Video of Reference and Resource Sharing Collette Mak 28 Feb 1996 17:11 UTC
This message is being cross-posted to collib-l, serialst, docdel-l, ill-l and publib-l. It was a great seminar and I'm delighted to let you know that the video is now available on ILL. -Collette Mak <makc@oclc.org> Videotape of OCLC Reference and Resource Sharing Seminar, Now Available The third in the series of The Future is Now seminars, the Convergence of Reference and Resource Sharing, is now available on video tape. To borrow a copy of the (2 hour 36 minute) videotape, send a PRISM ILL request for OCLC # 34259022 to the OCLC Information Center (holding symbol OCC). If you do not participate in PRISM ILL, send a request on an ALA ILL request form to: Information Center, OCLC, PO Box 7777, Dublin OH 43017-0702. Be sure to specify that you want: The Future is Now: The Convergence of Reference and Resource Sharing. There is no charge for borrowing the tape and you may duplicate borrowed tapes for your organization's use. OCLC will publish proceedings of the program, including speakers' papers, in printed form this spring. In addition, the proceedings will be available on OCLC's home page. [Http://www.oclc.org]. The agenda of the program, held in conjunction with ALA Midwinter 1996 in San Antonio on January 19 was as follows: Welcome Collette Mak, OCLC, Program Moderator Both a Borrower and a Lender Be Marshall Keys, NELINET, Inc. What role will libraries play in the move to access? What is the future of library cooperation and shared databases in an age of access? Technology Will Free Librarians to do....What? Fred Weingarten, ALA and CRA Even the inventors of technology can't always predict the ways it will be used. What is the impact of new technologies on libraries and librarians. The Virtual What? Suzanne Thorin, Library of Congress What do license agreements, intellectual property, Title 17, author's rights mean to the virtual library? Purchase Anxiety Shirley Baker, Washington University Ownership and access--how do we resolve the tension between the emphasis on access and the responsibilities of collection development? Introduction of reactors panel Tam Dalrymple, OCLC Reactor's Panel Glen Holt, St. Louis Public Library William Potter, University of Georgia Lee Ann George, Harvard University David Cohen, College of Charleston Panel Discussion and Question and Answer Session Interested in the rest of the series? -The Future is Now: the changing face of technical services OCLC # 2978544 -The Future is Now: reconciling change and continuity in authority control OCLC # 3353874