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I know that we're all (or mostly all) special librarians here, but I attended an academic library event that I think translates into our environment as well. Last week, I attended the Next Generation Academic Library System Symposium and hosted by VALE (Virtual Academic Library Environment of New Jersey). I wrote up summaries of the presentations for one of my other blogs and wanted to share the links with you all:
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Weird - reading this entry, it's like my presentation on Evergreen and the development progress on its acquisitions system never happened. You can find my own coverage of that presentation at http://coffeecode.net/
Posted by: Dan Scott | Monday, March 17, 2008 at 19:00
Dan,
I am so sorry! My battery was dead by that point and I didn't have enough notes to do the presentation justice. Thanks for the link - I'll include it on my other blogs as well!!!
Nicole
Posted by: Nicole Engard | Tuesday, March 18, 2008 at 04:08