Voyager Law Users Roundtable meeting in DC

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Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:35:00 -0400
From: "Jean M. Pajerek" <jmp8@cornell.edu>
Subject: Voyager Law Users Roundtable meeting in DC


To those of you planning to attend the Voyager Law Users Roundtable
meeting in DC, there are a couple of details you should be aware
of.  Our lunches are being delivered to room 142 at around noon,
even though the Voyager group is beginning its meeting in WCC 143C. 
Halfway through the meeting time, we'll move from room 143C to room 142,
so that our Ex Libris rep (who is dividing her time between our group and
the Aleph users) doesn't have to move her equipment from room to
room.


The list of enhancement recommendations linked to below is a lengthy
document, and I do not intend to provide printed versions of it at the
meeting.  Attendees should consider printing their own versions of
the enhancement list and bringing it along, if desired.


See you soon!


--Jean Pajerek

Cornell Law Library 

Ithaca, NY 14853 


Original message:


The meeting of the Voyager Law Users Roundtable is scheduled for Tuesday,
July 28, 2009, from noon until 1:15 PM, in the Washington Convention
Center, room 143C.  We will be sharing the Ex Libris representative
(as we did last year) with the Aleph users' group, which is meeting at
the same time.  The Ex Libris rep will have about 35 minutes to
spend with us, and the rest of the time is open for us to use as we
wish.  


If you have any particular Voyager-related issues you would like to have
the Ex Libris rep address during her time with us, please email me at
jmp8@cornell.edu and let me know, so I can let her know.  Also, if
you have any ideas for discussion topics for the remainder of the meeting
time (without the rep), please email them to me as well.  The two
suggestions I have received so far are: 

A review of enhancement recommendations from law libraries (you can
see the list here:

http://lawmail.pepperdine.edu/voyager/supplemental/revised_law_enhancement_recommendations.shtml
) 
A discussion of non-Roman (Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi, Japanese, Korean,
Chinese, plus some others) cataloging in Voyager 
Additional discussion topics are welcome.  We also need to be
thinking about selecting a convener or conveners for next year.

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