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2019 Electronic Resources & Libraries Annual Conference

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Registration Desk Open at AT&T Center, 200 level
SUN: 11am - 8pm | MON: 7am - 7pm | TUE: 7am - 6pm | WED: 7am - 1pm

All times list are in Central time (local Austin time zone)

2:00pm CST

Attended Poster Session Exhibit Hall EP01: Managing Affordable Textbook Workflows with CORAL Exhibit HallLisa Barricella • Angela Dresselhaus • Rebecca Tatterson P06: Streaming Video PDA for Academic Libraries Exhibit HallSara Duff • Ying Zhang P07: A Tale of Two Budgets: DDA and Utilizing Access to Own and Extended Access Exhibit HallGretchen Smith P12: Seamless and Secure: A Case Study in Improving EZproxy Authentication Exhibit HallAmelia Mowry P01: Developing an effective in-house practice to perform overlap analysis on electronic books collection Exhibit HallLilly Hoi Sze Ho P09: Turning data into insights: Using Statistical Methods to Better Understand E-Resources Usage Data Exhibit HallJia Mi • Yongming Wang P10: CPU gets an Upgrade! A New Way of Looking at Cost-Per-Use Exhibit HallNancy Bennett P02: Discovery Implementation & UX Testing: How, Why, & What I Know Now Exhibit HallJeff Murdock P04: Publicizing from within: Using academic expertise of student workers to help develop library marketing materials for e-resources promotion Exhibit HallAmy Castillo P05: Transforming E-Books Exhibit HallAmanda Bielskas • Colleen Major P08: Agile strategies for customizing and enhancing discovery interfaces Exhibit HallHeather Jeffcoat • Sofia Slutskaya P11: Using Biometric Analysis to Better Understand your Patrons Exhibit HallKristen Arakelian • Arthur Hayden EP02: The Evolving Research Data Management Needs of Libraries Exhibit HallRichard Landry

2:15pm CST

Attended Poster Session Exhibit Hall P19: Streamlining e-books workflows Exhibit HallSuzette Caneda • Irina Trapido P21: Tracking e-Journal Perpetual Access Rights: One Library's Attempt to Move Beyond Increasingly Unwieldy Spreadsheets and Licensing Terms to Enhance Library Services Exhibit HallJocelyn Lewis P22: Funds Made Simple: from hundreds, to fifty-something, to 15! Exhibit HallAlyssa Resnick P13: Python tools for collection assessment Exhibit HallHana Levay P14: Weeding what? E-book weeding strategies Exhibit HallEmma Lawson P15: Back to the Future: What We Know about Demand-Driven Acquisition 15 Years Later Exhibit HallWhitney Murphy P16: Using LibInsights for Continuous Assessment of Collections Exhibit HallLeslie Golamb • PJ Purchase EP04: Creating an e-book revolution through training Exhibit HallSophie Rondeau P18: Managing User Needs and Librarian Expectations with the Summon Experience Exhibit HallKristin Rogers P20: Let’s Get Digital: Marketing Digital Magazines in Academia Exhibit HallChristina Beis P24: "Hello? Is it a Known Item You're Looking For?": User Behavior in EBSCO's Discovery Service (EDS) Exhibit HallDenise FitzGerald Quintel P23: Project ReShare: bolstering libraries’ agency in resource sharing with an open source, community-owned and managed resource sharing platform Exhibit HallAnne McKee P17: The Shared BigData Gateway: A Collaborative Archive & Data Research Environment (CADRE). Exhibit HallRobert Van Rennes