From bogus@does.not.exist.com Tue Dec 6 21:10:20 2011 From: bogus@does.not.exist.com () Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2011 02:10:20 -0000 Subject: No subject Message-ID: Members of ISKO, students and unemployed: 70 Eurus. =20 =20 Information: =20 Jos=E9 Antonio Fr=EDas =20 Tlf. 34 923 294 580, ext. 3063 =20 Fax. 34 923 294 582 =20 E-mail: frias at usal.es =20 http://www.ugr.es/~isko =20 =20 =20 Postal address: =20 Universidad de Salamanca =20 Departamento de Biblioteconom=EDa y Documentaci=F3n =20 Francisco Vitoria, 6-16 =20 37008 Salamanca=20 Spain=20 =20 ############################################# Jos=E9 Antonio Fr=EDas Universidad de Salamanca Departamento de Biblioteconom=EDa y Documentaci=F3n Francisco Vitoria, 6-16 E-37008 Salamanca Tlf. 34-923 294 580 Fax 34-923 294 582 M=F3vil 678 730 536 C.e.: frias at usal.es ############################################# ------=_NextPart_000_0156_01C252E6.13816CC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

4th = INTERNATIONAL=20 COLLOQUIUM ON LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

 

6th = CONFERENCE OF THE=20 ISKO SPANISH CHAPTER

 

Salamanca, = 5-7 May=20 2003

 

 

 

        =20 The goal of this IV International Colloquium on Library and = Information=20 Science and VI Conference of the ISKO Spanish Chapter it is to think = about the=20 research trends and methodologies in knowledge organization (KO), their=20 paradigmatic and epistemological aspects, the ethical and social = conditions and=20 the diffusion of the results of the research. 

 

 

 

CALLS FOR=20 PAPERS  =

 

 

        =20 Under the motto "Trends of knowledge organization research", the = VI=20 Conference of the ISKO (International Society for Knowledge = Organization)=20 Spanish Chapter and IV International Colloquium on Library and = Information=20 Science invites all interested people to participate actively with oral=20 papers.

 

        =20 The program of the Conference will include speechs, papers and = round=20 tables, framed in the following scientific = sections:

 

1. Trends=20 of knowledge representation research. =20

2. Trends=20 in the research oriented to the improvement of user's interface. 

3. Trends=20 of research in information retrieval systems.

4.=20 Epistemological foundations of the knowledge organization (KO) = research. 

5. The=20 linguistic paradigm in KO research. =20

6. The=20 cognitive paradigm in KO research. =20

7. The=20 physical paradigm in KO research. =20

8.=20 Methodologies, methods and techniques of =20 data collection and analysis in KO research. =

9. The=20 investigation oriented to the making decisions in KO. 

10. KO=20 research environment. =20

11. The KO=20 in the digital environment.

12.=20 Ethical, social and sociological aspects of the KO research. 

13.=20 Scientific communication and diffusion of the KO research. 

 

Proposals=20 of papers

 

        =20 People interested in presenting a papers in the VI Conference of=20 ISKO-Spain they will prepare a complete text that will be subjected to = revision,=20 for their later publication by the University of=20 Salamanca.

 

        =20 The proposals of papers will be evaluated by the Scientific = Committee of=20 the Conference that it will decide on their admission in function of the = adaptation, relevance, quality, originality and clarity of the = works. 

 

 

Important=20 dates:  =

 

15=20 September 2002: Limit date for the sending of abstracts of the = communications=20 to:  =

           &nbs= p;      =20        =20 frias at usal.es =20

 

15 October=20 2002: Notification to the authors of the provisional acceptance and = application=20 of the complete text of the communications. 

 

17 November=20 2002: Limit date for the presentation of the complete text of the=20 communications. This version is considered pre-definitive and it is the = one that=20 will be subjected to evaluation.  =

 

15 December=20 2002: Remission to the authors of the comments of the Scientific = Committee on=20 the sent texts. =20

 

14 January=20 2003: Limit date so that the authors send the definitive version in = which they=20 will keep in mind the proposals of improvement of the Scientific = Committee. 

 

 

Guidelines 

 

        =20 The abstracts. (of 500 to 1000 extension words) they will include = a=20 headline with the title of the communication, and the name and full = address=20 (postal address, telephone, fax and electronic mail) of all the authors, = with=20 indication of who he/she will carry out the oral presentation. Insofar = as=20 possible, they should include the objectives, the methodology and the = results.=20 The sending is recommended by electronic mail in Word or RTF (indicating = ISKO in=20 the field of the subject) to the following address: frias at usal.es. 

 

        =20 The language of the conference will be the Spanish although = they=20 will be been able to admit papers in languages different to the = Spanish.=20 English-Spanish interpretation service will exist during the celebration = of the=20 conference.  =

 

        =20 All the accepted papers will be exposed in the Conference, for = what at=20 least one of the authors will be inscribed in enough advance. The = maximum time=20 of explanation of the papers will be of 15 minutes. 

