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<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-left:36.0pt">Joanne Evans <<a href="mailto:joelizevans@gmail.com" target="_blank">joelizevans@gmail.com</a>> Aug 21 02:58PM -0700 <br>
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If in Melbourne next week, please consider coming along to these COSI <br>
seminars at Monash University featuring some of our international <br>
colleagues who are in town following on from the ICA Congress in Brisbane.<br>
<br>
<br>
*COSI Seminar: Recordkeeping Standards – The State of the Art and Future <br>
Directions *<br>
Hosted by the Centre for Organisational and Social Informatics and the <br>
FIT5107/3072 Managing Business Records Class at Monash University <br>
<br>
When: Wednesday 29 August, 1-3 pm. Followed by afternoon tea. <br>
<br>
Where: H Building, Basement, Room: B.32 Lecture Theatre -- Caulfield <br>
Campus, Monash University, <br>
<a href="http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/maps/2-Caulfieldcolour.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/maps/2-Caulfieldcolour.pdf</a>
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<br>
RSVP: <a href="mailto:Sue.McKemmish@monash.edu" target="_blank">Sue.McKemmish@monash.edu</a> by Friday 24 August 2012
<br>
<br>
This seminar will explore the current state of the art with the suite of <br>
related international RK Standards, how they relate to other Standards, <br>
challenges associated with their development and implementation, and future <br>
directions and strategies - e.g. globalisation vs localisation; integration <br>
of RK requirements into other Standards c.f. stand alone RK Standards <br>
approaches. Our speakers Hans Hofman and Barbara Reed have been leading <br>
members of the group that has led the development of international and <br>
national standards in recordkeeping. Ineke Deserno’s research concerns the <br>
relationship between transparency and recordkeeping in multinational <br>
companies, and has significant implications for the future development of <br>
RK standards, highlighting the need for integration strategies.<br>
<br>
<br>
Our Speakers: <br>
<br>
*Hans Hofman*, National Archives of the Netherlands and Chair of the ISO <br>
Committee which developed ISO AS ISO 23081(2006 & 2007) Information and <br>
Documentation - Records Management Processes - Metadata for Records: Parts <br>
1 & 2 <br>
<br>
*Barbara Reed*, Head of the Australian Delegation to the International <br>
Standards Organisation Committee TC46, SC11 (Records Management), and <br>
leading recordkeeping consultant <br>
<br>
*Ineke Deserno*, PhD candidate in COSI, Monash University <br>
<br>
*COSI Seminar: Education, Research and the Information Professions*<br>
*<br>
*Hosted by the Centre for Organisational and Social Informatics and the <br>
FIT5104/3124 Professional Practice Class at Monash University <br>
<br>
When: Thursday 30 August, 3-5pm. Followed by drinks and snacks. <br>
<br>
Where: H Building, Basement, Room: B.36 Lecture Theatre -- Caulfield <br>
Campus, Monash University, <br>
<a href="http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/maps/2-Caulfieldcolour.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/maps/2-Caulfieldcolour.pdf</a>
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<br>
RSVP: <a href="mailto:Sue.McKemmish@monash.edu" target="_blank">Sue.McKemmish@monash.edu</a> by Friday 24 August 2012
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<br>
This seminar will explore future directions for education and research to <br>
support the information professions and their role in society locally and <br>
globally. In this context it will also address the challenges associated <br>
with diversifying the profession, and the role that inclusive, <br>
participatory research and education might play. <br>
<br>
Our speakers: <br>
<br>
*Professor Anne Gilliland*, University of California LA, will discuss ways <br>
in which the international archival community are identifying grand <br>
challenges for archival education and research; and the challenges <br>
associated with decolonising archival education and research so that it can <br>
better address the needs of diverse communities, as well as social justice <br>
and social inclusion agendas. <br>
<br>
*Barbara Reed*, a leading consultant in archives and records, will discuss <br>
the knowledge and skill set that archivists and records managers need to <br>
