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SIG SM Competition Award Recipients 2023

By SIG-SM Webmaster | October 21, 2024 | Comments Off on SIG SM Competition Award Recipients 2023

Awards Recipients 2023 Winners of the 2023 SIG-SM Paper Competition Runner Up 2023 SIG-SM Paper Competition Honorable Mention 2023 Research Competition SIG-SM Purpose of the Award This award is a lifetime achievement award that recognizes sustained contributions to and/or achievements in the field of information science and/or the professions in which it is practiced. Such…

ISO/DIS 16687 Impact assessment for museums

By SC Webmaster | September 26, 2024 | Comments Off on ISO/DIS 16687 Impact assessment for museums

Voted YES with Comments ; on ISO/DIS 16687 Impact assessment for museums Description: This document defines and describes methods for measuring and assessing the impact of museums on individuals and on society. The methods described can be used for identifying areas of influence of museums and their services, and for reporting such influence to stakeholders…

Z39.96-202x JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite (1.4)

By SC Webmaster | September 26, 2024 | Comments Off on Z39.96-202x JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite (1.4)

Voted YES on Z39.96-202x JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite (1.4) Description: The purpose of the NISO Journal Article Tag Suite (NISO JATS) standard is to define a suite of XML elements and attributes that describes the content and metadata of journal articles—including research and non-research articles, letters, editorials, book and product reviews—with the intent of…

President’s Column, September 2024

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024 | Comments Off on President’s Column, September 2024
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“As for the future, your task is not to foresee it, but to enable it.”  – Antoine de Saint Exupery (1900-1944)    Autumn brings the fruition of our hard work over the past several months.  I’d like thank our ASIS&T team led by Lydia Middleton for progressing the work of the Association and for all…

From Your Executive Director, September 2024

By lydmiddleton1 | September 17, 2024 | Comments Off on From Your Executive Director, September 2024

Dear Colleagues, What an exciting time it has been here at ASIS&T Central! Today I had the pleasure of orienting our new incoming Board Members, Lu An and Timothy Dickey, and immediately after that we had the ASIS&T President’s Lecture with David Lankes. What a great presentation that was! At the end he issues a…

Governance Update, September 2024

By lydmiddleton1 | September 17, 2024 | Comments Off on Governance Update, September 2024

The Board of Directors met on July 29, 2024 via Zoom. In attendance were; Crystal Fulton, PhD (President); Ian Ruthven, PhD (President-Elect); Abebe Rorissa, PhD (Past-President); Chris Cunningham, PhD, (Treasurer); Joan Bartlett, PhD; Maria Bonn, PhD; Tina Du, PhD; Bhakti Gala, PhD; Lisa Hussey, PhD; Aylen Imeri, PhD; Luanne Sinnamon, PhD; and Lydia Middleton, MBA,…

2024 ASIS&T President’s Lecture

By lydmiddleton1 | September 17, 2024 | Comments Off on 2024 ASIS&T President’s Lecture

Demons, Determinism, and Divining the Future of Information Science Download Lecture Download Slides

New Members of ARIST Editorial Board Announced

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024 | Comments Off on New Members of ARIST Editorial Board Announced

Lisa Given, PhD, Editor-in-Chief of the Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST) is pleased to announce the appointment of several new ARIST Editorial Board members. The Board includes experts drawn from around the globe and across the disciplines of information science, computing science, and technology studies. ARIST’s mandate is to be inclusive of…

Member Spotlight: Catherine Dumas

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024 | Comments Off on Member Spotlight: Catherine Dumas

In each issue of Inside ASIS&T, we feature a different member to discuss ASIS&T and the field of information science and technology. Please contact Pamela Yonker if you would like to be featured as a Member Spotlight. Catherine Dumas, PhD Visiting Assistant Professor Director UX & Immersive Technologies Lab Co-Faculty Advisor ASIS&T Student Chapter Information Sciences &…

2024 Annual Meeting News, September 2024

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024 | Comments Off on 2024 Annual Meeting News, September 2024

