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Wednesday Feb 01
9:00 am
Promotion and Tenure Supports
Bruce Fyfe, Elizabeth Marshall
MTCC 203A
Wednesday Feb 01
10:30 am
Omeka + Shakespeare: A Co-operative Learning Project
Ann Hemingway
MTCC 203B
Wednesday Feb 01
10:30 am
Rolling The Dice: Re-Imagining One-Shot General Instruction
Leeanne Morrow
ICTC Ballroom A
Wednesday Feb 01
10:30 am
What is This “Neoliberalism” and Why Should I Care?
Jennifer Soutter
MTCC 204
Wednesday Feb 01
11:20 am
ORCID and Author Identifiers
Brian Cameron, Naomi Eichenlaub
MTCC 203B
Wednesday Feb 01
11:20 am
The Evolution of a Consortium Model License: Remodeling the Model
Craig Olsvik, Harriet Rykse
ICTC Halton
Wednesday Feb 01
1:00 pm
Inspiring Innovation in Service: Bringing Customer Service Trends to Library Services
Erin Johnson, Alison Wetheral
ICTC Ballroom B
Thursday Feb 02
10:45 am
Focus on What Matters: Factors that Improve the Research Productivity of Academic Librarians
Kristin Hoffmann, Selinda Berg, Denise Koufogiannakis
MTCC 202B
Thursday Feb 02
2:00 pm
Academic Librarians and the PhD
Michael Ridley, Lisa Sloniowski, Karen Nicholson
MTCC 203D
Thursday Feb 02
2:50 pm
Expanding Boundaries: Unique Roles for Technicians in Academic Libraries
Adam Weissengruber, Maria Soares, Denise Rooney
MTCC 206E
Thursday Feb 02
3:45 pm
Flipping the Script: How to be a Good Interviewer
Ali Versluis, Gillian Byrne, John Fink
MTCC 203B
Thursday Feb 02
3:45 pm
Management Survival Skills: Managing as a Non Librarian in an Academic Library
Rhonda Moore, Ann Pearce, Lynn Schneider
ICTC Halton
Thursday Feb 02
3:45 pm
The Collaborative Futures Project: A Road to Shared Next Generation Library Systems
Anika Ervin-Ward, Sandra Morden, Amy Greenberg, Catherine Steeves, Mabel Wang, Wade Wyckoff
ICTC Ontario
Friday Feb 03
9:00 am
Perceptions and Reflections: How Our Research Informed Our Practice as Researchers and Librarians
Mindy Thuna, Pam King
MTCC 202D
Friday Feb 03
9:00 am
Walking the Plank: How Scholarly Piracy Affects Libraries, their Users and Publishers
Elizabeth Yates, Laurie Morrison, Carol Stephenson
MTCC 201D
Friday Feb 03
10:30 am
Researching the Zombie Apocalypse: Incorporating Fantasy, Fiction, and Fun Into Information Literacy Instruction
Marcela Isuster
MTCC 203D
Friday Feb 03
11:20 am
Predator vs Librarian: A Case Study in Open Access, Creative Commons, and Predatory Publishing
Cecile Farnum, Brian Cameron
MTCC 201D
Friday Feb 03
2:00 pm
Entreprecurious? How Academic Libraries can Support Startups
Carey Toane, Helen Kula, Christina Kim
MTCC 202A
Friday Feb 03
2:00 pm
RSpace: A Responsive Institutional Repository That Supports University Research
Tony Tin, Mary Horman
ICTC Haliburton