ER&L 2017: Full Schedule

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10:00am CDT

S001 - Why doesn’t everyone love reading e-books?

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When asked about their preferred reading device most students say they prefer a print book. Is it because screens are inferior for reading and learning? Or is it merely a question of habit and attitude? During this presentation I will address these questions based on current research.

Speakers

Caroline Myrberg

Librarian, Karolinska Institutet

Monday April 3, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am CDT
Room 101

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword e-books, digital literacy
Online Conference Online

10:00am CDT

S004 - Reveal your library's collections: understanding linked data for academic libraries

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Many users turn to search engines first, yet often miss their own library’s collections – because today search engines generally stop at the library home page, hours and events. Panelists will discuss how we can reveal academic library collections by transforming MARC records into Linked Data for the Web to consume.

Speakers

Scott Anderson

Information Systems Librarian, Millersville University Library

Scott Anderson (MLS, MBA) is an Associate Professor and the Information Systems Librarian at Millersville University. He is responsible for most of the library's electronic services (Discovery, ILS, ILL, KB, repository, linking, etc), configuring content platforms, authentication... Read More →

Andrew Nagy

Director, Software Innovation, EBSCO

The library community is undergoing a disruption in how we use technology. It's new, it's open source, and it's community driven to support a community of innovation. Talk to me about FOLIO - the open source library services platform!

Jeff Penka

VP Product Management, Zepheira

Linked Data is simply a contemporary, enabling technology. BIBFRAME and schema.org are domain specific vocabularies used by that technology. The real power comes in libraries collective ability to contribute and participate in the growing Web of Data -- BECOMING VISIBLE TOGETHER... Read More →

John Richardson

VP of Library & Vendor Partnerships, Zepheira

John Richardson is the Vice President of Library & Vendor Partnerships for Zepheira Technologies (http://zepheira.com) and joined the firm in March 2014. During his 30-year tenure in library automation, he has worked primarily for library automation companies including MultiLIS... Read More →

Monday April 3, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am CDT
Room 204

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword linked data, web of data
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11:00am CDT

S012 - The Future of Discovery: Hyperknowledge

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Making connections between concepts from oceans of interdisciplinary literature is a dream of librarians who want to encourage knowledge discovery. Yewno’s next generation technology mimics the way an inference is formed in the brain when concepts connect. The graphical display of connections helps find correlations you didn't even know existed.

Speakers

Jason Chabak

VP, Business Development, Yewno

Cheryl McGrath

Director, Stonehill College Library & Collaboratory for Innovative Design

Cheryl McGrath joined Stonehill College as Library Director for MacPhaidin Library four years ago. Since arriving at Stonehill, Cheryl and her team have added over 20 new systems and services including the DisCo: A Discovery and Collaboration Space for interactive information fluency... Read More →

Yewno

Channel Partner Manager, Yewno

Yewno Discover is a research application that provides unique benefits not found in traditional library search tools due to its technology, which is founded on extracting meaning from large volumes of text. Yewno Discover complements traditional library discovery tools, but adds value... Read More →

Monday April 3, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am CDT
Room 201

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword graph visualization, knowledge discovery
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1:15pm CDT

S015-01 - Using SEO to attract new patrons: a case study

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In November 2016, several libraries partnered with Koios to make their collections more visible. The goal was that library resources would appear for Google searches like "great gatsby ebook free." In this session, Trey Gordner (Koios) will discuss the experiment and its impact on traffic and circulation at participating libraries.

Speakers

Trey Gordner

Founder, Koios

Any of the following: - online visibility / search engines - digital marketing - user experience (UX) - startups For more on what Koios is building: libraries.readlibre.com

Monday April 3, 2017 1:15pm - 1:30pm CDT
Room 203

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Search engine optimization; user experience
Online Conference Online

1:15pm CDT

S014 - Exploring Academic Library and Publisher Collaboration: Using publisher APIs for IR access to articles by university authors

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The University of Florida searched for solutions to expand access to university-authored journal articles thru institutional repository. UFL and Elsevier collaborated to automatically feed journal platform data and links to the IR through free APIs. The project enabled UFL to support university authors/researchers and compliance with US public access policies.

