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Summary of Jay Bhatt's ELD Liaison Address at the General
Assembly
IATUL Conference, Krakow, Poland 2004
Hi all,
I have prepared a brief summary of my talk at the General Assembly meeting during the IATUL conferenceregarding some activities that both ASEE and IATUL members can collaborate. The first part of my email is the summary of my presentation to the IATUL membership.
I have also created a summary of some of the sessions I attended. Enjoy!
Part 1
Summary of my presentation to the General Assembly meeting to the entire IATUL members:
25th IATUL Annual Conference, Library in the Changing Environment, May30-June3, 2004 Krakow, Poland
IATUL/ASEE ELD Activities
Main agenda items:
1. ELD -
Introduction; New initiatives
Basic introduction about ELD and
ASEE to IATUL members.
2. ELD Punch list - Electronic
Resources
(Email sent to the IATUL List)
http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/eld/PunchListapproved.pdf
Recently, the members of the Engineering Libraries Division of the ASEE voted for the best practices dealing with the electronic resources. As a result, ELD Punch List of Best Practices for Electronic Resources has been unanimously endorsed by the ASEE - ELD membership. We want this to be a document that gets used and that generates productive conversations around the issues. So we encourage members to share the Punch List within your home libraries and to use it as appropriate in your conversations with content providers.
Send feedback to me: bhatt@drexel.edu
3. Engineering Information Retrieval Pilot
tutorial that we just finished designing in partnership with Elsevier, Drexel faculty and students,
library staff, and graphic designers. I will also be talking about this at ASEE. We are identifying
members who are interested in working with us to test and improve the tutorial further. This tutorial will
be available to all ASEE/ELD and IATUL members with access to Engineering Village2.
See abstract:
http://www.biblos.pk.edu.pl/IATUL/programme.php3
4. Identify at least three or four members who are willing or considering to work with ELD members on some activities; That means, we will need to identify ELD members who will also be willing to work together with those IATUL members. Once the members are identified, contact information is posted on both lists for further dialog and project development .
5. Information Literacy Task
forces (both IATUL and ELD)– status
We have now three members on IATUL
list who are keen to be on the committee. We are looking for global representation and therefore members
representing various regions. So far, we have one member each from US, UK, and India . Sue Holloway from
UK will be heading this group. We hope to establish a formal ELD group task force during the ASEE
conference in Salt Lake City, Utah later in June.
6. Standards for
information literacy for science and technology,developed by the ALA/ACRL/Science & Technology Section
Task Force on Information Literacy for Science and Technology, have been posted to the Task Force Web Site
at :
http://sciencelibrarian.tripod.com/ILTaskForce/ILIndex.htm
For any other information, and questions, Please contact:
Jay Bhatt
Information Services Librarian (Engineering)
Hagerty Library, Drexel University
TEL
215-895-1873
FAX 215-895-2070
EMAIL
bhattjj@drexel.edu
Part II
IATUL – Summary of some sessions
IATUL Conference website:
http://www.biblos.pk.edu.pl/IATUL/
Major themes of this year’s conference:
Main theme of this year’s conference was the ‘Library Management in the Changing Environment’. Within this this theme, there were various categories where presentations on those subtopics were organized. The subcategories included: Elements of Library Management, Regional Library Co-operation, Traditional Collection and E-resources Policy Dilemma, and Public Relations; User Oriented Services. Within Public Relations: User Oriented Services category were several interesting presentations dealing with information literacy. One session of particular interest for ELD members is the presentation and paper on Engineering Ethics and Information Literacy by Alice Trussell.
Here is the document containing a summary of selected sessions.
Click on 25th IATUL Conference
http://library.ucsc.edu/science/ELD/2004/IATUL2004.doc
Jay Bhatt
Information Services Librarian (Engineering)
Hagerty Library, Drexel University
Last update 8/26/2005
Liz Mengel
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