Managing Electronic Collections:
Strategies from Content to User

National Information Standards Organization
September 28-30, 2006
Magnolia Hotel
Denver, Colorado

Co-sponsored by:
Amigos BCR PALINET

Solutions Forum Sponsors:
Ex Libris Swets Information Systems Thomson Scientific

REGISTRATION:

Registration Wednesday, Sept. 27: 4-7 PM in The Magnolia Hotel downstairs lounge
Registration Thursday, Sept. 28: opens 7:30 AM in the Magnolia Hotel Ballroom
Registration Friday, Sept. 29: opens 7:30 AM in the Magnolia Hotel Ballroom
Registration Saturday, Sept. 30: opens 7:30 AM in the Magnolia Hotel Ballroom

AGENDA

Day 1: Understanding users and usage

7:30 - 9:00	Breakfast, Registration & Demos
9:00	Welcome Carl Grant, NISO Board Chair President and COO VTLS, Inc.
9:05	Remarks by New NISO Managing Director Todd A. Carpenter Todd Carpenter will serve as Session Leader throughout the workshop.
9:15	The Millennial Generation Joins the Library Community These opening remarks will help you understand how technology is reshaping the way your users find, access, use and even create information. The session will also help you understand how you need to think about shaping your collections in response to these changes. Marshall Breeding, Director for Innovative Technologies and Research for the Jean and Alexander Heard Library at Vanderbilt University (Download presentation)
10:15 - 10:45	Break & Demos - sponsored by Innovative Interfaces
10:45	Measuring Your Performance to Communicate Your Story Denise M. Davis, Director, Office for Research & Statistics American Library Association (Download presentation)
11:30	Using the COUNTER Code of Practice: A Tutorial Peter Shepherd, Project Director Project COUNTER (Download presentation)
12:10 - 1:15	Lunch & Demos
1:15	Solutions Forum: Using COUNTER statistics A key element is the products and services that ease the workflow Moderator: Tim Jewell, Director of Information Resources, Collections and Scholarly Communication University of Washington Libraries (Download presentation) Kristen Fisher Ratan, Journal Products Manager, HighWire Press Stanford University Libraries (Download presentation) Jason Price, Science Electronic Resources Librarian Claremont Colleges (Download presentation)
	Solutions Forum: Visions of ERM Ted Koppel, Verde Product Manager Ex Libris (Download presentation) Tina Feick, Vice President, Customer Relations Swets Information Services (Download presentation)
2:45 - 3:15	Break & Demos - sponsored by Innovative Interfaces
3:15	SUSHI at Work: A Tutorial SUSHI (Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative) is a protocol that will let you make your usage data work harder while you work less. Learn how you can use SUSHI to automate the retrieval of COUNTER reports and integrate them with your ERM system. Adam Chandler, Information Technology Librarian Cornell University Library Co-Chair SUSHI (Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative) (Download presentation) Oliver Pesch, Chief Architect and Senior Vice President EBSCO Information Services Co-Chair SUSHI (Download presentation)
4:45	Usability Testing: A Tutorial and Case Study Featuring the web usability study for Goddard Space Flight Center Andrea Japzon, Drexel University (Download presentation)
5:30 - 7:00	RECEPTION- sponsored by Copyright Clearance Center

Sessions scheduled to end at 5:30 with a 90-minute reception immediately thereafter

Day 2: Usage statistics wrap-up;
Practical collection and repository management

7:30 - 9:00	Breakfast, Registration & Demos
9:00	Exploring New Applications of Scholarly Usage Data Van de Sompel will share research conducted in conjunction with Dr. Johan Bollen that can help you use item level usage information to build better collections and improve your recommender systems - and that can help us all assess the relative value of scholarly research. Herbert Van de Sompel, Team Leader, Digital Library Research & Prototyping Los Alamos National Laboratory; Research Library (Download presentation)
10:15 - 10:45	Break & Demos - sponsored by Innovative Interfaces
10:45	Solutions Forum: Structuring Repositories A panel presenting case studies on how they have structured repositories, including a discussion of content formats Leslie Johnston, Head, Digital Access Services University of Virginia Library (Download presentation) Herbert Van de Sompel, Team Leader, Digital Library Research & Prototyping Los Alamos National Laboratory; Research Library (Download presentation) JoAnn Sears, Mathematics/Science Librarian, Shapiro Science Library University of Michigan (Download presentation)
11:45	Managing Journal Article Versions Across the Lifecycle This session will help you understand the lifecycle of today’s journal article and how this impacts the use of your publications or collections. Peter McCracken, Co-founder, Director of Electronic Content Management Serials Solutions (Download presentation)
12:30 - 1:30	Lunch & Demos
1:30	Managing Rights Information: Half-day Practicum featuring Solutions Forums on: Managing Copyright Information Karen Coyle, Digital Library Consultant (Download presentation) Managing License Information - A Librarian's Perspective Nathan D.M. Robertson, Electronic Resources Librarian University of Maryland, Thurgood Marshall Law Library
2:45 - 3:15	Break & Demos - sponsored by Innovative Interfaces
3:15	Managing License Information - A Publisher's Perspective Sylvia Bonadio, Senior Licensing Manager/Library Relations Springer (Download presentation) Round Robin with All Presenters moderated by Todd Carpenter
5:00 - 6:30	RECEPTION- sponsored by EBSCO

Sessions scheduled to end at 5:00 with a 90-minute reception immediately thereafter

Day 3: Gluing systems together to make your collections accessible

7:30 - 9:00	Breakfast, Registration & Demos
9:00	Exposing your Collections and Maximizing their Use Focus: What you can learn from OCLC's Open WorldCat experience Mike Teets, Vice President, OCLC Global Product Architecture (Download presentation)
10:15-10:45	Break & Demos - sponsored by Innovative Interfaces
10:45 - 12:00	Solutions Forum: Open collections via Web Services and other tools With web services, you can make your collections available where users are working, even when that is outside your local domain. You can use web services to integrate other collections, content and services into a seamless offering. These talks will provide practical examples. Candy Zemon, Senior Product Strategist Polaris Library Systems (Download presentation) "Drawing users in by maximizing web connections to your e-resources" offers data affirming the success of a strategy to use context-sensitive linking and display that brings library resources to the user's web page at the time of need. Bucknall will show examples, including a web service that will seamlessly integrate library resources and services into Blackboard. Tim Bucknall, Assistant Director - Jackson Library, Head, Information Technologies and Electronic Resources The University of North Carolina (Greensboro) (Download presentation) "Aquifer" - DLF's Aquifer project is creating a test-bed of collections and services to support selecting, collecting and providing access to quality digital content within a variety of local technical environments. This presentation will introduce the initiative and its distributed environment and describe the current standards and prototypes. Leslie Johnston, Head, Digital Access Services University of Virginia Library (Download presentation)

Sessions End at Noon

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Managing Electronic Collections:Strategies from Content to User

National Information Standards Organization September 28-30, 2006 Magnolia Hotel Denver, Colorado