Northwestern University Library Humanities Computing Introduction to Electronic Resources Sept 24 2002

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Humanities Computing / Introduction to Electronic Resources

Introductory Letter

Schedule for Sept. 24, 2002

Breakout Sessions

Breakout Sessions Handouts

Registration Form

Computer Usage Questionnaire

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From The Siege and Commune of Paris Home Page.

Schedule for September 24, 2002, Tuesday, at NU Main Library
Time	Sessions	Location
8:30 AM -- 9:00 AM	Coffee Very brief welcome and introduction to the day's event. Ruth Reingold, Director of Computing, Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences (WCAS) Martin Mueller, Professor of English David F. Bishop, University Librarian	Ver Steeg Lounge, 3 South
9:15 AM -- 11:20 AM	EndNote Session Jeff Garrett, Acting Assistant University Librarian for Collection Management & Bibliographer for American Literature, Linguistics, & Classics Julie Borden, Electronic Research Services Librarian Scott Garton, Reference Librarian	Computer Labs, Main Library Lower Level
11:35 AM -- 1:00 PM	Lunch Brief remarks. Daniel Linzer, Dean, Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences (WCAS)	Ver Steeg Lounge, 3 South
1:15 PM -- 2:15 PM	Subject-Oriented Sessions
	Effective Use of Electronic Journals	New Reference Classroom
	Electronic Resources for the Study of the Early Modern British World	2EAST Conference Room 2628
	Philosophical and Religious Studies Resources Online	Old Reference Classroom
	Urban E-Spaces	Video Theatre
2:15 PM -- 2:30 PM	Break	New Reference Classroom
2:30 PM -- 3:30 PM	Subject-Oriented Sessions
	British National Corpus and Other Linguistic Corpora Online	2EAST Conference Room 2628
	E-Sources for the Study of Medieval and Early Modern Continental Europe	Video Theatre
	From the American Revolution to the First World War: An Introduction to Electronic Resources for the Study of the United States	New Reference Classroom
	Gender Studies through Electronic Resources	Old Reference Classroom
	Introduction to Slavic Resources	Tom Mann's Office (2623, 2EAST)
3:40 PM -- 4:15 PM	Closing Remarks and Panel Discussion Martin Mueller, Professor of English The Query Potential of the Digital Surrogate or, How To Put All This Computer Stuff To Good Scholarly Use: A Roundtable Discussion Panelists will consider what old questions we can answer more easily or thoroughly, and what new questions can we ask, because of the existence of digital tools.	Ver Steeg Lounge, 3 South
4:15 PM -- 5:00 PM	Reception	Ver Steeg Lounge, 3 South

To register for Breakout Sessions, move down the page and fill out and submit the registration form.

To read description of Breakout Sessions, choose a topic from the pulldown menu below.

To submit answers to the Computer Usage Questionnaire online, click here.

Topics for Breakout Sessions
Topics	Instructors
British National Corpus and Other Linguistic Corpora Online	Jeff Garrett, Bibliographer for Linguistics and Assistant University Librarian for Collection Management
E-Sources for the Study of Medieval and Early Modern Continental Europe	Martin Mueller, Professor of English
Effective Use of Electronic Journals	Harriet Lightman, Bibliographer for History, Economics, and Philosophy; and Beth Clausen, Head, Government Publications & Maps Department
Electronic Resources for the Study of the Early Modern British World	Bill McHugh, Reference Collection Management Librarian
From the American Revolution to the First World War: An Introduction to Electronic Resources for the Study of the United States	Harriet Lightman, Bibliographer for History; and Carl Smith, Professor of English, American Studies, and History
Gender Studies through Electronic Resources	Sally Roberts, Reference Curriculum Integration Librarian, Reference Department; and Kristine Thorsen, Acting Bibliographer for Foreign Languages & Literatures and Lecturer in German, Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences (WCAS)
Introduction to Slavic Resources	Tom Mann, Bibliographer for Slavic Languages & Literatures
Philosophical and Religious Studies Resources Online	Rochelle Elstein, Bibliographer for Religion & Jewish Studies; Sally Roberts, Curriculum Integration Librarian, Reference Department; and tbd.
Urban E-Spaces	Russ Clement, Art Librarian; and Carl Smith, Professor of English, American Studies, and History

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Humanities Computing / Introduction to Electronic Resources

Introductory Letter

Schedule for September 24, 2002, Tuesday, at NU Main Library

Time

Sessions

Location

To register for Breakout Sessions, move down the page and fill out and submit the registration form. To read description of Breakout Sessions, choose a topic from the pulldown menu below. To submit answers to the Computer Usage Questionnaire online, click here.

Topics for Breakout Sessions

Topics

Instructors

Please fill out the registration form below to sign up for topics of breakout sessions. Your form will be sent by email to Stacia Kozlowski, Graduate Program Assistant of the English Department, who will process your registration.

Note: You are required to participate in two sessions. Please select four sessions, in order of preference. We will do our best to accommodate your preferences. Please press down Ctrl (Control key) to make your selection while clicking on the sessions with a mouse.

First Choice:

Second Choice:

Third Choice:

Fourth Choice:

To register for Breakout Sessions, move down the page and fill out and submit the registration form.

To read description of Breakout Sessions, choose a topic from the pulldown menu below.

To submit answers to the Computer Usage Questionnaire online, click here.

Note: You are required to participate in two sessions. Please select four sessions, in order of preference. We will do our best to accommodate your preferences.

Please press down Ctrl (Control key) to make your selection while clicking on the sessions with a mouse.