Wednesday, 8 August 2001
	Virtual and real learning environments
	9:00 hrs	Project ANGEL: The VLE and the library (QZ 105) the growing use of virtual learning environments in learning and teaching in UK higher education the distinction between content management and its presentation by web delivery systems the way in which academic libraries should be involved in the development of these environments the ANGEL project and the architecture of the ANGEL system overlap between virtual learning environments and electronic reserve systems in libraries the requirement that academic libraries assert their role as resource information managers in their institutions partnership between academic librarians and course tutors John MacColl Sub-Librarian, Online Services and SELLIC director, University of Edinburgh, UK
	10:30 hrs	Coffee/tea
	11:00 hrs	Managed Learning Environments, Interoperability and Cultural Change (QZ 105) the issues associated with the students entering education today in relation to new technologies the work of The Managed Learning Environment Steering Group (MLESG) in the UK, documents the advice / guidance being produced, and the changes being made in institutions to make best use of the new technology a functional specification of a typical environment, and the difference between MLEs and VLEs the standards and specifications being used in the education sector, and work being undertaken to embed these the issues that need to be addressed for future success and potential pitfalls along the way Richard's view on the cultural, managerial and pedagogical challenges that will face the education sector in implementing such environments for learning Richard Everett JISC MLE Co-ordinator, University of Bristol, UK
	12:30 hrs	Lunch (Restaurant "Tilbury" on campus)
	14:00 hrs	The University of Bath Library and Learning Centre: Lessons from the past and for the future (QZ 105) planning and implementation of the Bath Library and Learning Centre integration of library and computing facilities plans for a new student 'Cybercafe' implications for staff and organisation comparisons with similar projects and lessons learned from these Howard Nicholson University librarian, University of Bath, UK
	15:30 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	16:00 hrs	Workshop: What's wrong with Tilburg University Library? (QZ 105, QZ 203/204/205/206, Library) participants are divided into groups what suggestions do participants have for amendments of the TU library? Howard Nicholson University librarian, University of Bath, UK Hans Roes Deputy librarian, Tilburg University Library, NL
	17:30 hrs	End of sessions, no joint dinner
	17:45 hrs	Optional: Demonstration Tilburg University library electronic services (QZ 105) Wietske Sijtsma Library innovation projects, Tilburg University library, NL
	18:15 hrs	End of programme, no joint dinner

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