[Nathan Robertson <nate@jh...>]

While not specifically Open Source, standards certainly support OSS
initiatives, so the community might be interested in the NISO/TESLA
program on current projects implementing emerging standards.  Four
speakers will discuss projects usign NCIP, Shibboleth, OpenURL, and METS.

Sun 16th from 2-4 at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Hanover Room C/D.


http://www.niso.org/news/releases/pr-niso-annl-mtg-ala.html

- Nathan

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 N.D.M. Robertson                         nate@...
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On Sun, 9 Jun 2002 Gordon Paynter wrote:

> Here are the ALA "open source highlights" that I know of; all are
> organized by LITA.  Have I missed anything?
>
> Fri 14th,  9:00-5:30  Preconference:Working with Open Source Software
>
> Sat 15th,  2:00-4:00  Open Source Systems IG (Business Meeting)
>
> Sun 16th, 10:30-12:00 Major Open Source WEB Finding Tools and Digital
>                       Library Systems for Librarians
>
> Sun 16th,  1:30-3:30  Automate your Library for Under $1000
>
> Mon 17th, 8:30-10:00  Building the My Portal Experience:
>                       User-Customized Interfaces
>