Speakers

Brad Fenwick

Senior Vice President Global Strategic Alliances, Elsevier

Judith Russell

Dean of University Libraries, University of Florida

Judith C. Russell has served as the Dean of University Libraries at the University of Florida since 2007. She was the Managing Director, Information Dissemination and Superintendent of Documents at the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO), now the Government Publishing Office, from... Read More →

Monday April 3, 2017 1:15pm - 2:00pm CDT
Room 202

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Collaboration, Institutional repository
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4:30pm CDT

S032 - A Lifeboat for Lost Patrons : Using Screen-sharing Software for Advanced Patron Troubleshooting

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This presentation will cover the user of screen-sharing software which will include different platforms, marketing, and terms of use when involving patrons in a screen-sharing software session. It will address the benefits of utilizing screen-sharing software as well as how this can benefit the non-tech savvy patrons and/or distance learners.

Speakers

Michael Holt

Marketing and Assessment Librarian, Valdosta State University

Jessica Lee

Electronic Resources & Serials Librarian, Valdosta State University

Monday April 3, 2017 4:30pm - 5:15pm CDT
Room 202

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword troubleshooting, screen-sharing software
Online Conference Online

5:00pm CDT

S033-03 - Illuminating Hidden Collections with Omeka

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This session explores the use of Omeka as a collaborative tool for students, librarians, and academic faculty to promote silenced and hidden collections from underrepresented groups in the library. We introduce a new perspective and options for digital exhibits in Global Studies.

Speakers

Mitch William Cota

Graduate Research Assistant, University of Texas at Austin

Allyssa Guzman

Digital Scholarship Librarian, University of Texas at Austin

Ashley Morrison

Associate Head, Access Services & Ask Us Librarian, North Carolina State University Libraries

Monday April 3, 2017 5:00pm - 5:15pm CDT
Room 203

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword special collections, Omeka
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8:00am CDT

S040 - Are platforms eating the world?

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Presenters will look at disruptive forces in the library technology industry, discuss how the Integrated Library System (ILS) may give way to a new paradigm where a platform with a multitude of applications may deliver new services to users, and look at changes that are underway in our industry today.

Speakers

Neil Block

VP, Global Open Source Innovation, EBSCO

Ken Chad

Director, Ken Chad Consulting Ltd

My goal is to help make libraries more effective through the better and more imaginative use of technology. I set up my consulting business in 2007 aftre working for over 20 years in the library tech business. My consulting activities include help with strategy, business models... Read More →

Kristin Martin

Director of Technical Services, University of Chicago

S040 Are platforms eating the world (martin) pdf

Tuesday April 4, 2017 8:00am - 8:45am CDT
Room 301

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword disruption, technology
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10:00am CDT

S051 - 15 Student Data Secrets That Could Change Your Library, Number 5 Will Shock You

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For two years librarians at Nevada State College have been collecting student-level data on library resource use and matching it to student success outcomes like retention and GPA. This presentation will share what we’ve learned about collecting, storing, and securing student-level data sets.

Tuesday April 4, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am CDT
Room 301

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword assessment, student success, student data
Online Conference Live Streaming, Online

10:15am CDT

S049-02 - Open: More than just access

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The goal of the short talk would be to share the lessons and ideas gathered while attending OpenCon 2016. Participants will learn of current efforts, potential tools or systems, and avenues for advocacy.

Speakers

Casandra Laskowski

Reference Librarian & Lecturing Fellow, Duke University School of Law

Tuesday April 4, 2017 10:15am - 10:30am CDT
Room 203

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Open Access, OpenCon
Online Conference Online

10:30am CDT

S049-03 - The 2016 Library Environmental Scan - the EBSCO Budgeting and Trends Survey

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During the fall of 2016, EBSCO surveyed 500 libraries on issues ranging from budget, collection decisions, technology, open access and staffing. This program will present the results of the current survey, comparing and contrasting with the results of previous years; results of the companion publisher survey will also be included.

