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Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL WORKSHOP ON A DIGITAL NATIONAL LIBRARY FOR SME&T EDUCATION
August 7, 1997: Pedagogical and Logistical Opportunities and Challenges in Establishing a National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education
8:00 AM
Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM
Announcements, Welcome, Overview and Objectives of Workshop
Jay Labov and Herb Lin, National Research Council
Jack Wilson, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Workshop Chair)
Hal Richtol, Division of Undergraduate Education, National Science Foundation
9:00 AM
Plenary Session I and Discussion
Presentations and Panel Discussion: The Role and Value of a Digital National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education. What are the Opportunities and Challenges?
Panelists:
William Arms, Corporation for National Research Initiatives
Miriam Masullo, Watson Research Center, IBM
Michael Raugh, Interconnect Technologies Corp.
Lee Zia, University of New Hampshire
Questions and comments from the audience to members of the panel and the workshop audience.
10:20 AM
Break
10:40 AM
Plenary Session II and Discussion
Presentations and Panel Discussion: The Role and Value of a Digital National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education. What are the Opportunities and Challenges?
Panelists:
Mary Case, Association of Research Libraries
Michael Lesk, Bellcore
Francis Miksa, University of Texas
Nisha Vora, Association of American Publishers
Questions and comments from the audience to members Of the panel and the workshop audience.
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Appendix B:
Workshop Agenda
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL WORKSHOP ON A DIGITAL NATIONAL LIBRARY FOR SME&T EDUCATION
National Academy of Sciences Building
Meeting Room—NAS Lecture Room (unless otherwise noted)
August 7-8, 1997
Agenda
August 7, 1997: Pedagogical and Logistical Opportunities and Challenges in Establishing a National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education
8:00 AM
Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM
Announcements, Welcome, Overview and Objectives of Workshop
Jay Labov and Herb Lin, National Research Council
Jack Wilson, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Workshop Chair)
Hal Richtol, Division of Undergraduate Education, National Science Foundation
9:00 AM
Plenary Session I and Discussion
Presentations and Panel Discussion: The Role and Value of a Digital National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education. What are the Opportunities and Challenges?
Panelists:
William Arms, Corporation for National Research Initiatives
Miriam Masullo, Watson Research Center, IBM
Michael Raugh, Interconnect Technologies Corp.
Lee Zia, University of New Hampshire
Questions and comments from the audience to members of the panel and the workshop audience.
10:20 AM
Break
10:40 AM
Plenary Session II and Discussion
Presentations and Panel Discussion: The Role and Value of a Digital National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education. What are the Opportunities and Challenges?
Panelists:
Mary Case, Association of Research Libraries
Michael Lesk, Bellcore
Francis Miksa, University of Texas
Nisha Vora, Association of American Publishers
Questions and comments from the audience to members Of the panel and the workshop audience.
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12:00 PM
Description of afternoon break-out sessions and charges to participants
12:15 PM
Lunch
1:30 PM
Break-out Sessions
Break-out sessions that deal with specific curricular, pedagogical, logistical, and economic and legal issues in establishing a Digital National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education.
Curricular/Pedagogical/User Issues—Lecture Room and NAS Auditorium
Logistic/Technology Issues—NAS 150
Economic/Legal Issues—NAS 180
5:00 PM
Cocktails and Dinner, the Rotunda and Members Room
7:00-8:30 PM
Reports from Break-out Sessions—Lecture Room
Break-out sessions report back on their findings and recommendations.
Discussion of recommendations from Day I that should be included in the report to NSF.
August 8, 1997: Should NSF Sponsor the Establishment of a National Library for Undergraduate SME&T Education?
8:15 AM
Continental Breakfast - Lecture Room
8:45 AM
Overview of Goals and Objectives to be Considered in Break-out Sessions.
Jack Wilson, Chair
9:30 AM
Break-out Sessions
Curricular/Pedagogical/User Issues - Lecture Room
Logistic/Technology Issues - NAS 150 and NAS 250
Economic/Legal Issues - NAS 180
11:00 AM
Break
11:15 AM
Reports from Break-out Sessions
12:15 PM
Final Comments and Discussions from Workshop Participants—Points of Consensus
12:30 PM
Adjourn (Box Lunches Provided)
