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BUT 'NET!
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The
fourth annual Internet Librarian is a mixture of leading-edge ideas and
tools as well as exciting new events — all focused on information professionals
and Internet-related technologies. This year the conference program is
streamed around five themes:
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WebWizards’ Symposium,
3 days including Web Tools and Systems
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Navigating the
Net: Searching and Searchers, 3 days including Training, Search Engines,
and Virtual Communities
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eResources,
3 days including Content Management and eRoles
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Intranet Professional’s
Institute, 3 days including Portals, Information Architecture, and
Knowledge Management
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Internet@Schools,
2 days hosted by MultiMedia Schools
Internet Librarian
2000 features over 100 dynamic speakers in four simultaneous tracks
plus 20 workshops, two evening sessions, and eight cybertours. It brings
case studies, fresh concepts, practical tips, concrete successful strategies,
real world applications and many lessons learned. Catering to leaders and
learners, Internet Librarian 2000 will be of interest to all information
professionals.
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| CYBERCAFE
& HANDS-ON CYBERTOURS [Back by Popular
Demand!]
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LEXIS-NEXIS
is sponsoring a ’50s-style CyberCafe in the Exhibit Hall providing workstations
for searching the Net and checking e-mail! There are even places for you
to plug your laptop into a phone line. During off hours, early morning
and evening, we are holding hands-on cybertours and cybercruises led by
Web experts. For more details click here.
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| EVENING
SESSIONS
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Monday,
November 6, 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Barbara Quint,
Editor, Searcher magazine, leads the Southern California’s Online Users
Group’s Advanced Retreat — a mini-version of their famous annual retreats.
Join these experienced road warriors for a glimpse at future strategies
and solutions, as well as coffee, cookies and lots of fun!
Tuesday, November
7, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Join the election
night frenzy for an election Web site cybertour, live TV coverage, prizes
and lots of networking. This is the place to be! Click
here for more details.
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| FREE RECEPTIONS
& DINE AROUNDS
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Information
Today invites all registrants, exhibitors, and exhibition visitors to receptions
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. They provide opportunities to renew acquaintances
and meet new colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere. For further networking
opportunities sign up in the registration area for our Dine Around groups.
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| EXHIBITION
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The
Internet
Librarian 2000 exhibition will feature over 100 booths offering the
visitor a choice of products covering all aspects of Internet, intranet,
and library technology, including search engines, software, document delivery
and Web delivery systems, online services, content providers, and more.
If you are looking for Internet/intranet solutions, evaluating competing
systems, keeping up-to-date with the newest Net products and developments,
be sure to visit the Internet Librarian 2000 exhibition. Click
here for a list of exhibitors.
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| PRE AND
POSTCONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
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Preconference
workshops are offered on Sunday, November 5 and postconference workshops
on Thursday, November 9. They cover topics such as Knowledge Management,
Intranet Development, Content Acquisition Strategies, Advanced Web Searching,
Mega-Training, eBooks, ePublishing, and more. For a complete listing of
these in-depth continuing education opportunities, click
here.
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| THE THIRD
INTERNET LIBRARIAN GOLF CLASSIC
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| Join
us for the third Internet Librarian Golf Classic. This tournament
will be held on Thursday, November 9. Act quickly, because space is limited
to the first 40 golfers! Lots of fun and prizes. For more information,
contact Stacey Sochacki by phone at (609) 654-6266 or by e-mail at ssochacki@infotoday.com.or
check Information Today’s Web site at www.infotoday.com.
Check the box on the registration page to receive more information.
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| We are pleased
to present the fourth annual Internet Librarian — the ONLY conference
for information professionals who are using, developing, and embracing
Inter/Intra/ Extranet and Web-based strategies in their roles as information
searchers, guides, Webmasters and Web managers, content evaluators, product
developers, and more. As the premier tools for information managers and
librarians, Internet technologies are the focus of this conference. Internet
Librarian 2000 provides an active forum for our excellent speakers to explore
the exciting range of issues and challenges facing information professionals
today.
Program Chair
Jane I. Dysart,
Dysart & Jones Associates
Organizing/Review Committee
Stephen Abram,
IHS Micromedia
Scott Brandt,
Purdue University Libraries
Pamela Cibbarelli,
Cibbarelli’s
Richard Geiger,
San Francisco Chronicle
Doris Helfer,
California State University
Walt Howe,
Delphi Internet Services
Richard Hulser,
IBM
Barbara Quint,
Editor-in-Chief, Searcher
Andy Breeding,
Compaq Computer Corporation
Ferdi Serim,
Editor, Multimedia Schools
Hope Tillman,
Babson College
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