 

        =20 The norms for the presentation of the accepted papers will be = send to the=20 authors when they are communicated the decision of the Scientific=20 Committee.  =

 

 

Advance of=20 program (provisional) =20

 

 

Monday 5=20 May:  =

 

9-9,30 h.:=20 Registration and documentation pick up. =20

9,30-10 h.:=20 Conference opening addresses

10-11,30=20 h.: Speech  =

11,30-12=20 h.: Coffe-break. =20

12-14 h.:=20 Papers (2 parallel sessions). =20

16-17,30=20 h.: Speech.  =

17,30-18=20 h.: Coffe-break. =20

18-20 h.:=20 Round Table: "The harmonization of the subject access in a multing=FCe = state=20 " 

20 h.:=20 Visit to the city of Salamanca.

 

Tuesday 6=20 May:  =

 

10-11,30=20 h.: Speech.  =

11,30-12=20 h.: Coffe-break

12-14 h.:=20 Papers (2 parallel sessions)

16-17,30=20 h.: Speech.  =

17,30-18=20 h.: Coffe-break

18-20 h.: I=20 Meeting of University Professors of Knowledge Organization. 

20 h.:=20 ISKO-Spain General Assembly. =20

22 h.:=20 Dinner offered to the assistants to the Conference. 

 

 

Wednesday 7=20 May:  =

 

10-11,30=20 h.: Speech.  =

11,30-12=20 h.: Coffe-break. =20

12-14 h.:=20 Papers (2 parallel sessions)

16-17,30=20 h.: Speech  =

17,30-18=20 h.: Coffe-break =20

18-20 h.:=20 Homage to the Dra. Emilia Curr=E1s. =20

20 h.:=20 Conference closure. =20

 

 

Conference=20 venue

University=20 of Salamanca

Facultad = de=20 Traducci=F3n y Documentaci=F3n =20

Francisco=20 Vitoria, 6-16 =20

37008=20 Salamanca

Spain

 

 

Registration 

http://www.usal.es/precurext 

150=20 vacancies

Inscription=20 fees:  =

Until to=20 15th of February, 2003: Ordinary fee: 90 Eurus. 

Members of=20 ISKO, students and unemployed: 60 Eurus. =20

From=20 February, 15 , 2003: Ordinary fee: 120 Eurus. 

Members of=20 ISKO, students and unemployed: 70 Eurus. =20

 

Information: 

Jos=E9=20 Antonio Fr=EDas =20

Tlf. 34=20 923 294 580, ext. 3063 =20

Fax. 34 923=20 294 582  =

E-mail:=20 frias at usal.es =20

http://www.ugr.es/~isko 

 

 

Postal=20 address:  =

Universidad de=20 Salamanca  =

Departamento de=20 Biblioteconom=EDa y Documentaci=F3n =20

Francisco = Vitoria,=20 6-16  =

37008=20 Salamanca

Spain 

 

