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Eugenia Beh

MIT Libraries
Scholarly Communications and Licensing Librarian
Cambridge, MA

Eugenia Beh is the Scholarly Communications and Licensing Librarian at the MIT Libraries.

5:00pm CDT

UT Austin Welcome Reception at Perry-Castañeda Library Perry Castaneda Library

9:45am CDT

S01- Gender and Negotiation Room 204 S05 - The Charlotte Initiative for Permanent Acquisitions of Ebooks by Academic Libraries – Mid Project Report Room 104

10:45am CDT

S10 - e-Books as Course Materials: Demonstrating Value with “Free” Textbooks Room 105

1:15pm CDT

S17 - Size Does(n't) Matter: Growing your Career in a Wildly Different Organization Room 104 S13 - Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries: Search, Usage, and Information Finding Room 204

2:15pm CDT

S22 - Agents of Change: The Ongoing Challenges of Managing E-books and Streaming Media Room 105

3:25pm CDT

S24 - Apps in the World of Libraries and Discovery: A New Frontier Room 204 Bringing the Fieldwork Notes of the Pioneers of Anthropology to an Open Access Database: Innovating New Funding Models for Open Access Room 103

4:20pm CDT

S34 - Global E-book Collection Development: Challenges and Opportunities Room 104 S31-01 - E-Books: Let's Try and Keep it Simple Room 301

4:35pm CDT

S29-02 - Hack the Link Resolver: A DIY, Tailored Approach to Full Text Linking in PubMed Grand Ballroom S31-02 - Managing Ebook Metadata Quality: Why, When, and How Room 301

4:50pm CDT

S32-03 - A Donut For Your Thoughts: 5 Minute Usability Testing with Optimal Sort Room 203

8:30am CDT

S38 - Dismantle Your Electronic Resources Fund! Applying The Power of Faceted Classification to Materials Budget Management Room 301 S37 - Assessing Major Organizational Change: The Effects on the Use of Library Resources and Services Room 204 S40 - Hard Data for Tough Choices: eBooks and pBooks in Academic Libraries Room 105

9:45am CDT

S46 - Reimagining Scholarly E-book Assessment: A Study of Discovery, Access, and Use Room 105 S42-01 - With A Little Help: Overcoming E-Resource Management Understaffing Grand Ballroom

10:00am CDT

S44-02 - Engendering Positive Relationships in the Digital Age: Libraries, Vendors, Publishers and Other External Partners Room 301

10:45am CDT

S42-05 - Improving Group Communication with Slack Grand Ballroom

1:15pm CDT

S55 - Know Thyself: Myers-Briggs Personality Profiles and the Impact on Library Relationships Room 203 S57 - An Untapped Source of Talent: Autistic Library Employees and Electronic Resources Management Room 104

2:30pm CDT

S59 - Simplifying e-Resource Management: The Benefits and Challenges of Unifying Acquisitions, ERM and Activation Workflows Room 301 S58 - Is “E” for Everybody? Reorganizing to Fit E-Resources across Blended Departments Room 204 Dispelling Myths around Demand Driven Acquisition: Evaluating Shifting Library Budgets and Best Practices for Leveraging Diverse Acquisition Models Room 103

3:30pm CDT

S63 - E-Data Quality: How Publishers and Libraries are Working Together to Improve Data Quality Room 204 S64 - When Numbers Don’t Lie: Telling Not-So-Good Assessment Stories to Faculty and Administrators Room 301

4:30pm CDT

S69 - Using the Scrum Project Management Methodology to Create a Comprehensive Collection Assessment Framework Room 301 S73 - 3... 2...1... Action! Streaming Live from Your Library with Periscope Room 103

9:00am CDT

S76 - The True Cost of the e-Resource Lifecycle: A Case Study of e-Book Frontlist Purchases Salon A/B

10:00am CDT

S82 - Access Denied! Room 301 S81 - Avoiding e-Burnout Salon A/B S84 - Building OER/OA thinking into curriculum workflows through technology Room 105