• Library Systems: Expectations for the Future. Clifford Lynch, Executive Director, Coalition for Networked Information
• Defending Against Sabotage: Security Solutions for Libraries. Allen Benson, Akansas State University, Mountain Home
• Key Executive Roundtable. Carol Blagsvedt, Winnebago; Scot Cheatham, EOS, Inc.; Karl Grant, Ameritech; Christine Kirby, Gaylord; Vince Schmitt, GEAC
• Archiving Digital Resources: Illusions and Issues. Darlene Fichter, Coordinator, Data Library Services, University of Saskatchewan
• Library Applications and the Web: Statistics. Elizabeth Titus, Professor, Northern Illinois University; Legacy Gateways. Tom Berrigan, Teubner and Associates, Inc
• Multimedia: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Elements of Screen Design. Cindi Nicotera, Reference/Instructional Development Librarian, Penn State Berks-Lehigh Valley College; Doug Nicotera, Supervisor of Photography, Arrow International, Inc.; Graphic Techniques for Librarians. Walt Howe, Delphi Internet Services
• Technology and Knowledge Forum: A Look at Dead and Emerging Technology. Moderated by D. Scott Brandt, Purdue University. Panelists: Ulla de Stricker, President, de Stricker and Associates; Stephen Abram, Director, Corporate and News Information, IHS Micromedia Limited; Walt Howe, Delphi Internet Services, Inc.; Richard Hulser, Digital Library Consultant, IBM Corporation
• Mainstreaming Internet Resources into Your Library: Collection Issues, Part I: Managing a Collection of Electronic Reserves. Lori Jargo and Ronald Fark, Brown University Sciences Library; Customer-Focused Texts: The Librarian as Web Author. Bonnie Osif, Penn State University
• Integrating Technology into Teaching: The Core Curriculum: Information Literacy 101. Kimberly Donnelly, York College; Pathways to Knowledge. Bill Payne, Follett Software
• Evaluating Internet Information: Evaluating Web Resources: Grappling with Guidelines. Marsha Ann Tate and Jan Alexander, Internet/Trainer Librarians, Windener University; Reliability of Internet Resources: Strategies of Critical Assessment. Mary Hricko, Geauga Campus, Kent State University.
• Prelude to Instruction: Students and the Internet. Rebecca Wilson, Susquehanna University; The Use of Websites for Instruction. Rebecca Jackson, George Washington University; Teaching Faculty and Other Libarians: Workshops and Websites. Scott Stebelman, George Washington University.
• Public Access Internet Stations, Part II: Academic Libraries: Security on Public Machines in Academic Libraries. David Ives, University of Missouri Libraries; Cyberdestinations: Where our Patrons Go When Using the Web: A Study. Laura Cousineau, Information Access Librarian and John Little, Web Development Librarian, Library Information Systems Department, Perkins Library, Duke University.
• Is Technology Changing Fundamental Library Principles? Computers in Libraries and Libraries in Computers. Eric Willard, Regional Director, Elert and Associates; Information Leaders. Betty Eddison, Chairman, Inmagic, Inc.
• Spearheading the Technology Push: Juggling Issues and Interest. Billie Jo Kaufman, Director, Law Library and Technology Center and Assistant Professor of Law, Nova Southeastern University Law Center.
• The Butcher, the Baker, the Candlestick, or Which Hat am I Wearing Today? Cindi Nicotera, Reference/Instructional Development Librarian, Penn State Berks-Lehigh Valley College.
• The Essential Information Specialist, or Let's Prove Those Turkeys WRONG. Francie Davis and Joyce Renfro Gotsch, Reference Librarians, Dowling College Library.
• Survival in These Wild Times: Dealing with Technostress. Rose Bland, Systems Librarian, Health Sciences Center Library, University of South Florida; Engaging Knowledge Workers' Commitment: Escaping the Motivation Complex. James Marcum, Director, Library Services and Senior Lecturer, University of Texas, Permian Basin.

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