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Workshop on 29 August about Open Source software in libraries

Last year I did some work in a commission from JISC as part of a team that included Eric Lease Morgan, Head of Digital Access and Information Architecture at Notre Dame University in the US.  Eric will be running a 90 minute workshop about Open Source software in libraries as part of Digital Libraries à la Carte 2007, a modular 5 day course that "prepares librarians for the future" at Tilburg University in the Netherlands during the last week of August 2007.  According to Eric,

"Workshops in the course are designed for any type of person who works in a library. They will help you learn about the current and immediate future of computing in libraries. The workshop have something to offer everybody. They are not strictly designed for computer types. The only prerequisites are an open mind and the desire to learn."

 

Posted on 22/05/2007 in News and comment |

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