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Making Human Connections in a Digital World
May 6, 2005
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Worcester, MA
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Agenda |
| 8:30
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9:00am |
Continental Breakfast |
| 9:00
- 10:30am |
Annual Business Meeting |
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- Board of Directors’
Report (Brinley Franklin, Chair)
- Treasurer’s Report (Stephen Podgajny)
- Nominations to Board of Directors (Ruth Kowal,
Chair, Nominating Committee)
- Executive Director’s Report (Arnold Hirshon)
- Dues and Fees (vote)
- Bylaws Revision (vote) |
| 10:30
- 11:15am |
Opening Keynote Address: |
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"Social
Augmentation"
Judith Donath, Professor of Media and
Arts, MIT Media Lab |
| 11:15
- 11:45am |
Break - Vendor exhibits and
networking time |
| 11:45
- 12:30pm |
Breakout Session 1. (Choose one of the
following:) |
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1a. |
The Googlification of Everything and What it
Means for Libraries
Jay Schafer,
Director of Libraries,
University of Massachusetts - Amherst |
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1b. |
How the Principles Behind Game-based Learning
Will Change Our Approach to Teaching and Learning
David Finkel,
Professor, Computer Science Department,
Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
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1c. |
Trends and Portents for Maintaining the Human
Touch in Technological Systems
Chris Spearing, Sales Director, Premiere Global Services |
| 12:30
- 1:45pm |
Lunch and Raffle |
| 1:45
- 2:30pm |
Breakout Session 2. (Choose one of the
following:) |
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2a. |
Building the First Open Collection: A Case Study
by the Open Collections Program
Thomas Michalak, Director and Publisher
Christine Madsen, Project Manager
Megan Hurst, Outreach Coordinator
Harvard University Library |
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2b. |
Course Management Systems, Learning Object Repositories,
and the Changing Role of Libraries
Michael Roy, Director of Academic Computing
Services
Kendall Hobbs, Instructional Librarian
Information Technology Services at Wesleyan University |
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2c. |
MassAnswers: An Experiment
in Statewide Collaboration
Susan Glover Godlewski, Manager of Reference
and Information Services, Boston Public Library |
| 2:30
- 3:30pm |
NELINET Award and Distinguished Lecture: |
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"What's so
funny?"
Richard Russo, Pulitzer
Prize Winning Author of Empire Falls |
May 18, 2005
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