ER&L 2014: Directory

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Posie Aagaard

What is your data dying to tell you? Exceedingly useful tips, tricks, and secrets Integrating Google Glass and 3D Printing into Teaching and Learning in the Academic Library: One Case Study and One Proof of Concept

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Lauren Ajamie

EZProxy for Electronic Resource Librarians

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Kristin Antelman

TAIGA Panel: An Open Discussion on Leadership ROUNDTABLE: TAIGA: Sit down and discuss topics with administrators Global Open Knowledgebase: harnessing emerging technologies to support ERM

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Jacqueline Whyte Appleby

More Licenses, More Problems: How to Talk to Your Users About Why eBooks are Terrible

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Margy Avery

Company The MIT Press
Position Senior Acquisitions Editor – Communications, Information Science, and Science, Technology, & Society

Publishers Are from Mars, Librarians Are from Venus - NOT!: an Open Discussion Are We There Yet? The Scholarly Publishing Ecosystem – Where are University Presses and Libraries Now?

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Amy Ballmer

Collaborative Cataloging

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Doug Bates

Collection Budget Management and Individual Article Purchase

Jaclyn Bedoya

data, users, OpenRefine, family-friendly workplaces

Company CSU Fullerton
Position Electronic Resources Librarian
Location California

Making Data Less Daunting: Using Data Refinement Tools to Improve User Experience

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Jamie Bingner

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Melissa Blaney

What's the use? Beyond COUNTER: The changing definition of an open access economy

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Robert Boissy

Company Springer Science + Business Media
Position Account Development & Strategic Alliances

Publishers Are from Mars, Librarians Are from Venus - NOT!: an Open Discussion

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Chris M. Bourg

TAIGA Panel: An Open Discussion on Leadership ROUNDTABLE: TAIGA: Sit down and discuss topics with administrators

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Susanna Boylston

Collaborative Cataloging

Sommer Browning

Discovery. Access. Electronic Resources. Acquisitions. Budget. Assessment. Tenure-track. Poetry.

Company University of Colorado Denver
Position Associate Director of Technical Services

Garbage Dump or Buffet: Librarian Adoption of Web-Scale Discovery Services Beyond 'I Clicked the Link, But It Didn't Work!': What Analyzing Troubleshooting Reveals

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Marta Brunner

Dissertation to Book: Educating Graduate Students about Open Access

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Amy Buckland

Are We There Yet? The Scholarly Publishing Ecosystem – Where are University Presses and Libraries Now?

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Glenn Bunton

EZProxy for Electronic Resource Librarians

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Jane Burke

Collection Management Workflows: The Cart versus the Horse Video IS an E-Resource ProQuest Lunch & Learn on Tools for Change

Rick Burke

A long-time attendee of the Charleston Conference, I lead SCELC, a library consortium based in downtown Los Angeles. Since SCELC is very active in licensing e-resources I have spoken at past pre-conferences on negotiation and on e-resource management. I enjoy talking about consortia, the business of libraries, and how to encourage collaboration.

Company SCELC
Position Executive Director
Location Los Angeles, CA
URL https://scelc.org

Techniques for Successful Negotiation SCELC/ TexShare Meet-up

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Nan J. Butkovich

I am an Associate Librarian and the Head of the Physical and Mathematical Sciences Library at Penn State's University Park campus. I came to Penn State in 1991 after working four years as a Science Reference Librarian at Texas A&M University. I received an MLS from the University of Tennessee in 1986 and a BS in geology from Western Carolina University in 1979.

Company Pennsylvania State University
Position Associate Librarian and Head,Physical and Mathematical Sciences Library

What's the use? Beyond COUNTER: The changing definition of an open access economy

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Anne Campbell

Instalibrary: Real-Time Automation of e-Resources in the Cloud

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Emily Campbell

A Long Term Strategy for E-Resources Workflow Management

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Todd Carpenter

What's Needed in Standards for AltMetrics? It Takes a Village.

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Tim Carstens

ROUNDTABLE: Here, There, and Everywhere: Where Do MARC Records for eBooks Come From?

