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2023 Electronic Resources & Libraries Annual Conference

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SUNDAY: In-Person Only
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY: In-Person & Online
THURSDAY: Online Only (Q&A for On-Demand Presentations)

HOW WILL I ACCESS THE ONLINE CONFERENCE?

>> PheedLoop Virtual Event Platform (Available March 3) – The online conference will be hosted on the PheedLoop Virtual Event Platform. A username and password will be emailed by March 3.

>> SCHED (This website) – Attendees may view the program and build a personal schedule for in-person attendance. All times listed on Sched are in Central Time (local Austin time zone)

Jessica Brangiel

Swarthmore College
Electronic Resources Management Librarian
Swarthmore, PA

9:00am CST

OPENING KEYNOTE: What does it mean to be Human in the Age of AI and Robotics? Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Dr. Lionel P. Robert Jr.

10:15am CST

Building a Collection Assessment Toolbox: Finding the right tools to assess your e-resource collection Room 204 (M2-Ground Level)Angélique Roy • Meghan Burke

10:30am CST

Developing a collection assessment program for a midsize academic library Room 204 (M2-Ground Level)Alice Pearman

10:45am CST

What to Measure? Operationalizing Concepts for Meaningful Assessment Room 204 (M2-Ground Level)Rachel Fleming-May • Brianne Dosch

1:30pm CST

CANCELED: Alienation and Burnout in ER Librarianship: Causes and Alternative Paths Room 103 (M1-Lower Level)Kate Hill • Zorian Sasyk

1:45pm CST

Article-Level Intelligence for Better Open Access Discovery and Linking Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Kendall Bartsch

2:00pm CST

Empowering Your Next Discovery: How Project MUSE is Advancing an Equitable and Open Future for Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Melanie Schaffner • Project MUSE

3:15pm CST

NISO's Controlled Digital Lending Working Group: Standards to Support New Connections Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Nettie Lagace • Allen Jones • Michael Rodriguez

4:15pm CST

The Privacy Librarian Is In!: How Privacy Issues Affect Researchers and Libraries [Interactive Format] Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Heather Staines • Tim Lloyd • Beth Bernhardt • Russell Palmer • John Felts

4:45pm CST

Amplify the research and teaching impact of your digitized special collections - Sponsored Session with JSTOR/ITHAKA Room 204 (M2-Ground Level)Bruce Heterick • JSTOR

9:15am CST

Diving Deeper into Usage Statistics: Master Reports and CELUS Salon C (M3-Upper Level)John Kimbrough

9:30am CST

Future-proofing access: Going where your patrons are Room 103 (M1-Lower Level)Talia Resendes • Daniel Horvath • Matthew Hawkes

10:00am CST

Confronting baked-in inequities from the past: EDIB and Metadata, a Sponsored Session with Cambridge University Press Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Amy Laurent • Cambridge University Press & Assessment

11:30am CST

Of Course We Want to See into the Future: Data mining course catalogs Room 103 (M1-Lower Level)Millicent Weber • J. Michael Thompson • Joshua Been

2:15pm CST

POSTER: Are those download numbers inflated? How to better understand end-user behavior using multiple COUNTER 5 metrics Zlotnik Ballroom (Lower Level)Simon Robins

2:45pm CST

Invisible Threat, Cybercrime and the Library Room 103 (M1-Lower Level)Don Hamparian • Matthew Ragucci • David W. Green

3:45pm CST

Value-based product development: shared funding, users and needs analysis models for interoperable library data projects Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Allen Jones • Kirsten Leonard • Boaz Nadav Manes • Sebastian Hammer

4:45pm CST

Jeopardy ER&L Edition: Vendor, Publisher, or Librarian...Who Knows Electronic Resources the Best? Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Karen Spence • Arta Kabashi • Megan Drake • Carol Seiler • Steve Shadle

5:15pm CST

Living in a Post-Migration World: Using LibWizard to help Manage Electronic Resources in Alma/PrimoVE Room 204 (M2-Ground Level)Megan M. Ruenz

10:00am CST

Perspectives on Open Access in the Humanities: Exposing the challenges in transitioning to Open from a variety of viewpoints Room 103 (M1-Lower Level)Michael Levine-Clark • Seth Russell • John McDonald

11:00am CST

Leveraging Technology for Inclusive Libraries: An Exploration of Identity Literacy Salon C (M3-Upper Level)Michael Brown

10:00am CST

ONLINE ATTENDED Q&A: Overcoming Challenges of Licensing Business Data Virtual Attended Q&A (Pheedloop Platform)Breezy Silver ONLINE ATTENDED Q&A: Sustainable Open Access Publishing: A New Model For Humanities Monographs from University Presses Virtual Attended Q&A (Pheedloop Platform)John Lenahan • Alison Bradley • John Sherer

1:30pm CST

ONLINE ATTENDED Q&A: Efficient data preparation for ongoing collection review Virtual Attended Q&A (Pheedloop Platform)Sidonie Devarenne ONLINE ATTENDED Q&A: Liaising through Numbers: Implementing a Transparent and Sustainable E-resource Assessment Plan Virtual Attended Q&A (Pheedloop Platform)Taylor Ralph ONLINE ATTENDED Q&A: Assessing OA Membership Offers: Retrospective Analysis, Reflection, and Reframing Virtual Attended Q&A (Pheedloop Platform)Shawn Hendrikx • Emily Carlisle-Johnston • Samuel Cassady • Noah Churchill-Baird • Courtney Waugh