7th International BOBCATSSS SYMPOSIUM
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[Host's Note: This symposium will be held in Bratislava, Slovakia 25th -
27th January 1999 Organized by students of HBI Stuttgart FH Darmstadt -
University of Applied Sciences. At the bottom is a URL for further
information http://www.fh-darmstadt.de/BOBCATSSS/conf99.htm ...Rick]
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Monday 01-25-1999
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Registration
Welcome Speeches
Opening Adresses
Introduction to the Symposium
Klaus-Dieter Lehmann:
(Dt. Bibliothek Frankfurt):
The intellectural Heritage in a Digital World
Jaroslav Holecek (VW Bratislava)
Welcome by the German Embassy, Slovakia
Reception
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Tuesday 01-26-1999
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Plenum
Session I
a) Information Technology for the Learning Society
b) Qualification for the Learning Society
c) Electronic Market
d) N.N.
Session II
a)Knowledge Management
b)Professional Training
c)Learning Society
d)Selfdirected Learning
LUNCH
Session III
a)Webdesign for Distance Learning (Workshop)
b)Library Education
c)Lifelong Learning
d)Educational System Design
Session IV
a)Information Broking
b)Professional Training
c)Learning Organisation
CULTURAL EVENT
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Wednesday 01-27-1999
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Session V
a)New Media for Schools
b)Lifelong Learning via Libraries
c)Target Groups for Lifelong Learning
d)Learning and Knowledge Management
Session VI
a)Self Directed Learning
b)Lifelong Learning via Libraries
c)Information Technology Application in Science and Culture
d)Learning and Knowledge Management
LUNCH
Session VII
a)Information and Documentation in Slovakia
b)New Media for Schools
c)Strategies for a Learning Society
d)Learning Organisation
CLOSING SESSION
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PARTY
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MONDAY 25-01-99
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14.00 Registration
15.00-17.00 WELCOME SPEECHES
project members
OPENING ADDRESSES
Askan Blum prorector of the HBI,
Stuttgart, Germany
representatives from Slovakia
INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM
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Daniel Goudevert European Business School,
Dortmund, Germany (inquired)
Klaus-Dieter Lehmann, Dt. Bibliotehk Frankfurt
The intellectural Heritage in a Digital World
Jaroslav Holecek (VW Bratislava)
Welcome by the German Embassy, Slovakia
19.00 Reception
Council House
TUESDAY 26-01-99
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9.00-9.45 Plenum
Illka Mdkinen (University of Tampere, Finland)
Why do we need information history?
10.00-11.00 Session I a
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR THE LEARNING SOCIETY
Zdravko Dovedan, Hrvoje Stancic, Nikolaj Lazic, Kristina
Vuckovic (Zagreb):
Information technology for learning organisations and life
long learning
Session I b
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QUALIFICATION FOR INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS
Eric Schmid-Braul (Internat. Book Agency, Berlin)
Does culture create new jobs in the information society?
Sabine Graumann (Infratest Burke, M|nchen)
European wide certification of information Professionals
Session I c
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ELECTRONIC MARKET
Meinhard Kettler (Swets & Zeitlinger GmbH,
Frankfurt,Germany):
Innovative tools for the learning society: electronic
journals
Michael Gebauer (University of Paderborn, Germany):
Local multimedia markets: chance or anachronism
Session I d
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N.N.
11.30-13.00 Session II a
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KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Sabine Madel (HBI, Stuttgart, Germany)
Wiebke Schellkes (FHD, Darmstadt, Germany):
Running BOBCATSSS 98: knowledge management for a
distributed project team
Jane Platz; Pernille Drost (Royal School of library and
information sciences, Copenagen, Denmark:
Knowledge Sharing
Session II b
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PROFFESSIONAL TRAINING
Ian M. Johnson (The Robert Gordon University Aberdeen,
UK):
Continuing professional development for library and
information management
Martha Mandysova (Centrum VTI SR, Bratislava, Slovakia):
The Slovak centre of scientific and technical information
and further education of library and non-libray-staff
Victoria Francu (Central University Library, Bucharest,
Rumania):
Lifelong learning a challenge for library and information
professionals and library users
Session II c
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LEARNING SOCIETY
Andrea Dvmsvdy; Zsuzsanna Pallos (Budapest University,
Hungary):
The importance of librarian methods in environmental
education in knowledge society
Theodora Stathoulia (National Technical University of
Athens, Greece):
The knowledge society as mechanism for horizontal
learning
schemes: new paradigms
Patricia Tonin (EDV-GmbH, Wien, Austria):
The role of libraries and library software in the
information society
Session II d
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EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM DESIGN
Ralf Lindner
Bernd Gaede
Michael M|ller
13.00-14.00 Lunch
14.00-15.30 Session III a
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WEBDESIGN FOR DISTANCE LEARNING (WORKSHOP)
Frank Thissen, Elisabeth Messerschmidt, Students
HBI-Stuttgart,Germany
Hands-on-Webdesign
Session III b
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LIBRARY EDUCATION
Wanda Pindlowa; Wladylaw Szczech (The Jagiellonian
University Krakow, Poland):
Freenet on distance learning - educational programm
Olga Shlykova (Moscow State University of Culture,
Russia):
Multimedia challenges in the Russian library education
Session III c
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LIFELONG LEARNING
Bronislaw Zurawski; Agniezka Reczuch; Waldemar Marek
Maciejewski; Anna Puszcz; Piotr Malak; Malgorzata
Kowalska;
Katarzyna Millenia Zurawska (Nicholas Copernicus
University, Poland)
Session III d
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LEARNING SOCIETY
Julia Tcherniakova: State Library, Moscow)
Managementgames in intercultural training
Blavko, Tkala, Jadraniko,Lasic-Lazic and students:
(Department ofinformation science, Zagreb,Croatia):
Education of information specialist today and how we
see it tomorrow
Tibor Koltay: Centeral Library in Gvdvll, Hungary
Digital Libraries: questions for the future
16.00-17.30 Session IV a
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INFORMATION BROKING
Rsza Frank (Berzsenyi College, Szombathely, Hungary):
How do the Hungarian engineers use the library and
information
Jaroslav Susol
(Comenius University, Bratislava)
Session IV b
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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Katalin Dobs (Open Society archives, Budapest, Hungary):
Without frontiers? Professional development courses for
Central and Eastern European librarians
Iryna and Roman Gurevych; Molya Kademia (Vinnytsia
Pedagoical University, Ukraine):
Learning by doing with information technology at college
No. 4, Vinnytsia, Ukraine
Stephen Jones (University of the West of England,
Bristol,UK):
An eastern European approach to providing lifelong,
interdisciplinary and industry oriented training
Session IV c
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LEARNING ORGANISATION
Martina Schdfer; Christian Tvlk (Fraunhofer IAO;
Stuttgart, Germany):
Integrating TV and internet for advanced training
applications within companies
Alexander Roos (HBI Stuttgart, Germany):
Knowledge management in learing organisations based on the
system dynamics approach
Florence Basten (University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands):
The dynamics of organisation theory and educational
practice in organisational learning
Session IV d
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N.N.