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Jos=E9 Antonio = Fr=EDas
Universidad de Salamanca
Departamento de Biblioteconom=EDa = y=20 Documentaci=F3n
Francisco Vitoria, 6-16
E-37008 Salamanca
Tlf. = 34-923 294=20 580
Fax 34-923 294 582
M=F3vil 678 730 536
C.e.: frias at usal.es
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------=_NextPart_000_0156_01C252E6.13816CC0-- From bogus@does.not.exist.com Tue Dec 6 21:10:20 2011 From: bogus@does.not.exist.com () Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2011 02:10:20 -0000 Subject: No subject Message-ID: "In the proceedings we will only have titles and abstracts. But, we will want to be able to link to your final from the web site, which constitutes electronic publication, so yes, we would like a copyright release. That = way we can give you the visibility you want. And I think you will find that although we are referring to it as a copyright release, it's pretty liberal and basically just gives us the = right to publish, you retain ownership." ************************************************************ The form can be found at: http://www.asis.org/Conferences/AM04/PermissionSlipAuthorAgreement.pdf Many pleases and thank you's. S.Miksa Chair, HFIS Shawne D. Miksa, Ph.D. Assistant Professor School of Library and Information Sciences University of North Texas office 940-565-3560 fax 940-565-3101 From furner at gseis.ucla.edu Wed Dec 7 14:10:32 2011 From: furner at gseis.ucla.edu (Jonathan Furner) Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 11:10:32 -0800 Subject: [Sighfis-l] iConference 2012 program available; early registration deadline Dec. 15 Message-ID: <61F2E654-8660-464B-90CA-BC9BC8565777@gseis.ucla.edu> iConference 2012 Culture ? Design ? Society Feb. 7-10, 2012 Toronto, Canada The program for iConference 2012 has been posted online: http://www.ischools.org/iConference12/2012index/ The iConference is an annual gathering of a broad spectrum of scholars and researchers from around the world who share a common concern about critical information issues in contemporary society. The iConference pushes the boundaries of information studies, explores core concepts and ideas, and creates new technological and conceptual configurations?all situated in interdisciplinary discourses. This year?s program includes: ? Keynote addresses by Ron Deibert and Geoffery Nunberg ? 53 Papers ? 96 Posters ? 20 Alternative Events ? 9 Workshops ? 2 Installations ? A Doctoral Colloquium ? An Early-Career Colloquium ? A gala Awards Banquet ? Welcome and farewell receptions Sample topics at iConference 2012 include: ? Cyberinfrastructure ? Aural culture ? Social media and elections ? Human Values ? Ethics and policy ? Digital humanities ? Infrastructure studies ? Data curation ? Interaction design ? Material relations ? Design research ? Crowdsourcing ? Categorization and classification ? Social network analysis ? Digital materialities ? Visual culture ? Information behaviour ? Web metrics ? Creative information practice ? ICTs in organizations ? Sociotechnical research ? Network surveillance ? Dating research ? and much, much more? More information about attending the conference, including early registration rates and our special conference hotel room block, can be found here: http://www.ischools.org/iConference12/2012index The iConference series is presented by the iSchools organization (http://www.ischools.org), a worldwide collective of 33 Information Schools dedicated to advancing the information field, and preparing students to meet the information challenges of the 21st Century. iConference 2012 is hosted by the Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto. Presenting Sponsors include the National Science Foundation and Microsoft Research. Additional support provided by Emerald Group Publishing and Morgan & Claypool Publishers. iConference 2012 7-10 February, 2012 Toronto, Ontario, Canada http://www.ischools.org/iConference12/2012index/ Hashtag: #iconf12 ------------------- From BOBWILL at mailbox.sc.edu Fri Dec 9 15:35:43 2011 From: BOBWILL at mailbox.sc.edu (WILLIAMS, ROBERT) Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2011 20:35:43 +0000 Subject: [Sighfis-l] The ASIST History Fund: year end appeal Message-ID: <017E1E8EE0E8524888DC1DEAABCBACC508FB36@CAE145EMBP04.ds.sc.edu> As you contemplate your tax year end I hope you will remember to include a donation to the ASIST History Fund, which is tax deductible. The Fund is now around $17,000 and the Advisory Board is making good use of the funds by supporting historical research in IS. All sizes of donations are very welcome. If you make a donation make your check payable to the ASIST History Fund and send directly to Dick Hill at ASIST headquarters. Thanks and happy holidays and a great beginning to 2012, the 75th year of ASIST! Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Prof., Emeritus School of Library and Information Science University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29208 Ph: 803-777-2324 E-mail: bobwill at sc.edu Home Web page: http://www.libsci.sc.edu/bob/frontpg.htm -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mail.asis.org/pipermail/sighfis-l/attachments/20111209/e3b9daa7/attachment.html From furner at gseis.ucla.edu Sun Dec 18 17:23:54 2011 From: furner at gseis.ucla.edu (Jonathan Furner) Date: Sun, 18 Dec 2011 14:23:54 -0800 Subject: [Sighfis-l] CFP: What is LIS? Message-ID: Forwarded message: > CALL FOR PAPERS > > What is LIS? > > The National Graduate School of Information Sciences and Libraries (?cole nationale sup?rieure des sciences de l?information et des biblioth?ques--ENSSIB) located in Lyon, France is planning to create a new scholarly journal in its areas of expertise. > > Each number of this new journal will include a thematic section. For the first issue the theme will be an investigation of the question: ?What is library and information science?? > > In the English speaking world the term ?library and information science? is widely used in titles of publications and as the name of an academic discipline; in addition LIS serves to designate schools and departments as well as diplomas, and specialized library collections. > > In Europe, and especially in France, the domain of LIS is less well defined. Twenty years ago, in 1992, the phrase ?information sciences? was added to the name of the National Graduate Library School of France (l?Ecole nationale sup?rieure des biblioth?ques ?ENSB) when it was transformed into an institution of higher education that integrated research with professional training. Thus the term ?Information sciences and libraries? came into being. But what exactly does that phrase cover? Does it include all the specializations covered at l?ENSSIB: information science and communication on the one hand, and historical study on the other? Is it understood in Europe as being solely a field of professional training for future librarians, or has it also become a field for scholarly research? > > For the first number of the ENSSIB journal we are seeking proposals that attempt to define and document the history of library and information science**. Authors should submit their proposals of no more than 1,000 words by January 15th. Authors whose proposals are accepted should plan to submit their completed manuscripts by June 1, 2012. > > The editor will be Rapha?le Mouren who serves as a professor (Ma?tre de conf?rences) at the > University de Lyon-ENSSIB. Submissions can be in English or French and may concern how LIS has been defined in any country or geographic area. > > Send proposals by email or FAX > > Email : raphaele.mouren at enssib.fr Fax : +33 (0)4 72 44 43 44 >