EMTACL12

41 speakers

Coverage of EMTACL12

28 sessions

Day 1 Monday 1st October 2012

• 11:00am The QR Question: QR Codes in Academic Libraries

• 1:00pm Opening Keynote

  presented by Herbert

• 2:30pm Think Different

  presented by karencoyle

• 4:00pm The Winner Takes it All? - APIs and Linked Data Battle It Out

  presented by janestevenson and Ade Stevenson

• 4:00pm Library usage data and student academic attainment

  presented by Marie Letzgus, Alan Brine and Phil Adams

• 4:30pm Using Linked data to harmonize heterogeneous metadata - Modeling the birth of Norwegian black metal

  presented by Kim Tallerås, David Massey, Nils Pharo and Jørn-Helge Dahl

• 4:30pm RePub - The EUR repository: It's alive!

  presented by Peter van Huisstede and Jasper Opdecoul

Day 2 Tuesday 2nd October 2012

• 9:00am Innovation Management in and for Libraries

  presented by Rudolf Mumenthaler

• 10:30am EconBiz Mobile – a library app for researchers: Why App and where do we go from here?

  presented by Tamara Pianos

• 10:30am Mubil : A digital laboratory

  presented by Alexandra Angeletaki, Marcello Carrozzino and Chiara Evangelista

• 11:00am Future connections – working together to deliver excellence in teaching and learning

  presented by Olivia Walsby and Sarah Rayner

• 12:00pm Forecast for the academic library of 2025: Cloudy with a chance of user participation and content lock-in

  presented by astronewth

• 2:00pm Libraries, research infrastructures and the digital humanities: are we ready for the challenge?

  presented by Sally Chambers

• 2:00pm The triadic model: A holistic view of how digital and information literacy must support each other

  presented by Andrew Whitworth

• 2:30pm Driving history forward: The History Engine as a vehicle for engaging undergraduate research

• 2:30pm The Possibilities of Social Media to Promote International Collaboration

  presented by Mark Puterbaugh and Hua Sun

• 3:00pm Innovation Management in and for Libraries

  presented by Rudolf Mumenthaler

• 3:30pm Promotion of scientific output : made possible by your library

  presented by Guus van den Brekel

Day 3 Wednesday 3rd October 2012

• 9:00am WorldShare: Building a Platform for Libraries OCLC, United Kingdom

  presented by Paul Harvey

• 9:00am Morning keynote

  presented by Jens Vigen

• 10:00am Covo.js : A JavaScript Library to Utilize Subject Headings and Thesauri on the Web

  presented by Keizo Itabashi and Shun Nagaya

• 10:00am Designing tools for the 21st century workflow of research and how it changes what libraries must do

  presented by Sharon Favaro and Sharon Favaro

• 10:30am New publication formats in Open Access journals: Project EPUB

  presented by Tor Arne Dahl, Aslak Ormestad and Trude Eikebrokk

• 10:30am Publication profiles – presenting research in a new way

  presented by Stina Johansson and Urban Andersson

• 11:30am Promoting scientific output : made possible by your library!

  presented by Guus van den Brekel

• 11:30am Primo implementation

  presented by Lukas Koster

• 11:45am OCLC WorldShare and Linked Data

  presented by Richard Wallis

• 12:45pm What Next for Libraries? Making Sense of the Future

  presented by Brian Kelly

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