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Michele Casalini

European eBooks & eJournals in Humanities & Social Sciences

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Erin Cassidy

How Helpful is Web-Scale Discovery? A Usability Study with Undergraduate Students

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Robin Champieux

Across the Cycle and Beyond the PDF: Libraries and Librarians Innovating Scholarly Communication

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Adam Chandler

Patron Privacy in a Surveillance State WORKSHOP | Influencing and improving products: structured interface reviews

Ashley Chase

Company Stetson University College of Law
Position Assistant Professor of Law
Location Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

ERM, Party of One? Managing Electronic Resources from Start to Finish with a One-Person Department

Galadriel Chilton

University of Connecticut

Company University of Connecticut
Position Head of Licensing & Acquisitions
Location Hartford, Connecticut Area
URL http://lib.uconn.edu

DDA 2.0: Evidenced-Based Selection of E-Books Never Mind, I'll Just Buy It: Why Users Won't Jump Through Library Hoops Human TERMS of Engagement

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Emily Cicchini

Stories from the Front Lines: MOOCs and Online Learning

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Nina Clements

E-Browsing: Serendipity and questions of Access and Discovery

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Mike Cobb

Understanding Social Media and the Library User Experience: Be Interesting, Be Interested

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Wendy Cornelisen

Spreading the Word about the Best Kept Secret in your library: Coordinators for three different state-wide digital libraries share ways they promote their resources to patrons, students, librarians and the public

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Amanda Cowell

Usability and Usage of Mobile Sites and Apps in Academic Libraries

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Laurel Sammonds Crawford

Breaking Silos: Interdepartmental Collaboration for Better Electronic Collection Development

Anna Creech

Anna Creech is the Head of Resource Acquisition and Delivery at the University of Richmond, which is a fancy way of saying she’s in charge of the department that buys all the (library) things. With a background as a serials and electronic resources librarian, she has a strong interest in scholarly electronic content and data standards, as well as a slightly unhealthy obsession with spreadsheets.

Company University of Richmond
Position Head of Resource Acquisition and Delivery
Location Richmond, VA

Oh past self, come here and let me kick you in the shins Garbage Dump or Buffet: Librarian Adoption of Web-Scale Discovery Services

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Rebekah Darksmith

Company University of California Press
Position Marketing & Sales Director and Assistant Director

Publishers Are from Mars, Librarians Are from Venus - NOT!: an Open Discussion

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Laura DeLancey

Working Toward Greater Accessibility: Navigating Compliance Requirements in E-resource Acquisitions

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J Michael DeMars

Making Data Less Daunting: Using Data Refinement Tools to Improve User Experience

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Kristina DeShazio

Oh past self, come here and let me kick you in the shins

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Yvette Diven

Finding the Good Ones: Strategies for Evaluating Open Access Resources

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Katy DiVittorio

Beyond 'I Clicked the Link, But It Didn't Work!': What Analyzing Troubleshooting Reveals

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Beverly Dowdy

An electronic resources workflow utilizing push technology: Business Process Management

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Meghan Dowell

Playing Nicely Together: The Ins and Outs of improving metadata for libraries, content providers and discovery services vendors

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Megan Drake

How Do We DO That? : Electronic Resource Management in a Next-Generation ILS

Cheri Duncan

Cheri Jeanette Duncan is the Director of Scholarly Resources & Discovery at the James Madison University and a frequent presenter at professional conferences. For over 24 years, she has served in various positions and leadership roles within JMU Libraries, ranging from cataloging and serials to systems and e-resources. In her current position, Duncan administers the Collection Analytics, Digital Collections, Resource Access, and Special Collections units of the Libraries. In this role, Duncan provides leadership for the licensing, contract administration, procurement, management, and assessment... Read more

Company James Madison University
Position Director of Scholarly Resources & Discovery
Location Harrisonburg, VA

Bringing Digital Collections Into the Fold: Reorganizing to Integrate Digital Content Workflows into Collections & Tech Services Garbage Dump or Buffet: Librarian Adoption of Web-Scale Discovery Services

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Sarah Durant

WORKSHOP | Forever Changes: Cultivating resilience in times of change, challenge, uncertainty and opportunity

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Sarah Durrant

'Surviving is important. Thriving is elegant.*' The role of resilience in individual and organisational well-being and performance.

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Liam Earney

Global Open Knowledgebase: harnessing emerging technologies to support ERM

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Meghan Ecclestone

More Licenses, More Problems: How to Talk to Your Users About Why eBooks are Terrible

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Ashley Eklof

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Jill Emery

DISCUSSION: Introducing OAWAL: crowdsourcing best practices for open access workflows in academic libraries TAIGA Panel: An Open Discussion on Leadership UNCONFERENCE: Programming for Serendipity, A Conversation WORKSHOP | Developing Workflow from TERMS: techniques for electronic resource management

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Rafael Escobar

A Long Term Strategy for E-Resources Workflow Management

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Sian Evans

Collaborative Cataloging

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Angi Faiks

Playing nicely in the sandbox: How new Library Management Systems require a resurgence of relationship building.

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Deg Farrelly

Video IS an E-Resource

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Erin Finnerty

Working Toward Greater Accessibility: Navigating Compliance Requirements in E-resource Acquisitions

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Barbara Fister

Freeing Knowledge: A Values Proposition

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Shannon Fox

EZProxy for Electronic Resource Librarians

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Matt Franks

Useful, Usable & Desirable

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Rachel Frick

UNCONFERENCE: Programming for Serendipity, A Conversation

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Michael Frisbie

Getting it Together With Intota: How Does this Work in an Actual Library?

