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Interlend 2008: Managing the Gateway:
redefining interlending for the 21st Century
30th June - 2nd July
Peebles Hydro Hotel, Peebles, Scotland
A packed programme including lectures, seminars and workshops
will ensure plenty of content for both residential and day
delegates. We are pleased to announce the following confirmed
speakers:
Karen Blakeman (RBA Information Services),
Antony Brewerton (University of Warwick),
Genevieve Clavel (Swiss National Library),
Liz Hart (IAML UK & Irl),
Robert Krall (University of Pennsylvania),
Ian Landles (After Dinner Speaker),
Derek Law (Keynote Speaker - University of Strathclyde),
Graham Muncy (IAML UK & Irl),
Tim Padfield (Information Policy Consultant, National Archives),
David Potts (MLA),
Graham Titley (University of Plymouth,
Stephanie Taylor (Critical Eye Communications).
Topics will include marketing and promotion, the true cost
of ILL: understanding ILL costs and budgeting, interlending
trends in US research libraries, copyright and Web 2.0.
Information regarding the venue's excellent facilities can
be found on the hotel website at www.peebleshydro.co.uk
Booking has now closed.
If you require any further information or have any questions,
please contact:
Tracey Jackson
FIL Membership Secretary
ILL, Hertfordshire Libraries, New Barnfield, Travellers Lane,
Hatfield AL10 8XG
Email: tracey.jackson@hertscc.gov.uk
Telephone: 01707 281509
Fax: 01707 281548 |
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The Forum for Interlending and Information Delivery
(FIL) is an organisation for interlending and document supply
personnel. It is run by a committee
of elected members who are themselves involved in inter-library
lending (ILL) and document supply. FIL was set up to enable
library and information workers in this area to exchange ideas
and views and also to raise the profile of this area of work
nationally and internationally.
FIL liaises with national bodies such as the BLDSC,
CILIP and Conarls
and raises areas of concern to ILL and document supply staff
at national level.
Membership of FIL is open to anyone
involved in ILL & document supply. You can either join
as a personal or institutional member.
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