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NEASIS MEETING-Standards,
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AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE
NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER
Full Day Workshop
STANDARDS, APPLICATIONS AND DOCUMENT DELIVERY: WHY SHOULD I CARE?
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KEYNOTE
CLIFFORD LYNCH
STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGIES: CHANGING THE INFORMATION SCIENCE
PROFESSION
(Topics to be discussed include Z39.50, OSI, TCP/IP. What these
things mean and why we should know about them.)
Tuesday, October 13, 1992
9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Hogan Campus Center
College of the Holy Cross
Worcester, MA
(directions below)
9:00 - 9:30 Registration
9:30 - 11:00 Keynote speaker - Clifford Lynch
11:15 - 12:15 Breakout Session 1
12:15 - 1:15 Buffet Lunch
1:15 - 2:15 Breakout Session 2
2:30 - 3:30 Breakout Session 3
Please choose three breakout sessions from the list below:
A) Dr. Bill Arms, Carnegie Mellon University
Discussion and Demonstration of Project Mercury
B) Jonathan Brown, Dartmouth College
Interlibrary Loan and Ariel: The Dartmouth Experience
C) Leslie Knapp, EBSCO
EBSCO and Electronic Document Interchange
D) Clifford Lynch, University of California
Global Implications of Z39.50
E) Ralph LeVan, OCLC
OCLC and the Uses of Z39.50
F) Jim Michael, DRA
Discussion of Interoperability and Demonstration of
DRA's User Familiar Interface
Any Questions?
Please contact Kris Liberman 617-693-5315 or
Kristen_Liberman@crd.lotus.com
Or Vanessa Verkade Verkade@northeastern.edu
Registration form:
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To register provide the information requested on this registration
form and mail together with appropriate fee to Vanessa Verkade,
NEASIS, Box 808, Astor Station, Boston, MA 02123-0808. Electronic
registration forms will also be accepted.
Name______________________________________________________________
Institution_________________________________Phone#_______________
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Please enter the letters of the three breakout sessions you would
like to
attend (see above):
1.______ 2.______ 3.______
Please enclose check made out to NEASIS (registration must be
received by
10/7/92 - space is still available
______$50 ASIS Members
______$65 Non-members
______$25 Students
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end of registration form
Directions to Hogan Campus Center, Holy Cross:
From the Mass Pike (Rte. 90):
Take Exit 10 - Rte. 290 East to Worcester. Take Exit 11 College
Square, Southbridge Street - Cross to right lane immediately coming
off the ramp to College Square. Take first sharp right after
Howard Johnson's (before traffic light). Enter Gate 7 up College
Hill - last gate on left. Hogan Campus Center is the second
building on your left.
From the North:
Rte. 495 South to Rte. 290 West (Worcester). From Rte. 290 take
Exit 11 College Square, Southbridge Street. Bear left coming off
ramp toward College Square. Take first sharp right after Howard
Johnson's (before traffic light). Enter Gate 7 up College Hill -
last gate on left. Hogan Campus Center is the second building on
your left.
From the South/Rhode Island:
Rte. 146 North to Auburn. Rte. 20 West to Rte. 290 East to
Worcester. Take Exit 11 College Square, Southbridge Street - Cross
to right lane immediately coming off the ramp to College Square.
Take first sharp right after Howard Johnson's (before traffic
light). Enter Gate 7 up College Hill - last gate on left. Hogan
Campus Center is the second building on your left.
Parking:
The parking lot is directly across the street from the Hogan Campus
Center.
