• Fall 2009 (Washington, DC -- December 14-15, 2009)

• Spring 2009 (Minneapolis, MN -- April 6-7, 2009)

• Fall 2008 (Washington, DC -- December 8-9, 2008)

• Spring 2008 (Minneapolis, MN -- April 7-8, 2008)

• Fall 2007 (Washington, DC -- December 10-11, 2007)

• Spring 2007 (Phoenix, AZ -- April 16-17, 2007)

• Fall 2006 (Washington, DC -- December 4-5, 2006)*

• Spring 2006 (Arlington, VA -- April 3-4, 2006)*

• Fall 2005 (Phoenix, AZ -- December 5-6, 2005)

• Spring 2005 (Washington, DC -- April 4-5, 2005)

• Fall 2004 (Portland, OR -- December 6-7, 2004)

• Spring 2004 (Alexandria, VA -- April 15-16, 2004)

• Fall 2003 (Portland, OR -- December 8-9, 2003)

• Spring 2003 (Washington, DC -- April 28-29, 2003)

• Fall 2002 (San Antonio, TX -- December 5-6, 2002)

• Spring 2002 (Washington, DC -- April 15-16, 2002)

• Fall 2001 (San Antonio, TX -- November 29-30, 2001)

• Spring 2001 (Washington, DC -- April 9-10, 2001)

• Fall 2000 (San Antonio, TX -- December 7-8, 2000)

• Spring 2000 (Washington, DC -- March 27-28, 2000)

• Fall 1999 (Phoenix, AZ -- December 13-14, 1999)

• Spring 1999 (Washington, DC -- April 26-27, 1999)

• Fall 1998 (Seattle, WA -- December 7-8, 1998)

• Spring 1998 (Washington, DC -- April 14-15, 1998)

• Fall 1997 (Minneapolis, MN -- October 26-27, 1997)

• Spring 1997 (Washington, DC -- April 1-2, 1997)

• Fall 1996 (San Francisco, CA -- December 6-7, 1996)

• Spring 1996 (Washington, DC -- March 25-26, 1996)

• Fall 1995 (Portland, OR -- October 30-31, 1995)

• Spring 1995 (Washington, DC -- April 10-11, 1995)

• Fall 1994 (Lake Buena Vista, FL -- November 29-30, 1994)

• Spring 1994 (Washington, DC -- April 5-6, 1994)

• 1990-1993 (There is no HTML markup for meeting material prior to 1994.)

*NOTE: In 2006, both spring and fall Task Force meetings were held in the Washington, DC area; beginning in 2007, spring meetings have been scheduled for locations around the US, while fall meetings will take place in the Washington, DC area.

About Task Force Meetings:

Twice each year representatives of CNI's member organizations gather for Task Force meetings. Each meeting covers a broad array of topics. The meetings are designed to explore new technologies, content, and applications; to further collaboration; to analyze technology policy issues; and to catalyze the development and deployment of new projects.

Each Task Force Meeting includes:

--Project Briefings, which are one-hour breakout sessions that address issues of current interest to the membership, including architectures and standards, economic challenges, and innovations in teaching and learning. Briefings include at least twenty minutes of general discussion and are attended by 25-75 IT and library administrators, publishing executives, government officials, and others with a high level of interest in and understanding of networked information issues.

--Plenary Sessions, which offer presentations of CNI's latest initiatives and insights from national and international leaders in the networked information community.

More detailed information about past meetings is available above, including abstracts for each Project Briefing. For highlights of key presentations, be sure to see Executive Director Clifford Lynch's "Roadmaps," available on the homepages of recent meetings.