateways: metadata as an agent of change Liddy Nevile, Melbourne IT, Vic
On the web, universal content accessibility is not just browser compatibility

1120 - 1150 Ross Gibbs and Justine Heazlewood, Public Records Office Victoria
Electronic records - problem solved? The Victorian Electronic Records Strategy and the future of electronic record keeping in Victoria Kerrie Talmacs, University of New South Wales
Metadata in the university environment Leslie Wallis, Jillian Morley and Linley Wallis, RVIB Library and Information Service, Vic
Use of information technology for direct service provision to people with print disabilities

1155 - 1230 Sue McKnight, Deakin University, Vic
Creating an electronic research archive - turning a good idea into a reality Lloyd Sokvitne, State Library of Tasmania
An evaluation of the effectiveness of Dublin Core metadata for retrieval of Web resources Margaret Hyland, ACT Library and Information Services and Patricia Milne, University of Canberra, ACT
TransAct: technology and the community

Concurrent Session 13:
Future Directions Concurrent Session 14:
Information Delivery Concurrent Session 15:
Accessibility

1400 - 1430 Alan Bundy, University of South Australia
Drowning in information, starved for knowledge: information literacy, not technology, is the issue Michelle Woodcroft and Janet Fletcher, Southern Cross University, NSW
Establishing standards for the effective evaluation of web-based periodical bibliographic and full-text database search interfaces Sally-Anne Leigh, University of Canberra, ACT
The use of the WWW in training: technolust or value-added?

1435 - 1505 Steve O'Connor, CAVAL Ltd, Vic
Shaping information architectures for service Richard d'Avigdor and Tony Cargnelutti, University of New South Wales and David Cunnington, University of Melbourne, Vic
The chain gang & information delivery: only as good as its weakest link Susan Roberts, Swinburne University of Technology, Vic
Information literacy in the virtual library

1540 - 1700 PLENARY SESSION AND CLOSING:
Metadata: organising the future?
Panel featuring Stuart Weibel, Senior Scientist, OCLC Office of Research and Special Projects, Dublin, USA
and Conference Keynote Speakers

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Last updated 11 April 2002

	These papers are published over the web in .pdf (portable document format). To view a .pdf file you will require a copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free product) installed on your computer. Click on the Acrobat Reader logo at the side to download a copy.
	CONFERENCE PAPERS
	FRIDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2000
0900 - 1015	PLENARY SESSION: Cathy Marshall, Fuji Xerox Palo Alto Laboratory, USA
	Concurrent Session 10: Archiving	Concurrent Session 11: Metadata	Concurrent Session 12: Accessibility
1045 - 1115	Hilary Berthon and Colin Webb, National Library of Australia, ACT The moving frontier: archiving, preservation and tomorrow's digital heritage	Debbie Campbell, National Library of Australia, ACT Australian subject gateways: metadata as an agent of change	Liddy Nevile, Melbourne IT, Vic On the web, universal content accessibility is not just browser compatibility
1120 - 1150	Ross Gibbs and Justine Heazlewood, Public Records Office Victoria Electronic records - problem solved? The Victorian Electronic Records Strategy and the future of electronic record keeping in Victoria	Kerrie Talmacs, University of New South Wales Metadata in the university environment	Leslie Wallis, Jillian Morley and Linley Wallis, RVIB Library and Information Service, Vic Use of information technology for direct service provision to people with print disabilities
1155 - 1230	Sue McKnight, Deakin University, Vic Creating an electronic research archive - turning a good idea into a reality	Lloyd Sokvitne, State Library of Tasmania An evaluation of the effectiveness of Dublin Core metadata for retrieval of Web resources	Margaret Hyland, ACT Library and Information Services and Patricia Milne, University of Canberra, ACT TransAct: technology and the community
	Concurrent Session 13: Future Directions	Concurrent Session 14: Information Delivery	Concurrent Session 15: Accessibility
1400 - 1430	Alan Bundy, University of South Australia Drowning in information, starved for knowledge: information literacy, not technology, is the issue	Michelle Woodcroft and Janet Fletcher, Southern Cross University, NSW Establishing standards for the effective evaluation of web-based periodical bibliographic and full-text database search interfaces	Sally-Anne Leigh, University of Canberra, ACT The use of the WWW in training: technolust or value-added?
1435 - 1505	Steve O'Connor, CAVAL Ltd, Vic Shaping information architectures for service	Richard d'Avigdor and Tony Cargnelutti, University of New South Wales and David Cunnington, University of Melbourne, Vic The chain gang & information delivery: only as good as its weakest link	Susan Roberts, Swinburne University of Technology, Vic Information literacy in the virtual library
1540 - 1700	PLENARY SESSION AND CLOSING: Metadata: organising the future? Panel featuring Stuart Weibel, Senior Scientist, OCLC Office of Research and Special Projects, Dublin, USA and Conference Keynote Speakers
	* To view streaming video files you will require a copy of RealPlayer 7 (or later) software. If you do not already have this software, you can download the Free RealOne Player from the RealNetworks site. Your computer will need to have a sound-card and speakers and you must be connected to your Internet service provider though a 28.8k modem or better.