I am considering sending one or two tutorial or workshop proposals to ECDL 2006, and I would like your opinion. Tutorials are "intended to present a topic in detail over either a half-day or full day", and workshops "provide a platform for presenting novel ideas in an informal and focused way ... encouraging information sharing and discussion ... rather than presentation of information." For more detail, see: http://www.ecdl2006.org/ Possible titles for tutorials I have come up with include: * Creating and maintaining digital libraries with MyLibrary * Exploiting open source tools to create and distribute TEI/XML * Putting SRU into practice Some workshop titles include: * Implementing an institutional repository * What are the defining characteristics of digital libraries? * Outlining functions provided by digital library registries Based on your experience, what makes for successful tutorials and/or workshops, and of the titles listed above, which ones seem to be most likely to get accepted? -- Eric Lease Morgan