Speakers and Abstracts Note: All sessions will be simultaneously translated. Presentation available! | CHIN Members' Day | Jana Bahurinska Slovak Republic Protection of cultural heritage in Slovak Republic based on computerized documentation Presentation available Guy Baillargeon Canada Integrated Taxonomic Information System Sudakshina Bandyopadhyay (Mukherjee) India Problems of documentation in small rural museums in India that have lesser opportunities David Bearman Jennifer Trant United States Beyond Theory: The interplay between museum practice, data standards and educational users' expectations Danielle Boily Canada Striking gold: finding precious museum web products for the classroom! Luiz Antônio Bolcato Custódio Brazil The Results of the Information Technology applied to the Jesuit Missions of Guarani Ann E. Borda United Kingdom Connecting Britain's Computing Heritage: The National Computing Collections Listing Project Rosa Botterill Christina Brown United Kingdom The European Museums' Information Institute (EMII): What's in a Survey? Interpreting the European Standards Survey Presentation available Martin Brooks Canada Broadband, Peer Learning, and Telementoring Joseph Busch United States Helping people find content...preparing content to be found: Enabling the semantic Web Presentation available Claude Camirand Canada Convergence of Activities or Convergence of Thought?! Erin Branwen Coffin Canada CREATION: The Virtual Art Gallery Claire Constans France The Multilingual Thesaurus of Religious Objects of the Roman Catholic Faith: An Example of International Cooperation and Documentation Research Tom Delsey Canada Re-situating the library catalogue in a networked context Martin Doerr Greece Metadata and the CIDOC CRM - a Solution for Semantic Interoperability Presentation available Alexander S. Drikker Russia Information Principles of the Electronic Art Museum Presentation available Eleanor E. Fink United States Does Culture Count? Presentation available Francisca Flores-Caberoy Philippines Standard Docuemntation Practices of Philippine Museums: An Analysis. Presentation available Tony Gill United States Using the CIDOC CRM - RLG's Cultural Materials Initiative Presentation available Katy Gillette Australia Allied and Alliancing: Getting to a National Museum of Australia Presentation available Monika Hagedorn-Saupe Germany Some recent trends in German museums: new media, new organization, shifting focus on audience Susan Haigh Canada Considering Cross-Sectoral Convergence from a Library Perspective Heather Harris Canada Remembering 12,000 Years of History in Canada: The Oral History of Northwestern North America Gail Hodge United States Federating Terminology: Can We Avoid Reinventing the Wheel? Presentation available Junko Iwabuchi Japan Current developments and experiments on various tools of imaging in Japan: How is the audience's reaction so far? Suzanne Keene United Kingdom Museum collections: the future space Presentation available Joris Komen Namibia     Andrew Large Canada How Children See the Web: A Case Study of Grade Six Students Presentation available Aleksey Lebedev Russia Experiment in the Field of Museum Design: Virtual Museum of Russian Primitive Presentation available Tracy London Canada The "Virtuous Museum": an Exploration of Technology and Cultural Rights Michel Mélot France Research on the access to documentation through images at the Inventaire général des monuments et des richesses artistiques de la France Paul Miller United Kingdom Joined up Doing: the road to truly virtual heritage organisations Presentation available Tammy Moorse Canada Art In the Age of the Internet Presentation available Nancy Morgan United States Using GEM Metadata to Access Internet Education Resources Presentation available Anne Murray Sweden A totempole goes back to the Haisla Nation and becomes a museum object Karen Neimanis Canada Breaking New Ground: The Virtual Museum of Canada Presentation available Virgil Stephan Nitulescu Romania Cultural Heritage Legislation: an Attempt to Reconstruct Communication Presentation available Frits Pannekoek Canada Canada: The Information Deficit Nation Presentation available Monty Reid Canada Balancing Act Jack Rigley Canada Wireless Multimedia Access Presentation available Barbara Rottenberg Canada After the Gold Rush Zoe Scott Australia Dealing With Distance Lyn Elliot Sherwood Canada Five Years Later: What Have We Learned? What Do We Still Need to Find Out? Françoise Simard Canada Computerization and network distribution of text and image information on Québec museum collections : the role of the Réseau Info-Muse of the Société des musées québécois and of its numerous partners Jane Sledge United States Visions of the Future Gilles St-Laurent Canada Digital Audio: Tips and Techniques from the Virtual Gramophone Project Presentation available John Taylor Eric Paquet Canada Virtual access and access through the content of heritage collections Presentation available Judith Tomlin Canada Digitization at the Canadian Museum of Civilization Presentation available Nicole Vallières Canada Le McCord au numérique: the next generation Presentation available Ian E. Wilson Canada Connecting Canadians with their histories Presentation available CHIN Members' Day, August 22, 2000 Kathleen Christensen Calum Ewing Danielle Boily Canada Distributed Access to Canadian Cultural and Natural Heritage: Learning with Museums Christine La Salle Kathryn Rumbold Roxane Shaughnessy Canada Building Content through Collaboration Digitization: three case studies of collaboration within organizations Mark Graham Gerald Fitzgerald Bruce McGillivray Canada Distributed Access to Canadian Cultural and Natural Heritage: Case Studies Jim Fox Sister Madeleine Juneau Françoise Simard Canada Building Content through Collaboration Digitization: collaboration between museums, associations, and government Note: All sessions will be simultaneously translated.