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Brown Bag Lunch Discussion

Coming up: 2005 Update from NAAUG - SMUG

Friday, September 23, 2005
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
26th floor meeting room, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, UMass Amherst

You are invited to join colleagues in late September for informal reporting on the 2005 North American Aleph Users Group & SFX/MetaLib Users Group meetings [College Park, Maryland, June 5-10].

Come spend 45 minutes, an hour, or more as schedules allow. This is an opportunity to hear more about the ExLibris products now up and running at Five Colleges libraries, and to learn about new versions and future implementations. Several librarians will report informally on the sessions they attended at NAAUG and SMUG. You're invited to share information and to ask questions.

"brown bag" guidelines for this session:

Food is permitted; chairs will be set up audience style in the meeting room. There is space for up to 49 people.
Although renovations on the Main Floor of the library may not yet be complete, a tour will be offered following the brown bag session. Many changes have been made through the development of a new Learning Commons area.

Five College Libraries presenters include:
Linda Matson & Beth Lang (UMass Amherst)
Jane Beebe, Jan Jourdain & Paul Trumble (Amherst College)

Links to additional information:

North American Aleph Users Group [NAAUG]
http://www.naaug.org/

NAAUG/SMUG conference prestentations are available online with affiliated login:
http://www.naaug.org/archives/2005/

SFX / MetaLib Users Group [SMUG]
http://www.smugnet.org/
SEE: 2005 SMUG program: http://usmai.umd.edu/SMUG_Final05.doc

ELUNA. Proposal for reorganization of the two users groups as Ex Libris Users of North America
http://www.naaug.org/reorganization/reorg_outline_re_%200506081.doc

One librarian's report on SMUG
http://makinglinks.uwindsor.ca:8087/mitas/sfxblog/1118770760/index_html
Mita Sen-Roy of the University of Windsor highlights the session on Google Scholar through an SFX+ blog entry. She also provides a concise report in the form of an annotated schedule of the SMUG meetings.

Please send corrections to Sika Berger:
sberger@email.smith.edu

Last updated Sept. 13, 2005

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	Brown Bag Lunch Discussion Coming up: 2005 Update from NAAUG - SMUG Friday, September 23, 2005 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. 26th floor meeting room, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, UMass Amherst UMass Amherst Parking Maps You are invited to join colleagues in late September for informal reporting on the 2005 North American Aleph Users Group & SFX/MetaLib Users Group meetings [College Park, Maryland, June 5-10]. Come spend 45 minutes, an hour, or more as schedules allow. This is an opportunity to hear more about the ExLibris products now up and running at Five Colleges libraries, and to learn about new versions and future implementations. Several librarians will report informally on the sessions they attended at NAAUG and SMUG. You're invited to share information and to ask questions. "brown bag" guidelines for this session: Food is permitted; chairs will be set up audience style in the meeting room. There is space for up to 49 people. Although renovations on the Main Floor of the library may not yet be complete, a tour will be offered following the brown bag session. Many changes have been made through the development of a new Learning Commons area. Five College Libraries presenters include: Linda Matson & Beth Lang (UMass Amherst) Jane Beebe, Jan Jourdain & Paul Trumble (Amherst College) Links to additional information: North American Aleph Users Group [NAAUG] http://www.naaug.org/ NAAUG/SMUG conference prestentations are available online with affiliated login: http://www.naaug.org/archives/2005/ SFX / MetaLib Users Group [SMUG] http://www.smugnet.org/ SEE: 2005 SMUG program: http://usmai.umd.edu/SMUG_Final05.doc ELUNA. Proposal for reorganization of the two users groups as Ex Libris Users of North America http://www.naaug.org/reorganization/reorg_outline_re_%200506081.doc One librarian's report on SMUG http://makinglinks.uwindsor.ca:8087/mitas/sfxblog/1118770760/index_html Mita Sen-Roy of the University of Windsor highlights the session on Google Scholar through an SFX+ blog entry. She also provides a concise report in the form of an annotated schedule of the SMUG meetings. Please send corrections to Sika Berger: sberger@email.smith.edu Last updated Sept. 13, 2005