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2019 Electronic Resources & Libraries Annual Conference

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SUN: 11am - 8pm | MON: 7am - 7pm | TUE: 7am - 6pm | WED: 7am - 1pm

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Michelle Morgan

Swinburne University of Technology
Library Resources Analyst
Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Michelle qualified as a Librarian in 2007 and initially worked in the public library sector. In 2009 she started working at the University of Western Australia in the Information Resources & Access Management department, and, in 2010, she was appointed in the newly created Ebook Librarian position. After 5 years with UWA, Michelle moved across to the east coast of Australia to work on the vendor side with ProQuest as an Ebook Content and Workflow Specialist. Now, back where her heart belongs, Michelle is excited by the possibilities presented by her new role as Library Resources Analyst at Swinburne University of Technology.
Michelle doesn't mind a craft beer.

1:00pm CST

W04: Visualizing Library Usage Data with Tableau Public Room 202Jen-chien Yu

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

11:00am CST

S13: How an Australian university created two new roles that are working together to analyse library collections and the user experience to improve both Room 105Tony Davies • Daniel Howells • Michelle Morgan

11:45am CST

Lunch & Learn with EBSCO Zlotnik 3EBSCO Information Services

1:15pm CST

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

2:00pm CST

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

2:45pm CST

S24: Journal Package and Subscription Analysis: Combining Data in New Ways to Standardize Collection Review Room 204Nat Gustafson-Sundell • Pat Lienemann • Evan Rusch

3:45pm CST

S31: COUNTER Chameleon: Adventures in COUNTER SUSHI report ingest Room 204Steve McCann

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

10:15am CST

S40: EZproxy analytics: experiences from pilot libraries Zlotnik 4Laura Krier • Mary Wegmann • Hank Sway • Stew MacLehose • Margaret Hogarth

11:15am CST

S48: Data Science Training for All: Sharing the Cost and Benefits Room 203Joshua Dull • Kristin Lee

12:00pm CST

Product Update Lunch with ExLibris Zlotnik 3Jane Burke • Katy Aronoff • Nate Turajski • Mary-Lynn Bragg • Guy Ben-Porat • Exlibris

1:30pm CST

S54: Confronting the elephant in the room: Cleaning and Wrangling Data for Collections and Scholarly Services Room 203Shannon Burke • Clarke Iakovakis

2:15pm CST

P15: Back to the Future: What We Know about Demand-Driven Acquisition 15 Years Later Exhibit HallWhitney Murphy

3:00pm CST

S60: Developing a Process for Analyzing and Visualizing E-Resource Packages with PowerBI Room 203Amanda N. Price • Gina Watts • Ginger Williams

4:00pm CST

S67: Discipline Assessment Review - Putting Statistics in Context Room 203Katherine Leach

7:00am CST

Breakfast Tejas Dining Room

9:30am CST

S80: Synthesizing Library Data with a Third Party Tool: Strategies to Collect, Analyze, and Share Data throughout the Library Room 204Meg Galasso • Angie Pusnik

10:30am CST

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