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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)

Duane Carter

Seminary of the Southwest
E-Resources Librarian
Austin, TX

5:00pm

Welcome Reception Perry-Castañeda Library

7:00am

Breakfast Tejas Dining Room

11:00am

S09: Forming a More Perfect Knowledgebase: A Tale of Publisher, Vendor and Librarian Collaboration Zlotnik 4Stephanie Doellinger • Matthew Ragucci • Joanna Voss S12: Dollar Dollar Bills: Vendor Negotiation Strategies Room 204Athens Moreno • Sarah Strzalka • Kathleen Weiss

11:15am

S10-02: Bringing full-text to where the users live -- simplify library and open access content delivery with Anywhere Access Room 301Meg Eastwood • Jennifer Everson Brown

11:45am

Lunch & Learn with EBSCO Zlotnik 3EBSCO Information Services

1:15pm

S16-01: Alternative Usage Statistics: Comparing proxy logs and Libguides statistics to vendor-provided statistics Room 301Angela Flenner S15: Pioneering new models for Library/Vendor Partnerships with the FOLIO project Zlotnik 4Tania Hewes Fersenheim • Jesse Koennecke • Andrew Nagy • Lynn Bailey • Kevin Kidd

1:30pm

S16-02: Evident Winners: Comparing Print and Online Book Usage Across Two Large Evidence-Based Selection Projects Room 301Harold Colson

2:00pm

P09: Turning data into insights: Using Statistical Methods to Better Understand E-Resources Usage Data Exhibit HallJia Mi • Yongming Wang 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

3:45pm

S27: Implementation of the NISO Presentation and Identification of E-Journals (PIE-J) Recommendations Zlotnik 1/2Steve Shadle

4:30pm

Vendor Reception Exhibit Hall

7:00am

Breakfast Tejas Dining Room

8:45am

S33: Take a Sad Song and Make It Better: Evidence-Based Acquisitions for E-Books Zlotnik 1/2Linda Bain • Samuel Cassady • Shawn Hendrikx • Elizabeth Mantz • Ruth Melchionne

9:00am

S35-02: Training Preparedness and Agility : Building an online "Training Toolkit" to facilitate staff training and development Room 301Jennifer Browning

10:15am

S39: No mind-reading necessary: Conducting evidence-based electronic resource marketing and outreach using market research assessment Zlotnik 1/2Kate Hill S45: The Openness of Electronic Resource Management Room 106Jill Emery • Peter H McCracken

11:15am

S49: OpenAthens sounds great, but how do I get it on my campus? The Ins and Outs of Setting Up OpenAthens at a Small and a Medium-Sized Institution Room 204Patricia Dover • Diette Ward

12:00pm

Lunch & Learn: Paths to Reference: How Today's Students Find and Use Reference Resources Room 104Patricia Hudson • Molly Balikov • Oxford University Press

1:30pm

S55: Family Feud: Publishers vs. Vendors...Who Knows Librarians Better? Room 204Arta Kabashi • Carol Seiler • Steve Shadle • Ann Marie Breaux • Clint Chamberlain • Kim Hill • Victor Lao • Ed Loera • Jean P. Shipman

2:15pm

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 EP04: Creating an e-book revolution through training Exhibit HallSophie Rondeau 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

3:00pm

S61: Weeding Electronic Reference Books: A case study in deselection at OhioLINK Room 204Erin Kilkenny • Joanna Voss

4:00pm

S66: Looking to the Future: Electronic Resources Management in FOLIO Room 301Kristin E Martin • Peter H McCracken

7:00am

Breakfast Tejas Dining Room

8:30am

S71: Short on Staff and Time: An OpenAthens Implementation Zlotnik 4Sherise Kimura • Anders Lyon

9:30am

S77: Virtual Insanity: Using Library Procedures to Acquire Virtual Reality Software Zlotnik 1/2Steven Harris

10:30am

Past, Present, Future of Trailblazing with Data for Social Change Zlotnik 4Jerica Copeny

1:00pm

W08: Fundamentals of Licensing and Negotiation Room 101Anjana H Bhatt • Claire T Dygert