Library Science Talks 2010

Die Library Science Talks bieten Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern von Bibliotheken und Archiven sowie andern Interessierten die Gelegenheit, ihr Wissen im Austausch mit Spezialisten der Bibliotheks- und Organisationswissenschaften zu diskutieren und zu ergänzen. Die Gespräche werden organisiert von der Schweizerischen Nationalbibliothek, von AILIS Association of International Librarians and Information Specialists und vom CERN Scientific Information Service. Die Vorträge werden in der Regel auf Englisch gehalten.

• 02.03.2010 – Strategic marketing of libraries
• 13.04.2010 – The Great War Archive
• 27.04.2010 – Microsoft, libraries and open source
• 01.06.2010 – Europeana
• 14.09.2010 – Duraspace: open technologies for durable digital content: cloud technologies for libraries
• 09.11.2010 – The Library Space as a New Learning Environment: Helsinki Central Public Library

For the talk in Bern at the Swiss National Library, external guests should be at Hallwylstrasse 15 at 15.30. For further information and a map, you may contact Ms. Genevieve Clavel at

genevieve.clavel@nb.admin.ch

or by telephone at 031 322 89 36.

For the talk in Geneva at CERN, external guests should be at the reception of CERN, building 33, at 15.15 to be guided to the conference room. Please register to attend by contacting Ms. Susanne Schaefer at

susanne.schaefer@cern.ch

For the talk in Geneva at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), external guests should come to ITU, Place des Nations, 1211 Geneva, with a valid ID. Further information and directions to the conference room will be provided upon registration by email at

library@itu.int

or by phone at 022.730.69.00.

For the talk at Bibliothèque de Genève (BGE) external guests should come to BGE, Promenade des Bastions, 1211 Genève. Please register beforehand and for further information by contacting

bge@ville-ge.ch

For the talk in Geneva at the International Labour Organization (ILO), external guests should go to the ILO Library on floor R2 (South): The talk will take place in the Library Discussion Room and Library staff at the Information Desk will direct you to the room. Please register beforhand by contacting

ailis@ilo.org