Training
Managing Disaster Response and Recovery in Cultural Collections
Wed, May 28
Hobart - University of Tasmania
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 9
Victoria University of Wellington
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Fri, Jun 13
Australian National University - Canberra
Cataloguing Serials: Print And Electronic
Thu, Jun 19
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities
Introduction to Records and IM: Principles and Practice for Contemporary Business
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Leading in Libraries: A Leadership Program for Libraries and Information Services
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 23
Queensland University of Technology (KG)
Train the Trainer for Information Professionals
Jul 7,8
Auckland - PricewaterhouseCoopers
What's New
CAVAL takes delivery of a Kritas 2400 Scanner
16 May 2008
The Kirtas 2400RA unit is an automated high speed image capturing device (21.1 Mega Pixel), specially designed to digitise books and journals. Training was provided by Kirtas representatives this week, and CAVAL staff expect to have the unit in operation by the end of the month.
The same device is used by Microsoft’s digitisation projects, it automatically turns the pages of a book and captures its contents, the electronic copies are then converted to full-text searchable PDFs.
CAVAL is the first organisation in Australia to own such a device, capable of digitising up to 2400 pages per hour. Additionally, it will be used by CAVAL’s Document Delivery department to deliver electronic journal articles from the CARM Centre, directly to users desktops.
For any queries or to arrange a demonstration contact
George Panagiotidis.
CAVAL Website Restored
09 May 2008
We apologise for the downtime of our website earlier this week. This was due to some technical issues outside our control. Most of these have now been resolved and we expect to restore complete functionality over the coming days.
Please email cavalweb@caval.edu.au for assistance.
Janette Wright, CEO.
Extended DISC analysis now available
05 May 2008
To assist capability development within library organisations, CAVAL can now offer individual and team analysis using the Extended DISC assessment tool.
Enquiries to Richard Sayers - training@caval.edu.au or +61 7 3491 7021.
CAVAL Reference Interest Group Forum May 2008
30 April 2008
The next CRIG Forum will be on Friday May 16 at Monash University's Caulfield campus.
Web 2.0 – Let’s look at what we can do [PDF] 17KB
RSVP for Forum online here.