In addition to the sessions publicised earlier, the Aston University and
Queen's University workshops will now also include a short talk and
demonstration by MIDAS of the JSTOR project.
There are still a few places left on the Aston Workshop, but please note
that today (Thursday) is the last day for bookings - please contact Andrea
Durbin of BIDS asap if you would like to attend.
Please note that the Bristol workshop is now closed.
Terry
On Mon, 17 Aug 1998, Terry Morrow wrote:
> BIDS AUTUMN WORKSHOPS 1998
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> BIDS will once again be running a series of workshops around the UK this
> Autumn. These workshops are designed for those who give support to BIDS
> users, whether from computing services or central library services or
> departmental libraries.
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> A number of new developments and services have been introduce recently or
> are planned for introduction over the next few months (including a
> simplified login process for all services, and the new INSPEC service),
> and this will be an opportunity for supporters to familiarise themselves
> with them, and to offer comment and feedback. The issue of the move of
> the "privatisation" of BIDS will also be covered, including the
> implications for future JICS-supported and other services.
>
> Although these workshops are intended primarily to cover the BIDS service,
> in the case of the London and Manchester workshops, we will be inviting a
> representative of the MIDAS service to give you a brief overview of
> developments taking place with their service. Similarly, at the Glasgow
> event, we will be inviting EDINA to give a short presentation.
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> Attendance at these workshops will be free to BIDS subscribers and
> refreshments and a light lunch will be provided. The format will be
> broadly similar to earlier BIDS events; registration and coffee at
> 10:00am, a presentation/demonstration starting at 10:30am, lunch,
> afternoon "hands-on" session, closing question-and-answer session with a
> finish no later than 3:30pm.
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> The following are the dates and venues:
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> Date Venue
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> Tuesday 8th September King's College, London
> Wednesday 9th September Manchester University
> Thursday 10th September Glasgow University
> Friday 11th September Bristol University
> Monday 14th September Aston University, Birmingham
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> Wednesday 21st October Queen's University, Belfast
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> Advance booking *is* required for these sessions. There are no strict
> rules about how many people from any one institution can attend, but
> numbers will be limited by the facilities available at each venue, and for
> this reason we reserve the right to restrict the numbers.
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> If possible, please offer us an alternative date/venue on the booking
> form. Also, if you book and then discover that you will be unable to
> attend, *please* let us know before the event so we may offer your place
> to someone else.
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> Complete the attached Booking Form as soon as possible and either e-mail
> (preferred) to Andrea Durbin, or print it off and post or fax it to us.
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> We will e-mail a booking confirmation, and if you give us a postal
> address, we will post you joining instructions.
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> Looking forward to meeting you all again soon.
>
> Terry
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> BIDS AUTUMN WORKSHOPS - 1998
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> Please complete the following and return by e-mail, post or fax to:
> Andrea Durbin
> BIDS - Bath Information & Data Services
> University of Bath
> BATH
> BA2 7AY
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> Tel: 01225 826267
> Fax: 01225 826283
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