An Overview of the 2021 NISO Plus Conference: Global connections and global conversations

Q3 Social Sciences

Information Services and Use Pub Date : 2021-11-30 DOI:10.3233/isu-210120

Bonnie Lawlor

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Abstract

This paper offers an overview of the highlights of the 2021 NISO Plus Annual Conference that was held virtually from February 22 – February 25, 2021. This was the second NISO Plus annual conference. The first one was held in 2020 and replaced what would have been the 62nd Annual NFAIS conference, but with the merger of NISO and NFAIS in June 2019 the conference was renamed NISO Plus and took on a new format. Little did they know that the second conference would have to be held virtually while the world was battling a global pandemic. The 2021 audience represented a 400% increase over the 2020 in-person attendance. There was no general theme, but there was a topic for everyone working in the information ecosystem - from the practical subjects of standards and metadata quality to preprints to information privacy and ultimately to the impact of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning on scholarly communication. With speakers from around the world and across time zones and continents, it was truly a global conversation!

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2021年NISO Plus大会概述:全球连接和全球对话

本文概述了于2021年2月22日至2月25日举行的2021年NISO Plus年会的亮点。这是第二届NISO Plus年会。第一届会议于2020年举行，取代了第62届NFAIS年度会议，但随着NISO和NFAIS于2019年6月合并，会议更名为NISO Plus，并采用了新的形式。他们几乎不知道，第二次会议将不得不在世界正在与一场全球流行病作斗争的时候以虚拟方式举行。2021年的观众人数比2020年的现场观众人数增加了400%。本次会议没有统一的主题，但每个在信息生态系统工作的人都有一个主题——从标准和元数据质量的实际主题到预印本，再到信息隐私，最终到人工智能/机器学习对学术交流的影响。演讲者来自世界各地，跨越时区和大陆，这是一次真正的全球对话!

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Information Services and Use Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences

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期刊介绍： Information Services & Use is an information and information technology oriented publication with a wide scope of subject matters. International in terms of both audience and authorship, the journal aims at leaders in information management and applications in an attempt to keep them fully informed of fast-moving developments in fields such as: online systems, offline systems, electronic publishing, library automation, education and training, word processing and telecommunications. These areas are treated not only in general, but also in specific contexts; applications to business and scientific fields are sought so that a balanced view is offered to the reader.