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==Possible Conferences==
===EDUCAUSE===
[http://www.educause.edu/annual-conference/face-face-conference/domains-and-themes EDUCAUSE 2012]
Philly, Nov 6-9.
They seem to structure around "domains" which includes:
"Libraries, E-Research, and Digital Content"
"Libraries support the life cycle of scholarly content through discovery, description, curation, and preservation. Librarians are leaders in advancing inquiry and learning for their communities and for the global community of scholars. This domain includes e-texts and other emerging digital content areas."
EDUCAUSE 2013 is
October 15–18, 2013
Anaheim, California, and Online
[http://www.educause.edu/about/mission-and-organization EDUCAUSE Mission]


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Revision as of 19:20, 23 August 2012

Possible Conferences

EDUCAUSE

EDUCAUSE 2012

Philly, Nov 6-9.

They seem to structure around "domains" which includes: "Libraries, E-Research, and Digital Content" "Libraries support the life cycle of scholarly content through discovery, description, curation, and preservation. Librarians are leaders in advancing inquiry and learning for their communities and for the global community of scholars. This domain includes e-texts and other emerging digital content areas."

EDUCAUSE 2013 is October 15–18, 2013 Anaheim, California, and Online

EDUCAUSE Mission




iPres

iPres is the main international conference on digital preservation.


iPres 2012 is October 1-5 in Toronto, Ontario [1]

iPres 2013 is ? (TBA) Lisbon, Portugal


Open Repositories

Open Repositories 2013 will be held July 2013 in Charlottetown, PEI, Canada [2]


Museum Computer Network

MCN's conference will be help November 7-10, 2012 Seattle, WA

This year’s theme, “The Museum Unbound: Shifting Perspectives, Evolving Spaces, Disruptive Technologies”, focuses on exploring how the quickening pace of technological innovation is expanding the very definition of what it means to be a museum.

The MCN has some participants interested in digital preservation and digital asset management issues.

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