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NISO Plus News!

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With just over six months since this year’s NISO Plus conference, and just under six months till the next one (February 14-16, 2023), we’re happy to share some exciting updates on all things NISO Plus related! It’s exactly two weeks until the first NISO Plus Forum (September 20, Washington, DC)— our first in-person event since NISO Plus 2020 — and there’s still time to register! The theme of the day is Metadata: Exchange, Structures, Identifiers, and we’ve worked with professional facilitator and NISO Board member, Jonathan Clark, to develop a day of World Cafe style small group discussions and activities. …

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Taking a Hands-On Approach to Improving Metadata at the NISO Plus Forum

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With the NISO Plus conference now firmly established as an online, you may be wondering why the new NISO Plus Forum will be held in person (September 20 at the AGU office in Washington, DC). The brief answer is that meeting in person provides an opportunity for a different sort of event, one focused on practical, hands-on work and interactions — and one that we hope will result in some concrete outputs and next steps. Our goal is to bring together stakeholders from across the information community — librarians, publishers, service providers, and others — to identify areas of metadata …

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Registration is now open for the NISO Plus Forum!

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We’re excited to announce the first-ever NISO Plus Forum — a new, in-person event that will provide a bridge between the annual, fully online NISO Plus conferences! With thanks to the American Geophysical Union for their support, this year’s conference will be held at the AGU headquarters in Washington, DC on September 20, 2022 — the day before SSP’s annual New Directions seminar at the same venue on September 21-22, to minimize travel for those of you planning to attend. The theme of this year’s Forum is Metadata: Structures, Exchange, Identifiers — a chance to continue some of the many …