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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)

Heather Otrando

Cambridge University Press
Academic Product Support Manager

I work with various people/teams involved in the ongoing support, maintenance, and development of academic products/platforms at Cambridge University Press. I'm interested in learning about library experiences with things like discovery systems/discovery of content.

I like lattes (I'm already eyeing 21st Street Coffee's downtown location as the place most likely to have good espresso near the conference) and bouldering (I'm considering a Thursday-evening excursion to ASCEND Pittsburgh).

5:00pm CST

Welcome Reception Perry-Castañeda Library

7:00am CST

Breakfast Tejas Dining Room

8:35am CST

The Heckler’s Veto: The Real Threats to Free Speech and Deep Thought Zlotnik 4Siva Vaidhyanathan

10:00am CST

S04: Confronting the Confusion: Streamlining Access to Library e-Resources Room 203Johan Tilstra • Irina Trapido

11:00am CST

S09: Forming a More Perfect Knowledgebase: A Tale of Publisher, Vendor and Librarian Collaboration Zlotnik 4Stephanie Doellinger • Matthew Ragucci • Joanna Voss

1:15pm CST

S16-01: Alternative Usage Statistics: Comparing proxy logs and Libguides statistics to vendor-provided statistics Room 301Angela Flenner

1:30pm CST

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

1:45pm CST

S16-03: Blood from a Stone: Establishing a High Demand Journal Purchase Project Room 301Gene Springs

2:00pm CST

Attended Poster Session Exhibit Hall

2:45pm CST

S20: Process mapping: How it helped one University streamline their eresources troubleshooting workflow and create efficiencies Zlotnik 1/2Courtney Bremer

3:45pm CST

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

4:30pm CST

Vendor Reception Exhibit Hall

7:00am CST

Breakfast Tejas Dining Room

8:45am CST

S34-01: COUNTER 5: Usage Statistics for the 21st Century Zlotnik 4Jill Emery

9:00am CST

S34-02: Transfer: What You Need to Know in 2019 Zlotnik 4Nettie Lagace

9:15am CST

S34-03: Improvement of Metadata in the Land of E-Books: NISO Strikes Again Zlotnik 4Nettie Lagace

9:30am CST

Break with Exhibitors Exhibit Hall

11:15am CST

Learning from Librarians: How Cambridge Has Adopted a Customer-Centric Approach Room 202Stephanie Kaelin • Heather Otrando • Cambridge University Press

1:30pm CST

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 CST

Attended Poster Session Exhibit Hall

3:00pm CST

S58: Unlock the value of open access content Zlotnik 4Swetta Abeyta • Jill Emery • Jay Holloway

4:00pm CST

S69: I have a VPAT... now what do I do? Apply an Accessibility Remediation Guide to Electronic Resources Room 105Faye O'Reilly

7:00am CST

ER&L 2019 Fun Run/Walk AT&T Conference CenterSPRINGER NATURE

8:30am CST

S72: Wrangling Monographic E-Resource Catalog Records at Texas State University Room 203Mary Aycock • Misty Hopper

9:30am CST

S78: Best Practices for Pay-Per-View Article Purchasing Zlotnik 4Laura DeLancey

10:30am CST

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