AATA Online

Users of AATA Online

AATA Online staff are currently exploring how best to upgrade AATA
Online's technology platform and are taking the opportunity to
consider enhancements to its functionality and usability as well.

Project staff will be gathering user requirements during interviews
at the upcoming American Institute for Conservation's annual
conference in Denver, April 2008.  Please stop by the GCI booth
(#203 - 205) in the exhibition hall (Tuesday and Wednesday, 10am -
5:30pm) to share your thoughts with us during the conference. If you
would like to arrange a specific time to meet, please email us at
aata<-a t->getty< . >edu

Additional interviews with the user community will take place
throughout the year at other major conservation conferences, or your
comments are welcome by email to the address above.

The results of these interviews will be presented by the project
team to GCI leadership, which will enable them to make an informed
decision about which functionality AATA Online should offer in the
future. An implementation project will begin in 2009.

AATA Online: Abstracts of International Conservation Literature, the
conservation profession's authoritative bibliographic resource, has
been offered as a free online service on the Getty's website since
2002

    <URL:http://www.aata.getty.edu>

and now comprises over 100,000 citations and abstracts of
conservation literature. AATA Online is produced by the GCI in
association with IIC and ICCROM. Thank you,

Luke Swetland
Senior Manager
AATA Online
The Getty Conservation Institute


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