JISC Joint Programmes Meeting

De Vere Grand Hotel, Brighton

6 and 7 July 2004

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This page should be used to book the parallel sessions you wish to attend. You should read the abstracts of the sessions and then enter select the sessions you wish to attend.

Please note that most of the sessions are restricted to 20 or 25 participants, so we will not be able to guarantee that everyone will get their first choice.

Draft Agenda details: July 6 and July 7

Personal Details

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Will you be attending the conference dinner (Tues 6th)?
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Session Choices

Please indicated your choices for the parallel sessions from the list below.

Parallel session A: Delegates will attend the meeting that is particular to their programme.

Parallel sessions B to E: You are invited to attend a session of your choice. NB: Abstracts will be available at a later stage that will provide information on the format, the aims and expected outcomes of each session.

Session	First Choice	Second Choice	Third Choice
Parallel Session A (Tue 6 July 12:00)
Parallel Session B (Tue 6 July 15:00)
Parallel Session C (Wed 7 July 9:30)
Parallel Session D (Wed 7 July 12:00)
Parallel Session E (Wed 7 July 14:10)

Draft Agenda

Tuesday July 6

09.00	Registration with tea and coffee
10.45	Welcome, Introduction & JISC Strategy Dr Alan Robiette
11.30	Refreshment break
12.00	Parallel sessions A - Programme specific meetings - which session to attend?
	1 FAIR Synthesis	2 X4L Staff Skills Cookbook & X4L Review	3 Document and article delivery	4 Portals & Shared Services: DRM/Institutional Profiling	5 e-Research (semantic grid & autonomic)	6 Digital Libraries in the Classroom		7 CSR digitisation	8 Core middleware	9 e-learning Frameworks
13.30	Lunch
14.15	Poster session	Computer Demo: Daedalus, Theses Alive!, Informs
15.00	Parallel sessions B - choose a session to attend
	10 Evaluation session for middleware & CSR Digitisation	11 e-pedagogies	12 Usability and Visualisation	13 Frameworks	14 Creating and Quality Assuring Metadata	15 Portal demos	16 Intellectual property rights (IPR)
16.30	Refreshment break
16.45	e-Learning, digital library developments and the CNI Dr Cliff Lynch
17.30	Close of conference sessions
19.00	Conference Dinner and Quiz

Wednesday 7 July

09.30	Parallel sessions C - choose a session to attend
	17 X4L Finished Project Demos: VTS for FE, X4l Music, X4L West Midlands	18 MLEs Life Long Learning	19 Repositories	20 Shared Services Demos	21 Digital Curation Centre	22 Role of the Grid for Education
10.30	Refreshment break
11.00	Middleware briefing & Core Programme outline Plenary Session
12.00	Parallel sessions D - choose a session to attend
	23 Effecting Cultural Change (1)	24 Implementing UK LOM core	25 Sustainability and business models	FAIR Project demos: ePrints UK and BioMed. SUNCAT Demo.	26 High-volume automated book scanning	27 Open Source (1)	28 JISC Standards Guidance
13.15	Lunch
14.10	Parallel sessions E - choose a session to attend
	29 Open Source (2)	30 Common Information Environment	31 Web Services and the IE	CSR digitisation demos	32 Personalisation	33 Effecting cultural change (2)
15.00	Closing plenary and prizes
	Dr Liz Lyon
15.45	Meeting rooms available for the whole day if required.
Note: It is expected that, nearer to the time, delegates will be asked to select their preferred sessions

Parallel session A: Delegates will attend the meeting that is particular to their programme.

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Content by: Natasha Bishop of UKOLN.
Page last revised on: 14-Jun-2004
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