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The24thAnnualConference
Ankara,TurkeyJune2-5,2003

IATUL 2003

LibrariesandEducationintheNetworkedInformationEnvironment

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CALL FOR PAPERS AND POSTERS

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Invited Speakers (in alphabetical order)

David BALL, Bournemouth University, UK
	Beware publishers bearing gifts: Why the "big deal" is a bad deal for universities

Julia BLIXRUD , Association of Research Libraries, USA
	Assessing Library Performance: New Measures, Methods, and Models

Deb deBRUIJN, University of Ottawa, Canada
	Ever Widening Circles: Managing Library Consortia, Managing Change

Alan BUNDY, University of South Australia, Australia
	Changing the paradigm: Libraries, Education and Networking

Alex BYRNE, University of Technology, Australia
	Digital libraries: barriers or gateways to scholarly information?

Paola GARGIULO, CIBER, Italy
	Cooperative Digital Reference in Europe: where are we going?

Egbert GERRYTS, University of Pretoria, South Africa
	Managing library transformation to meet the challence of a new era

Maria A.M. HEIJNE, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
	DARE to keep e-material ready for the future!

Warren HOLDER, University of Toronto, Canada
	There Is Something About Electronic Resources

C.R. KARISIDDAPPA, Karnatak University, Dharwad
	Education And Training For Information Empowerment Specialists In The Networked Society : Indian Experience

David KOHL , University of Cincinnati, USA
	Electronic Theses and Dissertations: The Promise and Problems of Library Repositories

Norbert LOSSAU, Bielefeld University, Germany
	Decreasing resources - new services for university libraries?

David C. PROSSER, SPARC Europe, UK
	The Next Information Revolution - Can Institutional Repositories and Self-archiving Transform Scholarly Communications?

Hans ROES, Tilburg University, The Netherlands
	E-learning and libraries: trends and opportunities

Diann RUSCH-FEJA, International University Bremen, Germany
	The Open Archives Initiative and its Impact on Universities and Scholarly Publishing

Graham WALTON, Northumbria University, UK
	Assessing the hybrid university library: addressing diverse agendas through effective and efficient approaches

Ian H. WITTEN, University of Waikato, New Zealand
	Browsing around a digital library

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