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Zoom details will be shared with registered attendees via email before the conference.
On-demand (pre-recorded) sessions will be available to stream the week of the conference.
With the exception of Thursday’s Equity and Inclusion panel, all sessions are being recorded, and access details will be shared with registered attendees following the conference.
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Jaclyn McLean

University of Saskatchewan
Electronic Resources Librarian
Saskatoon, SK, Canada

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11:00am EDT

The Future of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Librarianship Zoom Room #1Twanna Hodge

1:00pm EDT

A Proactive Approach Towards Providing Seamless Access to E-resources Zoom Room #2Smita Joshipura

3:40pm EDT

New Developments for Journal Package Analysis and Data Visualization Zoom Room #3Luwis Andradi • Nat Gustafson-Sundell • Pat Lienemann • Jeff Rosamond • Evan Rusch

12:30pm EDT

KBART Phase III: Changes and Unresolved Questions Zoom Room #2Stephanie Doellinger • Noah Levin • Andree J. Rathemacher

1:50pm EDT

Equity and Inclusion Panel Zoom Room #1Moon Kim • Kristen Twardowski • Treshani Perera • Jasmine L. Clark • Ray Pun

2:50pm EDT

Ice Cream Break Zoom Room #1

3:30pm EDT

The OA Switchboard: How a simple, collaborative solution tackles multiple use cases for funders, institutions and publishers, strategically and practically Zoom Room #3Y.M. Campfens

11:00am EDT

Vision Session: Friday Zoom Room #1Fobazi Ettarh

2:05pm EDT

What You Can Do to Help Promote Transparency in Discovery and Why Zoom Room #2Teresa Hazen • Julie Zhu

3:25pm EDT

Don't Wait, Automate! Industry perspectives on KBART Holdings Automation Zoom Room #1Andree J. Rathemacher • Stephanie Doellinger • Matthew Ragucci Unsub in real life: using Unsub as part of serials decisions and negotiations Zoom Room #3Emily Elliott • Jessica Harris • Heather Piwowar • Jason Priem • Eric Schares

7:00pm EDT

Building community collaboration in the development of a standard On Demand (pre-recorded)Ms Lorraine Estelle Documenting an Open Future in a Post-Policy World On Demand (pre-recorded)Caitlin Harrington • Rachel Scott Does COUNTER Release 5 finally give us a level playing field? On Demand (pre-recorded)Ms Lorraine Estelle • Andrea Imre Factoring OA into the Big Deal On Demand (pre-recorded)Esta Tovstiadi, (they/them) Implementing FOLIO at Duke University Libraries to Manage Electronic Resource Licenses On Demand (pre-recorded)Julie Brannon • Virginia Martin • Abigail Wickes she/her/hers Jumping in Midstream: How an Newly-Appointed Serials Librarian Discovered Her Print Collection Carrying out a print serials inventory: getting from wishlist to action On Demand (pre-recorded)Amy Castillo • Audrey Koke Loving Statistics and Excel Fuzzy Lookup in the time of COVID-19 On Demand (pre-recorded)Amy Fry • Jamie Gieseck-Ashworth • Carol Seiler Student Use of Library-Provided Materials: Citation Analysis across 3 Fields of Study and Using Local Citation Analysis for Improving Serials Collections On Demand (pre-recorded)Matthew Jabaily • Susan Vandagriff • Wm. Joseph Thomas Usability Studies in the Electronic Resource Life Cycle On Demand (pre-recorded)Kenneth Haggerty • Caitlin Harrington • Rachel Scott ‘Opening the Future’ A new funding model for open-access monographs: introducing an innovative approach to publishing OA books through library membership funding On Demand (pre-recorded)Martin Paul Eve • Tom Grady • Sharla Lair