deal with the complexity of recordkeeping continuum-style in the digital <br>
age. <br>
<br>
*Dr Kerry Tanner*, a senior research fellow in COSI, will discuss the <br>
findings of the ALTC funded Re-conceptualising and Re-positioning <br>
Australian Library and Information Science Education for the 21st Century <br>
Project - <a href="http://www.liseducation.org.au/" target="_blank">http://www.liseducation.org.au/</a>
<br>
<br>
<br>
* Speakers Bios *<br>
<br>
Ineke Deserno is a PhD candidate at Monash University. She lives and works <br>
in Belgium. Since February 2010 she is the NATO Archivist. Ineke has over <br>
18 years of professional experience in international organizations, <br>
including UNHCR, IOC and WHO. Ineke holds a Masters degree from the Radboud <br>
University in the Netherlands, followed by post graduate education at the <br>
School for Archival Studies in the Netherlands. She completed a <br>
post-graduate certificate in archives and records management at the <br>
University of British Columbia in Canada. She is an active member of the <br>
ICA and ARMA International. <br>
<br>
Professor Anne Gilliland is Director of the Center for Information as <br>
Evidence in the Department of Information Studies at the University of <br>
California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Her work relates to the design, evaluation <br>
and history of recordkeeping, cultural and community information systems <br>
and practices, and metadata creation and management. Recent research <br>
activities include the Building the Future of Archival Education and <br>
Research Initiative (AERI), the Metadata Archaeology Project, and the <br>
InterPARES 1&2 Projects. Dr. Gilliland is a Fellow of the Society of <br>
American Archivists. <br>
<br>
Hans Hofman is senior advisor recordkeeping at the Nationaal Archief of the <br>
Netherlands and is involved in developing e-government with respect to <br>
recordkeeping. He represents the Netherlands in ISO TC46/SC11 Records and <br>
Archives Management, in which committee he is chairing the Working Groups <br>
on Records Metadata, the WG on the Revision of ISO 15489 and the WG on risk <br>
assessment for records systems. He acts as the liaison between ISO and the <br>
International Council on Archives (ICA), and is member of the Programme <br>
Committee of the ICA. <br>
<br>
Barbara Reed is a practicing consultant in the field of records, <br>
information and archives management as a director of Recordkeeping <br>
Innovation Pty Ltd, an Australian-based company delivering recordkeeping, <br>
consulting and training services globally. With a background in archives <br>
administration, long practice as a practitioner and consultant in the <br>
field, Barbara’s interest is in transforming recordkeeping into the digital <br>
world and aligning recordkeeping with business. She has been a teacher and <br>
researcher at Monash University, written extensively on recordkeeping <br>
issues and has been active in standards development work both locally and <br>
internationally. Barbara is also Head of the Australian Delegation to the <br>
International Standards Organisation Committee TC46, SC11 (Records <br>
Management), Deputy Chair of that Committee, and a member of IT 21, <br>
Standards Australia’s Committee on Records Management. <br>
<br>
Dr Kerry Tanner is currently a senior adjunct research fellow in the <br>
Faculty of IT, Monash University, Caulfield campus. Previously she was a <br>
senior lecturer and course director of the postgraduate information systems <br>
and information management courses at Monash, and a lecturer/senior <br>
lecturer at RMIT (1979-1999); and Melbourne State College (1977-1978). Her <br>
research relates to the professional development needs of information <br>
professionals; secondary students’ and tertiary students’ library usage <br>
habits; university library and public library user surveys; evaluating <br>
library resource adequacy; management of electronic resources in schools; <br>
evaluating information delivery and the information needs of managers; <br>
human networks in organisational information processing; outsourcing of <br>
information services and information technology in Australia; the future of <br>
LIS education; human capital, knowledge management and community <br>
informatics.<br>
<br>
Cheers<br>
Joanne<o:p></o:p></p>
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