IGI Global is actively participating in ALA Midwinter and invites you and your colleagues to join us for the following events:

Join us for one of our Daily Presentations at Booth #2538 and Enter to Win a Chocolate-Filled Mug and $200 American Express Gift Certificate!

Friday, January 23

• 6:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Journals
• 7:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Books

Saturday, January 24

• 9:00am Overview of IGI Global
• 10:00am Special Product Review of InfoSci-Books
• 11:00am E-Collaboration Research in Business, Education and the Social Sector - Janet Salmons, Vision2lead, Inc and Capella University, USA and Lynn Wilson, SeaTrust Institute, USA
• 1:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Journals
• 2:00pm E-Collaboration Research in Business, Education and the Social Sector - Janet Salmons, Vision2lead, Inc and Capella University, USA and Lynn Wilson, SeaTrust Institute, USA
• 3:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Books
• 4:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Journals

Sunday, January 25

• 9:00am Overview of IGI Global
• 10:00am Special Product Review of InfoSci-Journals
• 11:00am Teaching with Online Games - David Gibson, University of Vermont, USA (Webcast)
• 1:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Books
• 2:00pm International, Cross-Cultural Electronic Collaboration - Andre L. Araujo, College of William & Mary, USA, Tine Köhler, George Mason University, USA, Kathy Lynch, University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia, Aleksej Heinze, Salford University, UK, and Elsje Scott, University of Cape Town, South Africa (Webcast)
• 3:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Journals
• 4:00pm Special Product Review of InfoSci-Books

Monday, January 26

• 9:00am Overview of IGI Global
• 10:00am Special Product Review of InfoSci-Journals
• 11:00am Special Product Review of InfoSci-Books

Attend IGI Global’s Presentation at the Technology Showcase:

Walking the Usage Tightrope in a Digital World: Publishers and Librarians Explore the Delicate Balancing Act of E-Content Usability

Monday, January 26, 10:00am - 10:30am, Mesa Theater (2)

In recent years librarians have grown increasingly concerned with digital rights management tools used by vendors of licensed scholarly resources such as e-journals and e-books. Although some restrictions are necessary to protect the academic material, how will protection measures affect student and faculty use?

This showcase will explore the balancing act concerning use restrictions through discussion between librarians and publishers on soft restrictions, hard restrictions, user views, and database analysis.