[Baynet] Commercial Library Binding workshop in San Jose, May 12, 2006

[Rose Falanga]

 From Mary Morganti
mary at calhist.org

What, When and How to Bind: Commercial Library Binding



Presented by the California Preservation Program and the Library  
Binding Institute



This 1-day workshop focuses on frontline staff and the factors to  
consider in the binding decision-making process in academic, public  
and special libraries. Learn about the importance of library binding  
for preservation of materials, parts of the book, leaf attachments,  
and repairs. In addition, how to prepare books to go to the bindery,  
effective communication with the binder, and bindery and quality  
control processes will be addressed. Participate in hands-on small  
group exercises with sample materials to be bound. Attendees are  
invited to bring library books with unusual binding issues.



Speakers:   Jay B. Fairfield - HF Group (Heckman Bindery/ICI Group)

                         David J. Martinelli - Library Binding  
Services, University of California

                         Laura Cameron - Binding & Finishing,  
Stanford University

                         Cathy Aster - Digital Library Systems &  
Services, Stanford University



Date:       Friday, May 12, 2006



Location:   San Jose - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library

                         150 E. San Fernando St., San Jose



Time:                Registration 9:30 a.m.; workshop 10:00 - 5:00  
pm, includes lunch



Cost:                $45/attendee or $70 for every two registrants  
from the same institution

Registration:   Pre-registration required. Register online  
at:                                                                      
                                                                         
                                    http://www.plsinfo.org/workshops/ 
binding.htm  or contact Kevin Terada  terada at plsinfo.org

For more information, contact Laura Cameron  slash at stanford.edu



*This training is supported in part by the Library Binding Institute  
and by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the  
provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered  
by the State Librarian.






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