Courtney Fuson

As the Asset Management Librarian and subject liaison to the College of Education, I manage the library's physical and electronic collections (from purchasing to deselection) and work closely with the College of Education faculty to ensure that the library's services and collection meet their needs. Professional interests include improving and documenting workflows (specifically using Alma); creating, locating, and maintaining documentation for the library's procedures; collection assessment; and vendor relationships and negotiations.

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Company Belmont University
Position Asset Management Librarian
Location Nashville, Tennessee

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Tracy Gilmore

Deselecting, Digitizing, and Assessing Print Journals in an E-Preferred environment

Katy Ginanni

I've worked in academic libraries and for vendors in serials acquisitions, electronic resources, collection development, and acquisitions for almost {gulp} 30 years. Outside of work, I love to talk about music, but especially bluegrass; travel; hiking; and reading.

Company GOBI Library Solutions
Position Collection Development Manager
Location Sylva, NC

ROUNDTABLE: Here, There, and Everywhere: Where Do MARC Records for eBooks Come From?

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Sally Glasser

Wrangle those (e-)Dogies! Community-Driven Standards and Best Practices for Librarians and Vendors Pursuing Perpetual Access: Results of a Survey on Perpetual Access Outcomes

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Rhonda Glazier

Finding the Good Ones: Strategies for Evaluating Open Access Resources

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Gregg Gordon

Alternative Metrics as a Discovery Tool

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Karen Grondin

Don't lose REM over your ERM: Three ways to grow your own system

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Emily Guhde

Making Usage Data Meaningful

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Diane Gurman

Dissertation to Book: Educating Graduate Students about Open Access

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Monena Hall

WORKSHOP | Electronic Resources & Data Management: A Love Story

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Karen Harker

Usage of E-books with Enriched Bibliographic Records

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Eric Hartnett

CORAL User Group Meeting

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Brent Hecht

KEYNOTE: The Mining and Application of Diverse Cultural Perspectives in User-Generated Content

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Benjamin Heet

CORAL User Group Meeting

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Margaret Heller

Cleaning the Metadata Mess: Using OpenRefine to Transform and Share your Library's Data

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Mark Henley

Reorganizing Staff and Workflows for Optimal Eresources Management

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Susie Herbstritt

Fake It 'til You Make It: Prototype Your Way to Superstardom

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Kate Hill

Cleaning the Metadata Mess: Using OpenRefine to Transform and Share your Library's Data

Jenifer Holman

Company Hope College
Position Electronic Resources Librarian
Location Holland, MI

Garbage Dump or Buffet: Librarian Adoption of Web-Scale Discovery Services

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Chad Hutchens

Wrangle those (e-)Dogies! Community-Driven Standards and Best Practices for Librarians and Vendors

October Ivins

October was an academic librarian for 20 years at UNC and LSU, and was an executive at two Boston area publishing services dot coms. She is an independent consultant to publishers and other content providers, associations, libraries, and consortia. Projects typically include market research, product and license development, pricing, and/or marketing strategy. She earned both BA and MLS degrees at UNC-Chapel Hill and completed PhD coursework in LIS (digital libraries and the information industry, and qualitative research methods) at UT Austin. She is active in the American Library Association... Read more

Company Ivins eContent Solutions
Position Principal and Consultant
Location october.ivins@mindspring.com

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Pamela Jacobs

The stories we can tell: ebook usage in academic libraries

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Damon Jaggars

TAIGA Panel: An Open Discussion on Leadership ROUNDTABLE: TAIGA: Sit down and discuss topics with administrators

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Roen Janyk

Discovery Data as Your Driver: Enhancing Library Services with User Behaviour Data from Discovery Systems

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Karen Jensen

Don't lose REM over your ERM: Three ways to grow your own system

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Benjamin Johnson

Playing Nicely Together: The Ins and Outs of improving metadata for libraries, content providers and discovery services vendors

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Kate Joranson

E-Browsing: Serendipity and questions of Access and Discovery

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Ranti Junus

WORKSHOP | Influencing and improving products: structured interface reviews

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Barb Kawecki

Best Practices for Demand-Driven Acquisition of Monographs: Recommendations of the NISO DDA Working Group The STL Curve Ball: In search of a sustainable Short Term Loan model

Francis Kayiwa

Hungry, Foolish

My stonecutter number is 42 :-)

Company Princeton University Libraries
Position Development Operations Engineer
Location Rochester, New York
URL http://kayiwa.msk0.org

WORKSHOP | Outsourcing work to your computer

SCELC/ TexShare Meet-up

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