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NASIG 2020

NASIG will be an online conference, June 9-11. It will be free, but registration will be required. Registration closes 5 June. Please see our Code of Conduct.

Times listed below are Eastern Daylight Time (GMT-4). The sessions listed at 5 PM on 11 June will be prerecorded and will be available when the conference begins. Please tweet about this session using the hashtag #NASIG2020.

Announcing the 35th Annual NASIG Conference Online

11:00am EDT

Opening Session / Keynote - “Mapping Domain Knowledge for Leading and Managing Change" Live - ZoomJanetta Waterhouse

12:45pm EDT

Analyzing Workflows and Improving Communication Across Departments: A Simple Project Using Rapid Contextual Design Live - ZoomJharina Pascual • Sarah Wallbank

1:45pm EDT

Practical Approaches to Linked Data Live - ZoomHeidy Berthoud • Jeannie Hartley

2:45pm EDT

Walk this way: Online content platform migration experiences and collaboration Live - ZoomAthena Hoeppner • Matthew Ragucci • Xiaoyan Song

3:45pm EDT

Sponsor Lightning Session 1 Live - ZoomPaula Brewster • Andrew Clinton • Dave Celano • Jason Priem • DeGruyter • Ebsco • Unsub • ACS Publications

4:25pm EDT

What Patrons Really Want (In Their Streaming Media): Using focus groups to better understand emerging collections use. Live - ZoomKate Hill

10:00am EDT

First-Timers Meetup Discussion ForumXiaoyan Song

11:00am EDT

International Publishing Partnerships Live - ZoomAnthony Cond • John D. Morgenstern • Theresa Whitaker

12:00pm EDT

Web Accessibility in the Institutional Repository: Crafting User-Centered Submission Policies Live - ZoomJenny Hoops • Margaret McLaughlin

1:15pm EDT

Full Text Coverage Ratios: A Simple Method of Article-Level Collections Analysis Live - ZoomMatthew Goddard

2:15pm EDT

Sponsor lighting session 2 Live - ZoomJenifer Maloney • Kristen Twardowski • Lorna Vasica • Kristina Jutzi • Dan Ascher • Reeta Sinha • Kristen Wilson • Bloomsbury • Index Data • Springer Nature • Duke University Press • Oxford University Press • AIP Publishing

3:15pm EDT

COUNTER 5: Lessons learned and new insights achieved Live - ZoomJill Emery • Lorraine Abraham

11:00am EDT

A multi-institutional model for advancing open access journals and reclaiming the scholarly record Live - ZoomKaren Bjork • Stewart Brower • Christopher Hollister

12:00pm EDT

How Do We Ensure “Read” Institutions Can Still Contribute to a “Publish”-oriented OA Ecosystem? Live - ZoomJill Grogg • Jason Price • Lev Rickards • Sara Rouhi • Courtney Young

12:50pm EDT

Lunch / Ice Cream break Live - Zoom

1:15pm EDT

Supporting Students: OER and Textbook Affordability Initiatives at a Mid-Sized University Live - ZoomJennifer L. Pate

2:15pm EDT

Calculating how much your University spends on Open Access, and what to do about it Live - ZoomJason Priem • Jason Priem

3:15pm EDT

Ctrl + Alt + Repeat: Strategies for Regaining Authority Control after a Migration Live - ZoomJamie Carlstone

5:00pm EDT

Access to Supplemental Journal Article Materials PrerecordedElectra Enslow • Suzanne Fricke • Susan Shipman Bridging the Public Services and Technical Services Divide: Hosting a Librarian Sabbatical PrerecordedMary C. Aagard • Marlena Hooyboer • Pamela D. Kindelberger Communications and context: strategies for onboarding new e-resources librarians PrerecordedBonnie Thornton Exploring Perpetual Access PrerecordedMichelle Polchow Getting on the Same Page: Aligning ERM and LibGuides Content PrerecordedTodd Enoch Knowledge Bases: The heart of resource management PrerecordedElizabeth Levkoff Derouchie • Beth Ashmore • Eric Van Gorden Measure Twice and Cut Once: How a Budget Cut Impacted Subscription Renewals from Analysis to Workflows PrerecordedIlda • Keri Prelitz • Greg Yorba Read & Publish – What It Takes to Implement a Seamless Model? PrerecordedAdam Chesler • Sara Rotjan • Andre Anders • Keith Webster The Power of Cross-unit Data Sharing: Nontraditional Uses for ILLiad PrerecordedMegan Lounsberry • Nicole Wood The Serial Cohort: A confederacy of catalogers PrerecordedMandy Hurt Transforming Library Collections and Supporting Student Learning with Collection Mapping PrerecordedArenthia Herren When to Hold Them, When to Fold Them: Reassessing Big Deals in 2020 PrerecordedElizabeth Parang • Jeremy Whitt Where do we keep that? The new Keepers Registry and the digital content in your collection PrerecordedWilla Camille Liburd • Ted Westervelt