Digital Libraries LIS 5937 (Summer 2005)
Information Science in Librarianship LIS6260(Spring 2005)
Collection Development and Maintenance LIS6511 (Fall 2006)
She has published several papers in the area of electronic copyright, UCITA, and intellectual property issues . A recent article entitled UCITA:What Does it Mean for Libraries? was published in the January 2001 issue of Online. A paper, presented at the ACRL National Conference in Nashville, on electronic copyright and intellectual propertyissues is entitled:Delivery
of Information Via the World Wide Web She also delivered a paper at the Tenth National ACRL Conference in Denver entitled Problems Presented by the Uniform Information Transactions Act (UCITA): Respecting the Use of Electronic Materials (March 17, 2001). Powerpoint Presentation used at ACRL is also available on the Web.
Given her involvement with web-based distance education, she gave a talk comparing WebCT and Blackboard at the 2000 ASIS Conference. The powerpoint presentation is available on the Web Blackboard vs. WebCT. She is currently working on a book with Diane Austin on the use of virtual communities in distance education.
In October 2000, she and Anna Perrault presented a paper entitled Think Global, Act Local: The Challenges of Taking the Website Global at the SLA International Conference in Brighton, England. The paper was subsequently published in Inspel vol. 34, nos.3/4 (2000), pp. 227-237.
In October 2001, Gregory and Wohlmuth presented "Planning for the Internationalization of a Postgraduate Degree Program" at the Sixth Annual Conference of Global Alliance for Transnational Education (GATE) in San Jose, Costa Rica.
In February 2005, Gregory and Austin presented a paper entitled Communication of Institutional Knowledge and Professional Interaction in a Virtual Community of Students and Faculty in Algarve, Portugal.
In October 2005, Gregory presented a paper for SARCIII on virtual communities in organizations Virtual Communities: Within and Beyond Organizational Boundaries
Vicki L. Gregory can be contacted at: gregory@shell.cas.usf.edu