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The InSITE 2011 conference is being held in Novi Sad (New Garden), Serbia
this June.  Submissions are due in November at http://InSITE.nu
<http://insite.nu/> .  Please volunteer (at http://volunteer.InSITE.nu
<http://volunteer.insite.nu/> ) to review.

 Why Novi Sad?  Novi Sad is known as the cultural capital of Serbia because
of the variety of museums, galleries, and events. Its center has a large
pedestrian zone, filled with shops and outdoor cafés.  It is safe to walk
any time of day or night. The city is on the banks of the Danube, and is
renowned as having the second best river beach in Europe; many restaurants
overlooking the river. The conference banquet will be held at one of these
restaurants. In addition to the paper sessions, we are offering a day trip
to Belgrade, a day trip to the area around Novi Sad, and a half-day walking
tour of the city.

 The conference host and co-organizer, the Higher Education Technical School
of Professional Studies, Novi Sad, is dedicated to continuing the InSITE
tradition of a collegial, supportive atmosphere in which to share your
research and network with other delegates from around the world. The school
is in the city center, a short walk from the conference hotels. We have
obtained substantial discounts at three hotels on the pedestrian zone of the
city center. (Please see below.)

Novi Sad is about an hour drive from the Belgrade airport, and we have
arranged for frequent transportation from the airport to your hotel for $15
per person each way. Novi Sad can also be reached by bus or train from many
cities, as well as by car.

Please submit a paper by November 30 and join us in Novi Sad this June.
Please also share information about the conference with your colleagues. The
call for papers can be downloaded from
http://www.InSITE.nu/docs/2011CFP.pdf, details about the conference are on
the web at http://insite.nu/.  Paper submissions are accepted now through
November 30, 2010.

Papers typically undergo blind review by 4 or more reviewers.  All accepted
papers will be published in the proceedings.  Selected papers will be
fast-tracked for publication in the journals Informing Science, Journal of
Information Technology Education, Interdisciplinary Journal of E-Learning
and Learning Objects, Interdisciplinary Journal of Doctoral Studies,
Interdisciplinary Journal of Information, Knowledge, and Management, or the
journal Issues in Informing Science and Information Technology.

Affordable Fees and Hotel Prices.  InSITE endeavors to make its conference
affordable.  Here are some preliminary pricing for those making their budget
requests now. 

 .         Accommodations: The conference discounted room rates start at 25
Euros per night for a single room with breakfast.  We have secured rooms at
three hotels that range from 3-star to 4-star and can provide contacts for a
five-star hotel.  
 .         Conference Fee:  The conference provides three discounts: for
authors of accepted paper, for conference reviewers who complete the
reviews, and for paying the registration fee by March 15.  (Regular faculty
of Serbian institutions receive yet one more discount.)  The total fee for
authors who also review and pay their conference fee by March 15 for the
entire six day conference is expected to be just $425 USD after discounts.
This fee includes five lunches, one banquet, two receptions, and six coffee
breaks.  (Breakfasts are included in all hotels prices.)  The price without
including InSITE: Connect is just $300 USD.

Join the International Board of Reviewers. If you have not already done so
this year, please volunteer to review three conference papers in December
and early January.  Reviewers receive a $50 discount in their conference
registration fee as well as a certificate suitable for framing.  Please see
http://Volunteer.InSITE.nu <http://volunteer.insite.nu/>  for full details
on how to sign up as a reviewer for this year's conference submissions.

Join the Informing Science Institute.  For just $25 USD a year, you too can
be a member and support the work of the hundreds of volunteers around the
world who make up the Informing Science Institute
(http://InformingScience.org <http://informingscience.org/> ). Become a
member for the 2010-2011 academic year and see your name listed as a member
at http://informingscience.org/members.php and all our journal sites.

-eli  Betty                                    Božo  Ljiljana


Eli Cohen & Elizabeth Boyd 

Božo Nikolić & Ljiljana Ruzic-Dimitrijevic


  Informing Science Institute 

Higher Education Technical School 
of Professional Studies, Novi Sad)