CET 2009 Symposium - Researcher 2.0 

1. Track Outline

2. Finding the Pearls

3. Putting Your Scholarship Online

4. Connecting With Others

5. Online Scholarly Publishing

• Virginia Woolf Online

6. Keeping it Organized

A variety of tools, websites, open access resources, and advanced database features are now available to enhance the research process, from discovery and writing to presentation, online publishing and archiving. Many of these "Web 2.0" tools make it possible to share interests and publish research output. This track offers faculty and other researchers a few workshops with hands-on application of tools, and exposure to new resources offered or supported by the Libraries and the Imaging Center.

Researcher 2.0 Presenters

Sika Berger, Digital Services Coordinator, sberger@smith.edu, x2963	Jon Cartledge, Digital Imaging Specialist, jcartled@smith.edu, x3100	Aisha Gabriel, Web Courseware Developer, agabriel@smith.edu, x2648	Karen Kukil, Associate Curator of Special Collections, kkukil@smith.edu, x2908
Elisa Lanzi, Director of the Imaging Center, elanzi@smith.edu, x3106	Chris Loring, Director of Libraries, cloring@smith.edu, x2902	David Podboy, Reference/Information Commons Librarian, dpodboy@smith.edu, x2913	Barbara Polowy, Head of Hillyer Art Library, bpolowy@smith.edu, x2941
Pam Skinner, Reference/Electronic Resources Librarian, pskinner@smith.edu, x2961	Michele Wick, Psychology Dept. Instructor mwick@smith.edu, x3794	Marlene Wong, Head of the Werner Josten Library, mmwong@smith.edu, x2931	Nanci Young, College Archivist, nyoung@smith.edu, x2976