We are just weeks out from the 2024 Annual Meeting in Calgary, AB, Canada. It looks like we will have another record attendance – with more than 450 people registered for the event already. We would love to see you there, and we hope you are planning to attend! Visit the Annual Meeting website or…

SIG SM Competition Award Recipients 2023

By SIG-SM Webmaster | October 21, 2024

Awards Recipients 2023 Winners of the 2023 SIG-SM Paper Competition Runner Up 2023 SIG-SM Paper Competition Honorable Mention 2023 Research Competition SIG-SM Purpose of the Award This award is a lifetime achievement award that recognizes sustained contributions to and/or achievements in the field of information science and/or the professions in which it is practiced. Such…

ISO/DIS 16687 Impact assessment for museums

By SC Webmaster | September 26, 2024

Voted YES with Comments ; on ISO/DIS 16687 Impact assessment for museums Description: This document defines and describes methods for measuring and assessing the impact of museums on individuals and on society. The methods described can be used for identifying areas of influence of museums and their services, and for reporting such influence to stakeholders…

Z39.96-202x JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite (1.4)

By SC Webmaster | September 26, 2024

Voted YES on Z39.96-202x JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite (1.4) Description: The purpose of the NISO Journal Article Tag Suite (NISO JATS) standard is to define a suite of XML elements and attributes that describes the content and metadata of journal articles—including research and non-research articles, letters, editorials, book and product reviews—with the intent of…

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President’s Column, September 2024

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024

“As for the future, your task is not to foresee it, but to enable it.”  – Antoine de Saint Exupery (1900-1944)    Autumn brings the fruition of our hard work over the past several months.  I’d like thank our ASIS&T team led by Lydia Middleton for progressing the work of the Association and for all…

From Your Executive Director, September 2024

By lydmiddleton1 | September 17, 2024

Dear Colleagues, What an exciting time it has been here at ASIS&T Central! Today I had the pleasure of orienting our new incoming Board Members, Lu An and Timothy Dickey, and immediately after that we had the ASIS&T President’s Lecture with David Lankes. What a great presentation that was! At the end he issues a…

Governance Update, September 2024

By lydmiddleton1 | September 17, 2024

The Board of Directors met on July 29, 2024 via Zoom. In attendance were; Crystal Fulton, PhD (President); Ian Ruthven, PhD (President-Elect); Abebe Rorissa, PhD (Past-President); Chris Cunningham, PhD, (Treasurer); Joan Bartlett, PhD; Maria Bonn, PhD; Tina Du, PhD; Bhakti Gala, PhD; Lisa Hussey, PhD; Aylen Imeri, PhD; Luanne Sinnamon, PhD; and Lydia Middleton, MBA,…

2024 ASIS&T President’s Lecture

By lydmiddleton1 | September 17, 2024

Demons, Determinism, and Divining the Future of Information Science Download Lecture Download Slides

New Members of ARIST Editorial Board Announced

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024

Lisa Given, PhD, Editor-in-Chief of the Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST) is pleased to announce the appointment of several new ARIST Editorial Board members. The Board includes experts drawn from around the globe and across the disciplines of information science, computing science, and technology studies. ARIST’s mandate is to be inclusive of…

Member Spotlight: Catherine Dumas

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024

In each issue of Inside ASIS&T, we feature a different member to discuss ASIS&T and the field of information science and technology. Please contact Pamela Yonker if you would like to be featured as a Member Spotlight. Catherine Dumas, PhD Visiting Assistant Professor Director UX & Immersive Technologies Lab Co-Faculty Advisor ASIS&T Student Chapter Information Sciences &…

2024 Annual Meeting News, September 2024

By pyonker@asist.org | September 17, 2024

We are just weeks out from the 2024 Annual Meeting in Calgary, AB, Canada. It looks like we will have another record attendance – with more than 450 people registered for the event already. We would love to see you there, and we hope you are planning to attend! Visit the Annual Meeting website or…

The Patriot Act and Its Implications for Libraries

By COASIST Webmaster | July 16, 2002

Judge Charles Schneider of Columbus Municipal Court WHERE: Kilgour Auditorium at OCLC WHEN: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 6:30 – 7:00 – Refreshments 7:00 – 8:30 – Program

