Contents
Collection Development
Opening Keynote: We Will Get There, Together
Plenary Panel: Data-Driven DEI Perspectives; Know Where You Are, So You Know Where You Need to Go
The Long Arm of the Law
It’s Just a Rough Draft, But It’s All We’ve Got: Preserving History Through Newspaper Digitization
Building Collections One Mini-Grant at a Time: Developing and Implementing an Annual Faculty Collection Grant Program
Some Gifts that Glitter Are Gold: Considering How Donated Materials Figure into a Collection Development Equation
Business and Open Education: Navigating OER in a Complex Information Environment
Communicating Major Changes in Course Streaming—Strategies Taken and Lessons Learned
Creating a River Out of Many Streams
"There is fun to be done!": Supporting Students' Access to Textbooks
Paint by Numbers?: A Compare and Contrast of Academic Library Licensing Workflows
The Open Book Collective: A Community-Led Project for Funding Open-Access Books
Unbundling the Big Deal: Integrating Faculty Feedback with the “Use Adjusted Score”
Very Practical Accessibility Tasks
Reenvisioning Acquisitions with Rialto: How a Book Ordering Platform Transformed Our Monograph Ordering Process and Optimized Our Reporting Abilities
Down Long Wiggled Roads: Familiar and New Health Sciences Information Places (22nd Health Sciences Lively Lunchtime Discussion)
Assessment of an e-Preferred Approval Plan with Limited Time and Data
Evolving E-Book Workflows at Rowan University
E-book Usage in Classics, Philosophy, and Religion in Pre-Pandemic versus Pandemic Times
How Many Electrons Do We Need to Buy?
Historical Medical Books and Their Waiting Place from the Library to Off-Site Storage
Let’s Never Go There Again: The Crisis of Textbook Access and the University of Guelph’s Response
Blazing the AT: Discovering Affordable Textbooks
Library–Vendor Collaboration to Enhance Discovery and Preservation of Latin American Research Reports
Analysis and Assessment
The Grim Underpinnings of Collections Policies: “Your Mountain Is Waiting”
Collaborating on Open Access Books Analytics
Beyond Cost per Download: Usage as a Measure of Impact
A DEIA Toolkit: Strengthening DEIA Selection and Marketplace Infrastructures through Decision Support, Subject Expertise, Artificial Intelligence, and Collection Analysis
“Step with Care and Great Tact”: Supporting Inclusive Collection Decisions Using Platform-Independent Methods for Characterizing Subject
Asking the Right Questions: An Analysis of Ask-A-Librarian Transcripts
E-resources at Your Fingertips: Raising Awareness in an Online Environment at a Caribbean University
Navigating Open Access Usage Data for Journals and Books: A Discussion of Use Cases, Challenges and Opportunities
Navigating Library Planning: When Purposeful Planning and Opportunities Converge
How the Makeup of a Collection Differs by Job description: Updating and Future-proofing a Fund Structure from the Perspectives of a Librarian and Accounts Payable
Improvement Ahoy!: Process Mapping and Improvement for Electronic Resource Renewals
Data-Driven DEI Perspectives; Know Where You Are, So You Know Where You Need to Go
Benchmarking Databases: Drawing on Collective Wisdom to Find a Way Forward
Texts on Repeat: Examining the Persistence of Assigned Course Materials
Library Services
Teaching Text Analysis and Data Science in the Library
Campus Collaborations Confronting Coursebook Costs: A Case Study
Lessons from COVID-19 and Hitting the Restart Button: Perseverance and Evolution of Academic Libraries
P versus E: Ke Sera, Sera (Whatever Will P, Will sE!) Foreign-Language Print Books Now E-Books
Making Preservation Inevitable: Preserving Enhanced E-books
S. R. Ranganathan and D. J. Foskett in the Digital Library: Some Considerations and Thoughts
Management
Multimodal Digital Monographs: Content, Collaboration, Community
Career Toolkit: Librarians’ In-Demand Skills Valued in Publisher and Business Settings Expand Career Paths across the Information Industry
Library Advisory Board Open Call
Beyond the Budget: Creative Alternate Funding Options for Library Subscriptions
Losing Our Libraries: Misguided Leadership
Scholarly Communication
The Closed Loop: Academic Publication and Data Surveillance Conundrum
How Open Is Open?: A Conversation about Open Access Publishing, Transformative Agreements, and DEIA
Multimodal Digital Monographs: Content, Collaboration, Community
Librarians Positioning Preprints for Success: The Role of Preprints in Future Scholarship, Training, and Publishing
In It Together: Bold New Collaborations for Researchers and Publishers
Thriving in an OA Future: A Conversation with Wiley’s Jay Flynn
What’s the Role of the Librarian in Supporting Intellectual Freedom?
Do More with ROR, the Research Organization Registry
Confronting our Fast and Furious World of Disinformation and Misinformation: We Are Not Entitled to Our Frustrations
Two Peas in a Pod? Support for Open and Affordable Course Materials through an Awards Program and E-Textbook Reserves
Oh, The Places We Can’t Go... Considering the Dynamics of Consortia-Publisher “Comfort Zones” in Open Access Solutions
Libraries, Researchers, and Publishers, Oh My! Improving Collaborations and Understanding of Credible Publishing Opportunities
ORCID at 10: Libraries and the ORCID Registry Metadata
Values, Vision, and Voice (V3T): A Toolkit for Navigating Open Access and the Changing Landscape of Scholarly Publication
A Science Librarian in Africa
Technology and Trends
The Privacy Librarian Is In! How Privacy Issues Affect Researchers and Libraries
A Compass for Our Digital Future: Crafting a Digital Strategic Framework for GVSU Libraries
The Read and Publish User Journey: Delivering a Unified Reader and Author Experience
It’s Opener There in Wide Open Air
Why an ERM in a Small Library? Implementing CORAL at William Jessup University
From Idea to Implementation: BIBFRAME Becomes Reality
From What If? to That Was EZ! Leveraging “auth eq” in EZproxy to Take SAML Authentication to Scale
Up and Coming
Oh, the Career You’ll Have!
Class of 2021: Recent Library School Graduates Discuss the Impact of COVID-19 on Their Collection Development Outlook
Oh, the Places You’ll Go... All While Overcoming Bang Ups and Hang Ups: A Former Electronic Resources Librarian Metamorphosis into a Continuing Resources Librarian
Whose Responsibility Is It Anyway?
So You Want to Work at a Consortium? Hear from Library Staff Who Made the Switch