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Subject:

MEETING VENUE CHANGE: Raising the LIS profile in your organisation

From:

Nigel Robinson <[log in to unmask]>

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Nigel Robinson <[log in to unmask]>

Date:

Fri, 3 Aug 2001 14:44:10 +0100

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Apologies for cross posting:

Due to unforeseen circumstances at the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons we
are no longer able to hold the UKOLUG AGM and One Day Conference at that venue.

The new venue is: The Library Association
                               7 Ridgmount Street
                               LONDON
                               WC1E 7AE

All other details, as given in the One Day Conference flyer posted to this list
and in the the AGM Supplement issued with the UKOLUG Newsletter Volume 12 issue
number 4 (July/August), remain the same, i.e.

If you have already reserved a place at the One Day Conference you will shortly
receive full registration details, map and an invoice.

Please contact Christine Baker ([log in to unmask]) if you have any
questions.
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Details of meeting:

UKOLUG 2001 One Day Conference & Annual General Meeting

Exploiting Content: Raising the LIS Profile in the Informed Organisation
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Horseferry Road, London
26th September 2001, 09.00-16.30

Everywhere you look on the web today libraries, commercial organisations, 
voluntary organisations, government departments etc. have online newsletters,
bulletins, publications of all sorts designed to deliver information, guidance,
 news, etc. to their users.  This is a service that all LIS professionals need
to know about, and must provide or contribute to, in order to raise the LIS
profile.  LIS professionals need to be at the heart of keeping their
organisation and its users informed.

This meeting will cover the basics of the whole process of publishing and 
disseminating an online newsletter - finding easy access to sources of content,
 building intra-organisational links to acquire material, storing and managing
content, important issues relating to writing and editing, the basics of
publishing using DTP software (including incorporating graphics), via the web
and in PDF format.

Other ways of raising the profile of the LIS (such as setting up and managing a
 web bulletin board; intranets; portals etc) will be highlighted in the final
session.

The packed Programme gives a full overview of issues involved and provides a
framework for action back in your own organisation.

**PROGRAMME**

09.00-09.30 Registration and Coffee

PART 1:         Getting Content
09.30   Current Awareness Sources in the Sciences
09.55   Current Awareness Sources in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
10.20   Cross-Disciplinary Current Awareness Sources
10.45   Tapping in to Organisational Sources of Content
11.10   Coffee

PART 2: Managing Content
11.30   Storing Content (DBMS, bibliographic software etc.)
11.50   Issues in Editing
12.15   Keeping It Legal - A Few Issues to Bear in Mind

12.30   Lunch
13.15   UKOLUG AGM

PART 3: Design and Publication Issues
14.00   Designing and Publishing a Newsletter using DTP Software: The Basics of
Working with Text and Graphics
15.00   Case Study
15.30   Afternoon Tea
15.50   Other Ways of Raising the LIS Profile
16.30   Close

**COST**
£50 (+VAT) for member and non members.
UKOLUG members wishing to attend the AGM only, can do so and are welcome to
join delegates and committee members for lunch free of charge
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**BOOKING FORM**

Please complete and return this form, by 19th September 2001, to Christine
Baker, The Old Chapel, Walden, West Burton, Leyburn, N. Yorkshire DL8 4LE.
Tel. & Fax 01969 663749.  Email: [log in to unmask]

* I will attend the full day
* I require lunch and AGM only  (UKOLUG members)

Name(s)........................................................................


Organisation.................................................................

Address........................................................................


...............................................................................


................................................................................


Post Code......................................

Tel. No ........................................

Email .......................................................................

*I am/am not a member of UKOLUG

*I enclose a cheque for  . . . . . . . .  made payable to UK Online User Group
*Please invoice me/my organisation

(* please delete as necessary)

For full day attendees, a cancellation fee of £15.00 + VAT is payable.
No refunds after 19th September 2001.
Please specify any special dietary requirements


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