The Ohio Memory Project: Building an Online Scrapbook of Ohio History

By COASIST Webmaster | May 14, 2002

CO-ASIS&T Annual Meeting and Luncheon Laurie Gemmill Ohio Memory Project Manager Ohio Historical Society The Ohio Memory Project staff has been working with more than 250 libraries, museums, archives, and historical societies across the state to create a virtual collection of primary source materials. Acting as a single point of access to historical documents and…

Functions of Metadata Schemas and Content Markup Languages for Knowledge Representation in Digital Collections

By COASIST Webmaster | April 8, 2002

Dr. Marcia Zeng Associate Professor of Library and Information Science Kent State University Metadata schemas for resource description such as Dublin Core and LOM (Learning Object Metadata) and domain specific markup languages such as MatML (Materials Property Data Markup Language) or CML (Chemical Markup Language) have evolved dramatically during the last five years. Much of…

What are the Major Challenges Facing Libraries of the 21st Century?

By COASIST Webmaster | March 6, 2002

Joseph J. Branin Director of Libraries, The Ohio State University As we move away from traditional print resources toward the digital library of the future, how do we forsee and manage the changes ahead? At OSU, Mr. Branin provides leadership for one of the largest university library systems in the nation. In addition to overseeing…

Cooperative Reference Service and AskERIC

By COASIST Webmaster | January 30, 2002

PAULA RUMBAUGH of OCLC will discuss the Cooperative Reference Service being developed by OCLC in cooperation with the Library of Congress and several other library groups. She will demonstrate the service from both the patron and librarian side. and JUDY WAGNER of ERIC will talk about the AskERIC service from both the Clearinghouse and user…

CLEVNET’s New “Know It Now” Program: An Around the Clock Online Reference Service

By COASIST Webmaster | September 18, 2001

Kristen Pool Shaker Heights Public Library What is KnowItNow? A unique 24×7 reference service with interactive chat and co-browsing 12 libraries in the CLEVNET system using LSSI* An all-librarian all-the-time public service Training in internet and database use from a librarian Hundreds of answers provided each week since the beginning of June *Library Systems and…

The Structure of Medical Informatics

By COASIST Webmaster | July 24, 2001

Speaker: Ted Morris Assistant Professor Kent State University School of Library & Information Science/Columbus Campus What is “Medical Informatics”? Is it more than simply “The use of computers in medicine?” What areas of research, practice, and education does Medical Informatics touch, and which touch it? Who needs to know more about Medical Informatics, and why?…

The Handheld Electronic Book in Historica Perspective

By COASIST Webmaster | May 15, 2001

CO-ASIS&T Annual Meeting and Luncheon Speaker: Martin Jamison Head Information Services at the Education, Human Ecology, Psychology and Social work Library, The Ohio State University The handheld electronic book may represent the latest successful stage in the historical process of text-form evolution. A review of that process demonstrates how today’s e-book takes its place in…

The User’s Perspective on Intellectual Property

By COASIST Webmaster | March 23, 2001

Learn how some forms of creativity, such as original data, inventions, discoveries, processes and unique materials are protected either under common law or by statutes. Topics and Speakers: Copyright Care and Maintenance (Trisha Davis, OSU Libraries) © 2001 Steven J. McDonald (Steven McDonald, OSU Legal Affairs) OCLC Kilgour Building 6565 Frantz Road Dublin, Ohio

All About CORC (Cooperative Online Resource Catalog)

By COASIST Webmaster | November 21, 2000

Are you tired of thrashing around in the Web swamp? CORC is one solution to the problem! Libraries can use CORC to identify, select, catalog, maintain, and access Web resources. Come to this CO-ASIST program to learn about: The background on CORC–what, why, and OCLC’s vision for its future (Sharon Bosarge, OCLC) The public-service aspects…

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Porrexerat mutatas ita campos caelum viseret locoque rudis. Homini tollere aer caeli acervo. Occiduo onus origo zonae iapeto inminet nulli elementaque.Deducite usu montibus igni tegit dixere campoque quem nulli.

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