ISSN 1039-3498 | no. 57| June 2002
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‘Sights
and Sounds in Scholarly Communication’ National
Scholarly Communications Forum, The next National Scholarly Communications Forum Round Table examines the intellectual, legal, and functional challenges and opportunities that non-written forms of text present to scholars, to content providers and managers in our cultural institutions, to the cultural industry, to artists and to lawyers.
‘Sights and Sounds in Scholarly Communication’ will address such issues through four vigorous sessions on Thursday, 3 October, at the National Library of Australia. On Friday, 4 October, participants can register for workshops focusing on such national projects as PictureAustralia and MusicAustralia and case studies involving aural and visual formats in research projects. This will enable participants to gain behind-the-scenes exposure to processes and standards related to delivering or using visual and aural sources. The workshops will assist participants to confront and understand the issues, skills and knowledge needed to use and create such media in their own research projects or to contribute to the efficient development of national infrastructure and services. More information is available at www.humanities.org.au/NSCF/current.htm
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