This is my understanding of the action items as a result of the Janus Discussion at CCDO ALA-Midwinter Meeting – January 21, 2006. This meeting was very heavily attended, so please post your comments or any additions or corrections to this.
Action Items – Executive Summary
While everyone thought that more concrete plans could have come […]
For the record. These are the seven people who volunteered to chair (or co-chair) the “Six Key Challenge” groups.
Group 1 (Recon)- Edward Shreeves, University of Iowa
Group 2 (Procon) - Stephen Bosch, University of Arizona
Group 3 (Core Definition) - Thomas Izbicki, Johns Hopkins University
Group 4 (Licensing - originally Publisher Relations) - Diane McCutcheon, NLM
Group […]
Ross Atkiinson gave the talk that launched the workins sessions at the Janus Conference on October 10.2005, “Introduction for the Break-Out Sessions: Six Key Challenges for the Future of Collection Development. ” The paper is now available on the Cornell University Library Open Access repository at http://hdl.handle.net/1813/2608.
Hendrick Edelman gave the opening talk at the Janus Conference on October 9.2005. He cheerfully agreed to convert the talk to a paper titled “Intelligent Design and the Evolution of American Research Library Collections.” The paper is now available on the Cornell University Library Open Access repository at http://hdl.handle.net/1813/2598.