Speakers

Kittie Henderson

Vice President, Academic, Law and Public Library Markets, EBSCO

Kittie Henderson is Vice President and Chief Librarian of the Subscription Division of EBSCO Information Services. Since she joined EBSCO in 1992, Kittie has worked with librarians and EBSCO staff to expand services to all types of libraries. Kittie has been one of the co-authors... Read More →

Tuesday April 4, 2017 10:30am - 10:45am CDT
Room 203

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Market Trends, Collection Development
Online Conference Online

1:15pm CDT

S060 - Video Use in Higher Education: First-hand from Faculty

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In this session, renowned lecturers and researchers will demonstrate how they incorporate video in the classroom to increase student engagement and how their students use video, including the trends, roadblocks, and successes. They will also cover how they use video into their own research to augment their writing.

Speakers

Janet Salmons, PhD

Researcher, Writer, Instructor, Vision2Lead

Janet Salmons is an independent researcher, writer and consultant through her company,Vision2Lead, Inc.. Dr. Salmons has extensive experience teaching, mentoring, and facilitating online. She previously served on the graduate faculty of the Capella University School of Business... Read More →

Sean Wise

Assistant Professor, Entrepreneurship and Strategy, Ryerson University

Dr. Sean Wise specializes in helping emerging and high growth potential organizations jump on the trajectory and turn a profit. His intense, entertaining and direct approach has earned him a loyal following of disciples who swear by his lessons and best practices for business success.With... Read More →

Tuesday April 4, 2017 1:15pm - 2:00pm CDT
Room 201

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Faculty, Researchers, Video
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1:15pm CDT

S063 - Beginning the Conversation: Discussing research data services and support at an academic library

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Charged with developing a report for administration at Ohio State University Libraries, the Research Data Task Force described existing services, challenges of providing services and next steps to support the data needs of patrons. This presentation describes the task force's process and outcomes from the report to library administration.

Speakers

Anita Foster

Electronic Resources Officer, The Ohio State University

Amanda Rinehart

Ohio State University

Tuesday April 4, 2017 1:15pm - 2:00pm CDT
Room 301

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword research data, collaboration
Online Conference Online

2:15pm CDT

S068-01 - Real-time Insight : Developing a Internal Library Data Dashboard

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Library systems are becoming increasingly open, providing API’s that can deliver data in real-time. ETSU Library staff wanted a way to collect metrics from various systems and present it in one centralized dashboard. This presentation will cover our experiences with the project, including successes, challenges, and future goals.

Speakers

Travis Clamon

Electronic Resources Librarian, East Tennessee State University

Tuesday April 4, 2017 2:15pm - 2:30pm CDT
Room 203

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword API, Dashboard, Metrics
Online Conference Online

2:30pm CDT

S068-02 - Digital Badges Exposed: Technology Behind a Library Badges Program

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Our academic library has issued thousands of digital badges to students for mastering basic library concepts using tutorials with built-in assessment and our Learning Management System – no manual grading required! Learn how we did it, and let’s discuss how to choose the technologies to structure a sustainable badges program.

Speakers

Lindsay O'Neill

Instructional Design Librarian, California State University, Fullerton

I am the Instructional Design Librarian at Cal State Fullerton in southern California as well as a part-time faculty member in our Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology program. I design and develop online learning using Storyline, Captivate, and Camtasia, and I... Read More →

Digital Badges Exposed ONeill ERL Handout docx

Tuesday April 4, 2017 2:30pm - 2:45pm CDT
Room 203

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword badges tutorials instruction learning objects
Online Conference Online

2:45pm CDT

S068-03 - Filmmaking Instruction in Libraries, Teaching the 60 Second Documentary Format

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Documinutes are 60-second documentaries that anyone can learn to make. I taught filmmaking classes at Lawrence Public Library in the summer of 2016 and found Documinutes to be a good match for library instruction. Patrons who learn this filmmaking method apply a range of skills and complete a finished product.

