"Nonprint media ILL" workshop on 5/30 -- extended registration (fwd)

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Sender: Nancy Miller <nmiller at leo.vsla.edu>
Subject: "Nonprint media ILL" workshop on 5/30 -- extended registration 

> 
>          *** Extended Registraton -- to May 28th ***        
> 
>           TO LEND OR NOT TO LEND NOPRINT MEDIA? --
>         CURRENT PRACTICES & PENDING COPYRIGHT CHANGES
>        
>                        Sponored by 
>                the Virginia Library Association 
>            Media Roundtable/Interlibrary Loan Forum
>                            and
>               Richmond Area Library Cooperative
> 
> 
>                    FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1997
> 
>               University of Richmond, Virginia
>      Adams Auditorium/Media Resources/Boatwright Library
> 
> 9:30 am     Registration/Refreshments
> 10:00 am    Morning Session
> 12:30 pm    Lunch (Included in registration at the UR 
>                    Dining Ctr.)
> 1:30 pm     Afternoon Session
> 3:30 pm     Program Concludes
> 
> SPEAKERS:
> 
> Kristine R. Brancolini -- Head of Media and Reserve Serves and
>           Librarian for Film Studies at Indiana University
>           Co-author of VIDEO COLLECTIONS AND MULTIMEDIA IN ARL  
>           LIBRARIES: FOCUS ON NEW TECHNOLOGIES
> 
> Sarah (Sally) K Wiant -- Director of the Law Library and
>           Professor of Law at Washington and Lee University
>           Co-author of LIBRARIES AND COPYRIGHT: A GUIDE TO
>           COPYRIGHT IN THE 1990'S
> 
> As the need and desire to make the best use of nonprint 
> media within and between every type of library grows, we 
> are often faced with concerns.  What can we do, both 
> practically and legally?
> 
> Kristine Brancolini will provide background on the interlibrary
> loan of video and offer practical advice for those wanting to
> lend video or to extend their present lending activities.  Kris
> will share knowledge and experience gained from working with
> the ALA Video Roundtable, which has examined video lending
> activities nationwide.  What are the issues and concerns and
> how can ILL work for our users?  
> 
> Sally Wiant will extend resource-sharing concerns into the
> arena of electronic materials and the impact of legal
> developments.  What are the proposed guidelines for "fair use"
> of electronic materials developed by CONFU (Conference on Fair
> Use) which include distance learning, images and multimedia?
> Why has CONFU been unable to develop ILL guidelines, and why
> are their guidelines for electronic "reserves" not being
> submitted for endorsement by publishers and users?
> 
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>                      REGISTRATION FORM
> 
> NAME: ________________________________________________________
> 
> LIBRARY/ORGANIZATION: _________________________________________
> 
> ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________
> 
> CITY/STATE/ZIP ________________________________________________
> 
> DAYTIME PHONE: ____________________  EMAIL:____________________
> 
> 
> CHECK ONE:  Registration Fee (lunch included)
>       VLA Member $16 ___________      Non-Member $23 __________
> 
> MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:   VLA
> 
> RETURN TO:  Sean O'Connell
>             Virginia Beach Public Library, Cataloging Services
>             4100 Virginia Beach Blvd.
>             Virginia Beach, Va.   23452-1716
>             Phone: 757-437-6451
>             Email: soconnel at leo.vsla.edu
> 
> 
> 
> A map and hotel information may also be obtained by requesting
> them from Sean O'Connell.
> 
> For further information, check out out the workshop page at 
> the Virginia Library Association's website:
>                  
>               http://www.vla.org    
> 
> 
> 
> **********
> Jeff Clark
> Director
> Media Resources
> James Madison University
> clarkjc at jmu.edu
> 540-568-6770 (voice)
> 540-568-3405 (fax)
> 
> 
> 
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