School of
Information Management & Systems
Previously School of Library & Information Studies
296a-1
Seminar: Information Access.
("The Friday Afternoon Seminar")
Schedule - Spring 2005.
Fridays 3-5. 107 South Hall.
Summaries of presentations.
Jan 21: Introduction to the Seminar & Introductions
Jan 28: Clifford LYNCH:
Heritage Stewardship: Personal Collections, Personal Storage.
Feb 4: Judson KING, CSHE:
Academic Change and the Information Age.
Feb 11: Ray LARSON and others: Organizing Places, Periods, and Persons.
Feb 18: David S.H. ROSENTHAL, Chief Scientist, &
Victoria REICH, Director, LOCKSS Program, Stanford University Libraries:
Electronic Collections and the Future of Libraries.
Feb 25: Michael BUCKLAND: Theorizing "Information";
Clifford LYNCH: Personal Information Management.
Mar 4: Ricky ERWAY, Merrilee PROFFITT & Günter WAIBEL,
RLG:
Unifying and Delivering Digital Assets for Classroom Use.
Mar 11: Nancy VAN HOUSE: The Social Uses of Personal Photos
(and New Photographic Technologies)
Mar 18: Marc DAVIS: Mobile Media Metadata:
The Future of Mobile Imaging.
Mar 25: No seminar - Spring recess.
Apr 1: Dan GREENSTEIN, California Digital Library:
After Google Scholar What? Future Directions for the Academic Library.
Apr 8: Barbara ROSARIO: Natural Language Processing in Bioinformatics: Uncovering
Semantic Relations.
Apr 15: Taeck-soo CHUN, Academy of Korean Studies:
The Korean Indigenous Local Cultures and
Korean Economic Development in a Global Age.
Fabio CRESTANI, Univ. of Strathclyde, Glasgow:
Information-retrieval-based automatic ontology population.
Apr 22: Peter MONFORE: Blogging and the Internet.
AnnaLee SAXENIAN: New Directions for SIMS.
Apr 29: Geoffrey BOWKER, U. of Santa Clara: Memory Practices in the Sciences.
May 6: No seminar meeting.
The seminar will resume in the Fall semester on Sept 2.
Spring 2005 summaries.
Fall 2004 schedule
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Fall 2005 schedule
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