2007 Annual Research Forum

Please join us for the 2007 Annual LAUNC-CH Research Forum to hear the latest results on current LIS research and to learn more about exciting new programs and collaborative projects going on in area libraries. This year's Forum will be held on Wednesday, May 23rd from 1pm to 4pm in the Pleasants Family Room of the Wilson Library. Refreshments will be served.

Papers

• Creating Online Learning Objects to Illustrate North Carolina's Past
  Dayna N. Durbin & Jenny McCraw, UNC Chapel Hill School of Information and Library Science


• Alternatives to Licensing: The NISO SERU Initiative
  Selden D. Lamoureux, UNC Chapel Hill University Library


• Using WorldCat Collection Analysis Data to Indicate Strengths and Interpreting the Results
  Luke Swindler, UNC Chapel Hill University Library


• Assessing a Student-Focused Learning Commons
  Joe M. Williams, North Carolina State University Library

Posters

• Archiving Scientific Literature through the Digitization of the Journal of the North Carolina Academy of Science.
  William R. Burk, Kari Kozak, Tim Shearer, Mary Katherine Barnes, Gregory P. Copenhaver, UNC Chapel Hill.


• "Who is Irma?" Reshaping the Library's Identity through Play
  Amy Harris & Lynda Kellam, UNC Greensboro


• Library Article Linker: Improving access to licensed resources one link at a time.
  Josh Boyer & Tito Sierra, North Carolina State University


• New My Library Services: My Course Reserves and My Alerts
  Shirley Rodgers & Karen Ciccone, North Carolina State University


• New York Academy of Medicine Collection of International Medical Theses: Finding Treasures in the Grime
  Barbara R. Tysinger & Diane McKenzie, UNC-Chapel Hill


• Talking History: A Digital Oral Histories Project
  Todd Cooper, UNC-Chapel Hill


• Creating a Pilot Ingest Survey
  Jewel Ward, UNC-Chapel Hill


• North Carolina Biographical and Historical Information Online: Building Resources through Community
  Katherine M Wisser, UNC-Chapel Hill


• The Information Seeking Behavior of Distance Education Students.
  Amy J. Thompson, UNC-Chapel Hill


• Information Economics and Scholarly Communication as Instructional Strategies for Information Literacy
  Scott Warren & Kim Duckett, North Carolina State University

The Research Forum is organized by the LAUNC-CH Professional Development Committee. If you have any questions, please contact:

Jim Ovitt, Chair
CB# 3922, Davis Library
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
919-962-1151
jim_ovitt@unc.edu

Comments or questions: Tim Shearer
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This page was last updated Monday, October 22, 2007.