The NISO Plus conference, scheduled for February 15-17, 2022, has announced its preliminary program. More details will be added in the coming days and weeks. Early Bird registration is available through January 7, 2022, and includes even larger discounts for NISO members, groups of five plus, students/early career/unemployed information professionals, and those in countries outside of the IMF’s top 30.
The full program includes 40 75-minute sessions — a mix of recorded presentations and live conversation — all focused on identifying concrete ways that NISO can help address key issues of concern to the information community. 100+ speakers from every region of the world will be seen sharing their expertise on topics ranging from accessibility to open science, ethics to usage data, and archiving to semantics. Keynotes will be presented by four eminent speakers — Dariusz Jemielniak, Katharina Ruckstuhl, Siva Vaidhyanathan, and the 2022 Miles Conrad Awardee (to be announced later this week).
Additionally, attendees will benefit from opportunities to engage with your peers and colleagues from across the information community — librarians, content providers, service providers, and more — including two fun virtual social events. Recordings will be made available before, during, and after the conference, to enable the widest possible participation — synchronous and asynchronous.
An intuitive, simple-to-use online platform will enable you to create your own custom schedule, integrate it with your calendar, and log into the sessions you want to attend quickly and easily.
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