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2014 Charleston Library Conference

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Being Earnest In The New Normal

#2

Welcome and Opening Remarks

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From Course Reserves…to Course Reversed? The Library’s Changing Role in Providing Textbook Content

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What Faculty Want Librarians to Know

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Hyde Park Debate - Resolved: Wherever possible, library collections should be shaped by patrons, instead of by librarians.

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Charleston Conference Reception

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Opening Remarks

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Driving Discovery: Do You Have the Keys to Fair Linking? (It’s About Knowledge and Library Control)

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To Boldly Go Beyond Downloads

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Refreshment Break

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Vendor Showcase Reception

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Budgets, Services, and Technology Driving Change: How Librarians, Publishers and Vendors are Moving Forward

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DRM: A Publisher-Imposed Impediment to Progress, or a Legitimate Defense of Publisher/Author Intellectual Property Rights?

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Refreshment Break

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Continental Breakfast

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Continental Breakfast

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Refreshment Break

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The Long Arm of the Law

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Networking Happy Hour

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Out of the Stacks Party

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Presentation of the ABC-Clio Vicky Speck Leadership Award

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Vendor Showcase

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Charleston Premiers

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Refreshment Break

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Vendor Showcase Lunch

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What’s the Big Idea? Mellon, ARL, AAU, University Presses, and the Future of Scholarly Communication

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Beyond the ‘Cool’ Factor: Which New Technology Driven Products Will Really Meet Your Needs?

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Networking Happy Hour

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Let’s Talk: Bringing Many Threads Together to Weave the Scholarly Information Eco-system

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A Sustainable Ebook Ecosystem: Librarian, Publisher, and Vendor Perspectives

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How Does Ebook Adoption Vary By Discipline? What Humanists, Social Scientists and Scientists Say They Want (A LibValue Study)

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The Promise and Perils of 'Alternative Metrics': What Librarians Need to Know about the #Altmetrics Landscape

#33

The Buck Stops Here: Assessing the Value of E-book Subscriptions at Columbia University Libraries

#34

Metadata Challenges in Library Discovery Systems

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Evidence Based Collection Models: Not Your Traditional DDA

#36

Two Years In and We Are Still Head Over Heels About Our Head in the Clouds: 100% PDA and No Approval Plan

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Successful E-Resource Acquisitions: Looking Beyond Selecting, Ordering, Paying and Receiving to Discovery and Access

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Are We There Yet? A Longitudinal Study of the Student E-Book Experience

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Refreshment Break

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Why the Resistance? Trends and Results from a Collaborative Survey on E-book Usage Across Eight Academic Institutions

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Sustainability, not Profitability: the Future of Scholarly Monographs and STL

#42

Friday Night Dine Arounds

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Earnestly Seeking Greater Flexibility: The Pros and Cons of Pay-Per-View Journal Access

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Libraries Leading the Way on the ‘Textbook Problem’

#45

The Punishment for Dreamers: Big Data, Retention, and Academic Libraries

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We Sincerely Regret to Inform You That the Material You Have Requested is Unavailable via Interlibrary Loan

#47

One System, Different Expectations: The User at the Center of Discovery

#48

Just a Click Away: One Academic Library's Experience with Patron-driven Streaming Video Licensing

#49

Evidence-Based Collection Development

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Real Time Acquisition Workflows- Vendors & Libraries Panel