20.00 Cultural Event
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WEDNESDAY 01-27-1999
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9.30-11.00 Session V a
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NEW MEDIA FOR SCHOOLS
Frank Thissen;students (HBI Stuttgart,
Germany):
Multimedia learning systems
Session V b
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N.N.
Session V c
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TARGET GROUPS FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Judith Butzen; Carmen Krauter (HBI Stuttgart, Germany):
How to advertise lifelong learning and continuing
education
Rozalia Cornanicova (Comenius University Bratislava,
Slovakia):
Senior education as a component part of lifelong education
of managers
Viera Prus`kova (Comenius University Bratislava,
Slovakia):
Adult education of life-long educaton
Session V d
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LEARNING AN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Anne Goulding (Loughborough University, Leister, UK):
Investors in people and the learning organisation
Clive Cochrane (Queen's University of Belfast, Northern
Ireland):
Stimulating learning at work: developments in the UK
Marta Matthaeidesova (Comenius University Bratislava,
Slovakia):
The place of information training in the life-long
education
11.30-13.00 Session VI a
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SELF DIRECTED LEARNING
Koraljka Golub; Radovan Vrana; Boris Badurina (Department
for Infomation Sciences Zagreb, Croatia):
Advantages and disadvantages of use of digital collections
in the process of education
Roland Berroth (Akademie f|r Neue Medien, Ludwigsburg,
Germany):
Tele-learn: co-operative learning in the internet
Stephan Kassanke (University of Paderborn, Germany):
Learning by the use of Hypermedia
Session VI b
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LIFELONG LEARNING VIA LIBRARIES
Birgitta Fogelvik (Kungl. Biblioteket Stockholm, Sweden):
Reference Services and the learning environment in the
national library of Sweden
Aida Slavic, Jochanku Lasic-Lazic
(Faculty of Philosophy; Zagreb, Croatia):
The role of the libray in developing information literacy
and life-long learning
Christine Dugdale (University of the West of England;
Bristol, UK):
Helping today's students to become tomorrow's self-
learners: are new and converged roles for academies and
librarians neccessary in the "wired" learning
organisation?
Session VI c
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN SCIENCE AND CULTURE
Marina Putnik; Tatjana Aparac (University of Zagreb,
Croatia):
Patterns of scientific communiction in Croatia
Werner Schweibenz (University of Saarland, Germany):
The learning museum: how museums can use information
technology to present value-added collection
Horst Silberhorn (FORWISS;Erlangen, Germany)
EMSDL:Educational Material structure
Description Language
Session VI d
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LEARNING AND KNOWLEDGE MANGEMENT
Leo van Zoen (Hogeschool van Amsterdam, The Netherlands):
From information till knowledge management
Mihaily Pavvlgyi (Berzsenyi College, Szombathely,
Hungary):
The experience of the Information management - phare
project - the way to a new career via open distance
learning
Thomas Struck (The University of Birmingham, UK):
The application of knowledge as the basis to manage
learning work
13.00-14.00 Lunch
14.00-15.30 Session VII a
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LIFELONG LEARNING VIA LIBRARIES
Brigitte K|hne (Kalonar Ldns Bibliothek.
Schweden):
Distance education in rural areas via libraries
Bernhard Knoblach, Karen Geppert,
Andrea M|ller-Jend
(City Library of Stuttgart, Germany)
City Library of Stuttgart:
a lifelong learning library
Session VII b
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NEW MEDIA FOR SCHOOLS
Goran Zlodi (University of Zagreb, Croatia):
Virtual museum in school library
Elena Sakalova (Comenius University; Bratislava,
Slovakia):
Information education of children and secondary school
students as a prerequisit condition to a successful
lifelong learning education
Session VII c
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STRATEGIES FOR LEARNING SOCIETY
Muzghan Nazarova (American Embassy Baku ):
Learning organisation in Azerbaijan: is it reality or a
dream?
Maria E. Burke (Manchester Metropolitan University UK
Candles, Roses and good wine:
setting the scene for training beyond the millenium
Session VII d
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LEARNING ORGANISATION
Lester J. Pourciau (The University of Memphis, USA):
The Relationship among information technology, information
literacy and "the learning organisation"
Leif Kajberg; Michael Kristiansson (The Royal school of
Libray and Information Sciences, Copenhagen, Denmark):
Information policy for a regional learning network
organisation
15.45-16.30 Closing Session
19.00 PARTY
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