I have been asking some potential paper-authors, who often write about
wikis and collaborative environments but are popular and usually busy,
whether they would be willing to submit papers for publication and
public discussion. It wouldn't be a very official-sounding
publication cite, but then it's a rather new field. It might be nice
to produce a proper proceedings for libraries that are interested,
which would be incentive to submit papers. What do you think?
SJ
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 05:26:06 +0100, Angela <beesley(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 18:38:48 -0700, Mark Williamson
<node.ue(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Are there arrangements where a presentation can
be given without being
present, ie in the form of a brochure or other handout, or submitting
a presentation for somebody else to give (I think the former options
are more realistic)?
Yes. We're going to have posters up. Usually the person presenting the
poster would be available to talk about it at a specific time, but I
don't see why we couldn't also allow presenterless posters to be up as
well. Perhaps they could be discussed on IRC rather than live?
There will be a package of stuff given to attendees, including the
schedule, maps, and details on the sponsors. This could also include
presentations etc from people not able to be present, as long as the
printing costs aren't too prohibitive. A paid-for print on demand
solution would be an alternative if we got too many of these.
Angela.
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