ETD2009: Bridging the knowledge divide

This conference series is organized by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD), hosted by the University of Pittsburgh and co-sponsored by West Virginia University (WVU). The NDLTD initiative is an open federation of hundreds of universities and supporting organizations worldwide including research institutions and private companies.The 2009 conference will be held June 10 – 13 at the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA, U.S.A.

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Breakout session 2B: Collaborations

Moderator: Suzie Allard, University of Tenessee (pictured)

Angela McCutcheon, Ohio University, Graduate College

Moving from a Decentralized to Centralized Model for Processing ETDs

Keith Garbutt, The Honors College, West Virginia UniversityMolly Simis, The Honors College, West Virginia University

Going Digital: The Implementation of an Electronic Honors Thesis (eHT) at WVU and its impact.

Max Read, Faculty of Graduate Studies, the University of British ColumBronwen Sprout, UBC Library, the University of British Columbia (Canada)

From Paper to Pixels: Rough Spots and Roadblocks on the Way to ETDs

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