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Kerridwen Harvey <[log in to unmask]>
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Call for Proposals for 1997 Museum Computer Network  - Deadline Extended to
April 30

(with apologies for cross-posting)

Communication
Within the Museum
With the Museum and its Community
Within the Community of Museums

The Annual Conference of the Museum Computer Network
St. Louis, Missouri, October 15 - 18, 1997

**Deadline for Proposal Submissions: April 30, 1997**

From intranets within the Museum sharing, managing, and delivering
collection information to our closest constituents (staff, volunteers and
visitors); to the World-Wide Web for delivering information to the global
public; to speaking the same language institution-to-institution thanks to
the development of standards -- successful communication is fundamental to
fulfil the educational mission of cultural heritage institutions: to
interpret and exhibit.  MCN '97 session topics may address infrastructure,
software and/or hardware innovations, successful approaches to problems,
or any of a variety of technical solutions to communication issues.
Specific themes to explore are digital cash, distance learning and intranets.

Proposals may address ideas and issues in any area of museum computing.
Please check the categories that best describe the subject of this proposal:

____    World-Wide Web/Digital Cash
____    Educational Programs/Distance Learning
____    Networks/Integrated Systems/Intranets
____    Cataloguing & Description
____    Exhibits
____    Photo Services & Image Rights
____    Events Management
____    Professional Development
____    Collections Management
____    Facilities Design & Management
____    Publications
____    Audience Development and Evaluation
____    Fundraising & Development
____    Membership & Participation
____    Systems Administration
____    Disciplinary Computing (Art, Humanities, Sciences)
____    Imaging/Multimedia Systems
____    Technologies & Research
____    User Services & Training
____    Standards
____    Other (please specify)

Level of Technical Knowledge of Intended Audience:

____    Beginning       ____    Intermediate            ____    Advanced

This is a Proposal for a:

____    Paper           ____    Panel                   ____    Other
(please specify)

Length of Proposed Panel, Paper or Other Presentation:

____    1 1/2 hours     ____    Other (specify)

Title:

Proposal Submitted by:  (Name, title, address, phone, fax)

Description:  (Summarize the relevance of the topic, the content to be
covered, and the subjects to be addressed by individual speakers.)

Goals:  (Express how the intended audience will benefit from the
presentation.)

Participants:  (List the name, title, institution, address, phone and fax
of each speaker or panelist, and indicate whether their participation is
confirmed or proposed.  In the case of panels, indicate which participant
will chair the session.)

AV Requirements:

**Proposals should be sent to:**
Susanne Warren
Art & Architecture Thesaurus
62 Stratton Road
Williamstown, MA
USA  01267
tel: (413) 458-2151
fax: (413) 458-3757
e-mail: [log in to unmask]

MCN's Speaker and Workshop Leader Policy

MCN is a not-for-profit membership organization.  Its funding comes
completely from membership fees and conference registrations. Its
conference is an opportunity for members to share experiences and learn
from each other and from experts in the field.  Thus, MCN does not
reimburse workshop leaders or program speakers for expenses. It does not
waive conference registration fees for workshop leaders or program
speakers.  Because MCN does want to hear from experts outside its
community, it does waive registration for the day that a speaker presents
a paper or panel.  MCN hopes that these speakers will register for the
entire conference.  It expects that a member of MCN who is presenting a
workshop or paper would be coming to the entire conference and does not
waive the conference fee.  MCN hopes that a member of the museum community
who is not a member but is giving a paper will join MCN and will register
for the entire conference.



--
Kerridwen Harvey
Harvey Heritage Services
e-mail: [log in to unmask]

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