Between Institutions Will highlight actual projects, which represent gateways, licensing consortia or other federated access to visual information. Using the case study method, this session will explore item-level subject indexing procedures in a variety of visual document types in an effort to bridge text and image subject indexing domains. If you would like to participate in these panel discussions, please contact the roundtable leader listed no later than October 22, 1999. Will discuss the conceptual and physical nature of an archive and how archives enhance our understanding of the cultural environment. Will address filenaming conventions including crossplatform concerns and analog and digital version identifiers.
Many professionals face conflict about work and personal responsibilities.
This panel will discuss issues surrounding flexible schedules and strategies for dealing with them. The panel will discuss the changing position of the VR professional and discuss the recent Visual Resources Professional Status Survey. Generous time will be allotted for audience discussion. Panel will address ways vendors can stay competitive in today s marketplace. Among the topics will be how to write an abstract, how the conference planning and journal editing processes work, and how to present your work to the wider audience of your professional colleagues through available publications and presentations.