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ER&L 2018

13th Annual Conference | March 4-7, 2018 | Austin, Texas & Online

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Rachel Becker

Madison Area Technical College
Copyright & Open Educational Resources Librarian
Madison, Wisconsin

Librarian currently at Madison Area Technical College working with Open Educational Resources, instruction, technology, and copyright issues. Advocating for textbook affordability, affordable education, and equitable access. SPARC Open Education Leadership Fellow 2021/2022.

9:00am CST

Content Standards and Their Consequences: How Platform Power is Reshaping Global Communications Policy Salon 4Robyn Caplan

10:45am CST

S007: Did we buy this? Untangling which materials are licensed with the help of modern technology Room 204Joanna Voss S003: The Elephant: Feeling Our Way in the Business of Academic Books Salon 5Bob Nardini • Carey Newman • Darby Orcutt

1:15pm CST

S017: Using Books for Research: Student Habits and Perceptions of E-books and Print Books Room 105Deirdre Costello • Kara Kroes Li

2:00pm CST

P12: No COUNTER, No Problem: electronic resource assessment in the absence of COUNTER data. Exhibit HallAmanda Bielskas • Katherine Brooks

3:00pm CST

S020: Do we know what we are paying for? Assessment of use of electronic resources Salon 4John McCullough • Jan Sung S025: Let’s Talk About DRM: The Reality of Usage Restrictions and How Librarians & Students Make It Work Room 204Laryssa Polika-Engle • HT Sun

4:00pm CST

S030: Best Practices for Licensing Online Video Efficiently and Effectively Salon 5Erin Johanna DeWitt Miller, MLIS • Andrew Trantham S029: Alma at the Speed of Light: New Ways of Working Together to Improve Interdepartmental Workflows Salon 4Calida Barboza • Amy Foster • Ben Hogben • Hannah A McKelvey • Rachelle McLain

9:15am CST

S046-01: Troubleshooting 101: how to fix broken things under pressure Room 105Heather Shipman S047: Create Your Own Terms of Use: Deploying Project Management Principles for Designing Licensing Workflow & Record Preservation Room 106Stephanie Hess S040: Getting Back to the Basics: E-Resource Perspectives from a Holistic Approach Salon 5Esther Medina De León

9:30am CST

S046-02: So Many Tools: an Overview of Electronic Resource Assessment Tools at Columbia University Libraries Room 105Amanda Bielskas • Colleen Major

10:45am CST

S052: Troubleshooting Your Troubleshooting: A Guide to Recognizing Patterns, Making Decisions, and Delegating Room 301Erin Finnerty

1:00pm CST

S060: Crying, Waiting, Hoping: How to Make Sure Your Remote Users Can Access e-Resources Room 204Michael Peters • Hank Sway

2:00pm CST

S063: Vendor Relations: Evolving Ethos and Etiquette Salon 5Laurel Sammonds Crawford, MLIS • Allyson Rodriguez

4:15pm CST

S079: Into the Great Wide Open: Licensing, Vendor Relations, and Data Security During "Interesting Times" Salon 3Kate Hill • Tessa Minchew S086-01: Playing Hide 'n Seek with electronic resource metrics: Seeking the hidden work in electronic resource management Room 105Jessie Copeland S080: Moving Beyond IP Authentication: The New Frontier in Single Sign-On Salon 4Andrew Nagy • Dale Saenz • Rob Scaysbrook

4:30pm CST

S081-02: Communicating Accessibility to Third Party Vendors Salon 5Faye O'Reilly

8:30am CST

S094: Consortium Collection Development: A Multi-Format Approach Room 105Kristine Baker • Gwendolyn Reece • Rebecca Seger

9:30am CST

S098: Navigating connections between acquiring, licensing, invoicing and collection assessment: a plan to survive big package deals, mini packages, and fund splits Salon 5Karen Gallacci