Speakers

Muriel Green

Software Developer

I am currently working on building open source hardware devices for use in libraries. In the past I have taught filmmaking classes in libraries, too!

Tuesday April 4, 2017 2:45pm - 3:00pm CDT
Room 203

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword filmmaking, instruction
Online Conference Online

3:15pm CDT

S078 - Just in Case, Just in Time: The Role of the Library in Active Learning Initiatives

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Faculty want students to engage in the real world to improve research and learning outcomes. What is the role of the library in providing materials for such learning? A panel of faculty and librarians will explore the opportunities for libraries to provide more active, in situ research and learning.

Speakers

Heather Dray

Senior Library Relations Manager, SAGE Publishing

Lindsay O'Neill

Instructional Design Librarian, California State University, Fullerton

Janet Salmons, PhD

Researcher, Writer, Instructor, Vision2Lead

Sarah Vital

Business Librarian, St. Mary’s College of California

Ms. Vital is a Business Librarian and Lecturer at St. Mary’s College of California. She focuses on fostering effective research with faculty and students, creating collection development strategies to meet ever-changing budgets and patron needs, and understanding the impact of social... Read More →

Tuesday April 4, 2017 3:15pm - 4:00pm CDT
Salon A/B

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Active Research, Faculty, Problem-Based Learning
Online Conference Online

4:15pm CDT

S081 - Bibliographic and Entitlement Records Under One Roof: The Making of a Kabalog

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Panelists will discuss how FOLIO – a global community of libraries, vendors and individual contributors building an open platform for rethinking workflows, systems and services – conceives of a ‘Kabalog’, a unified data model and infrastructure for conventional bibliographic metadata and e-resource knowledge bases to harmonize needs of catalogs and knowledge bases.

Speakers

Peter Murray

Open Source Community Advocate, Index Data

Peter Murray is the Open Source Community Advocate at Index Data, a software development and consulting enterprise with expertise in networked information retrieval and management based on open standards. He received an MLIS from Simmons College and a Bachelor of Science degree in... Read More →

Kristen Wilson

Project Manager / Business Analyst, Index Data

I work with libraries to design and build open source software. I'm also VP/president-elect of NASIG.

Tuesday April 4, 2017 4:15pm - 5:00pm CDT
Room 201

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Kabalog, Metadata
Online Conference Online

8:30am CDT

S093 - Can You Research on a Mobile Device?: Troubleshooting and Promoting Library Resources using Mobile Devices.

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Two librarians at the University of San Diego explored various mobile applications offered by publishers and tried different steps to access content. The session will offer suggestions and ideas to troubleshoot and promote use of device-neutral library resources to library patrons.

Speakers

Alejandra Nann

Associate Professor, Electronic Resources and Serials Librarian, University of San Diego

Laura Turner

Associate Dean / Dept. Head, University of San Diego

Laura Turner is Copley Library's Associate Dean and Head of Collections, Access, and Discovery at the University of San Diego. Prior to this appointment, she was the Head of Technical Services at Washington and Lee University in Virginia. Laura received a B.A. in History from... Read More →

Wednesday April 5, 2017 8:30am - 9:15am CDT
Salon A/B

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword Device-Neutral / Mobile-Responsive Design / Troubleshooting
Online Conference Online

9:30am CDT

S101 - Let’s think – and work – outside the box. Literally.

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Panelists will discuss libraries’ reliance on monolithic ILS/LSPs, workflow solutions that address requirements outside the ILS/LSP, areas where the ILS/LSP is required yet should constitute only a small component of overall workflow and budget and new services that may emerge in a world no longer centered on traditional ILS/LSP workflows.

Speakers

7. Emerging Technologies & Trends

Keyword ILS/LSP, workflow
Online Conference Live Streaming, Online