4th seminar - "Partnership in Academic Excellence : UNICA Scholarly Communications Seminar 2008"
What should UNICA University Libraries be doing to support their researchers ? How is teaching and learning delivered in UNICA sites ? Can UNICA libraries guarantee that the digital material which they provide for their users will be accessible in 10 or 50 years time ? If you are not sure of the answer to any of these questions, then attendance at the 2008 UNICA Scholarly Communications Seminar is for you. Join us to to engage in these discussions and to help us identify how, together, UNICA universities can address the challenges of the digital information age.
- Fourth UNICA Scholary Communication Seminar 2008 - official website
- Programme (pdf document)
- List of participants (Excel sheet)
- Digital Stategy : European Insights, by Paul Ayris (powerpoint presentation)
- Watch the videos of the presentations as podcast ! (video presentations)
- Fill in the online evaluation form ! (online form)
Session 1 : Supporting Research in Europe :
- Supporting Research in Europe, by Norbert Kroo (powerpoint presentation)
- Overview of UNICA 4th Scholarly Communication seminar, by Paul Ayris (powerpoint presentation)
- The future of open access and other digital opportunities for science, by Sijbolt Noorda (powerpoint presentation)
- The libraries of Charles University in Prague introduce themselves, by Marie Paráková & Jitka Stejskalová (powerpoint presentation)
- Collaboration between university libraries and the research community in Ireland, by Sean Phillips (powerpoint presentation)
Session 2 : Innovation in learning environment :
- The role and shape of a modern University library - From Science to Culture, by José J. G. Moura & Ana M. A. Pereira (powerpoint presentation)
- Open Educational Resources as Facilitators of Open Educational Practices : Results and Recommendations of the EU-Project « OLCOS », by Sandra Schaffert (powerpoint presentation)
- The Library as place : what users want from libraries, by Dr. Paul Ayris (powerpoint presentation)
- Users evaluating library space and services ; case study from the University of Helsinki, by Kaisa Sinikara (powerpoint presentation)
Session 3 : Digital Archiving :
- Long-term preservation and accessing of digital documents in national and international context, by Bohdana Stoklasova, Jan Hutar & Pavel Krbec (powerpoint presentation)
- The LIFE Project : Costing Digital Preservation, by Richard Davies (powerpoint presentation)
- Future Access to the Scientific and Cultural Heritage - A shared Responsibility, by Birte Christensen-Dalsgaard (powerpoint presentation)
Session 4 : Collaboration to enhance access :
- The partnership project between the Complutense University of Madrid Library and Google Book Search, by Ricardo Acebes Jiménez (powerpoint presentation)
- The EU DRIVER project network of institutional repositories, by Natalia Manola (powerpoint presentation)
- Scientific information in the digital age : European Commission initiatives, by Celina Ramjoué (powerpoint presentation)
Groups discussions :
- Group 1 : Conclusions - part 1 (powerpoint presentation)
- Group 1 : Conclusions - part 2 (powerpoint presentation)
- Group 2 : Conclusions - part 1 (powerpoint presentation)
- Group 2 : Conclusions - part 2 (powerpoint presentation)
- Group 3 : Conclusions - part 1 (powerpoint presentation)
- Group 3 : Conclusions - part 2 (powerpoint presentation)
- Group 4 : Conclusions - part 1 (powerpoint presentation)
- Group 4 : Conclusions - part 2 (powerpoint presentation)
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