Comments to: WebMaster.© 2002, Technical Services Special Interest Section.
Last modified: June 20, 2002.
URL: http://www.aallnet.org/sis/tssis/annualmeeting/2002/index.htm
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» TS-SIS Programs, Committee Meetings, and Roundtables
» Volunteers Needed at TS Display Table
» Session on AACR2 Serials Revisions
» Meeting of Law Library Aleph Users (ExLibris)
» Meeting of Law Library Voyager Users Group
This is a list of the TS-sponsored or co-sponsored educational programs being offered in Orlando during the 2002 Annual Meeting, along with the TS-SIS committee and roundtable meetings. Be sure to check the final program for the locations.
» Meeting: TS-SIS Executive Board 2001-2002
» TS/OBS/RIPS/CIS-SIS Joint Reception
» Roundtable: TS-SIS Management Issues
» Program: C2: Publication Patterns: Creating Connections in the Serials World
» Meeting: TS-SIS Business Meeting
» Meeting: TS-SIS Acquisitions Committee
» Roundtable: TS-SIS Heads of Cataloging in Large Law Libraries
» Meeting: TS-SIS Serials Committee
» Meeting: TS-SIS Cataloging and Classification Committee
» Meeting: TS-SIS Preservation Committee
» Roundtable: TS-SIS Cataloging and Classification Issues
» Roundtable: TS-SIS Heads of Technical Services
» Roundtable: TS-SIS Preservation and Binding
» Program: H1: Connecting with Law Publisher by a Licensing Agreement
» Roundtable: TS-SIS Acquisitions
» Meeting: TS-SIS TSLL Board
» Meeting: TS-SIS Executive Board 2002-2003
» Program: J3: How to Avoid 'Search Reopened' (co-sponsored with OBS-SIS)
» Program: K6: What I Learned About Preservation from Visits to 30 Law Libraries and How It Applies to You.
» Meeting: TS-SIS Education Committee
All meetings are open to observers, and the "roundtables" always welcome particpatory discussion among attendees. Please remember to check the daily Annual Meeting newspaper for any changes in the schedule or room locations.
For locations of all AALL Annual Meeting programs, meetings & events, see: http://www.aallnet.org/database/meeting_annual_programs.asp and http://www.aallnet.org/database/meeting_annual_events.asp.
Every year at the annual meeting, the Special Interest Sections, Chapters, etc., of AALL host tables in the activities section of the exhibit hall. The Technical Services Special Interest Section will have a display table and we need volunteers to staff the table for a few hours in order to answer questions that people visiting the table may have about the Technical Services Special Interest Section.
Volunteers are needed between the hours of 10 a.m.-5 p.m on Sunday, July 21; between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on Monday, July 22; and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Tuesday, July 23. A commitment of one or two hours will be greatly appreciated. It is also a fun way to interact with other AALL members.
To volunteer, contact Kate Pecarovich (UCLA Law Library) at pecarovi@law.ucla.edu.
A session about the revisions for continuing resources and integrating resources expected in the 2002 revision of AACR2 will take place during the time slot of the Cataloging and Classification Roundtable, Tuesday, July 23, 2002, from noon to 1:30 p.m. Discussed will be changes to how serials, integrating web sites and integrating loose-leafs are cataloged and tagged. The AACR2 revision should be published this summer, with implementation to begin in the fall. Richard Amelung, who has taught cataloging, will speak about the cataloging aspects, and Susan Goldner, AALL's representative to MARBI will speak about the changes to MARC tags to accommodate the revisions.
Nancy Poehlmann, Chair of the Cataloging and Classification Committee has graciously made this time available. Since this isn't a formal AALL program, it will be listed in the published program only as the Roundtable.
Originally posted to the TS electronic discussion list by Ellen C. Rappaport (erapp@mail.als.edu).
During the 95th Annual AALL Meeting and Conference there will be a first-ever gathering of Law Library Aleph users (ExLibris) on Wednesday, July 24, 2002, from 12:30-2:00 p.m. in Room 330(A) of the Orlando Convention Center. Mila Rush, University of Minnesota, will convene the group and moderate the discussion. It is anticipated that the meeting will begin with a round-robin report of system use levels and/or implementation status. The group may then break into smaller functional discussions. Please contact either Mila (m-rush@umn.edu or 612-625-0793) or Caitlin Robinson (caitlin-robinson@uiowa.edu or 319-335-9049) to identify any specific topics that you would like added to the agenda.
Please note that the meeting will not be listed in the final program, but it will appear in the newsletter that you receive in your registration packet.
Law Library Voyager User Group will meet during the AALL Annual Meeting on Saturday, July 20, 2002, from 11:00:00 a.m. - 3:00:00 p.m. at the Orlando Convention Center in Room 330 (C). See the LawVoyage website at http://law.pepperdine.edu/voyager/ for the agenda and more information.
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