Roundup: A Selection of Papers That Will Be Presented at IFLA WLIC 2019 (Athens, Greece)
infoDOCKET is posting a selection of the many papers that were presented at the IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations) World Library and Information Congress 2019 – Athens, Greece and satellite meetings.
Selections are listed in alphabetical order.
Accessible Book Publishing, a Dutch Model
7 pages; PDF.
by Maarten Verboom, DediconAI-Powered Robots for Libraries: Exploratory Questions
10 pages; PDF.
by Bohyun Kim, University Libraries, University of Rhode IslandAuthority, Context and Containers: Student Perceptions and Judgments When Using Google for School Work
19 pages; PDF.
by Lynn Silipigni Connaway, PhD, OCLC Research; Joyce Kasman Valenza, PhD, Rutgers University; Christopher Cyr, PhD, OCLC Research; Tara Tobin Cataldo, University of Florida; Amy G. Buhler, University of Florida; Ixchel M. Faniel, PhD, OCLC Research; Rachael Elrod, University of Florida; Randy A. Graff, PhD, University of Florida; Samuel R. Putnam Marston, University of Florida; Brittany Brannon, OCLC Research; Erin M. Hood, OCLC Research; Kailey Langer, University of FloridaCo-Building Open Science: Portrait of the University Library as a Publisher
6 pages; PDF.
by Emilie Barthet, University Jean Moulin and Jean-Luc De Ochandiano, University Jean MoulinCollecting Projects: Bridging the Project/Service Divide
8 pages; PDF.
by Leslie Barnes, University of Toronto and Rachel Di Cresce, University of TorontoComunidadBNE: Crowdsourcing at the National Library of Spain
13 pages; PDF.
by Elena Sánchez Nogales, National Library of SpainData Literacy Leadership Preparation for School Librarians
7 pages; PDF.
by Barbara Schultz-Jones, University of North Texas; Jennifer Moore, Texas Woman’s University; John Marino, University of North TexasExploring Usage Data Across Multiple Collection Types
22 pages; PDF.
by Mark Philips, University of North Texas and Ana Krahmer, University of North Texas)From Acquisition to Access to Archiving – Creating Library Data Services that Provide End-to-End Support for Library Acquired Data
14 pages; PDF.
by Kris Kasianovitz, Stanford LibrariesGreen Libraries Towards Green Sustainable Development: Best Practice Examples from IFLA Green Library Award 2016–2019
14 pages; PDF.
by Petra Hauke, Humboldt-Universität zu BerlinHistorical Newspaper User Interfaces: A Review
26 pages; PDF.
by Maud Ehrmann EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland; Estelle Bunout, Luxembourg University; Marten, Düring, Luxembourg UniversityImplementing Open Science Principles through Research Partnerships
9 pages; PDF.
by Mary Lee Kennedy, Association of Research Libraries and Judy Ruttenberg, Association of Research LibrariesImplementing the U.S. School Library Standards: Data and Dialogue from the Field
8 pages; PDF.
by Elizabeth A. Burns, Old Dominion UniversityInstitutional Partnerships And Open Standards: Unlocking Your Archive For Digital Scholarship
19 pages; PDF.
by Kevin Cunningham, Cogapp and Andy Cummins, CogappIntegrating Computational Thinking into Technology Courses for School and Youth Services Librarians
8 pages; PDF.
by Jennifer E. Moore, Texas Woman’s University; Joe Sanchez, Queens College –City University of New York; Marijke Visser, American Library Association; Nicky Rigg, GoogleIntegrating Discovery and Access to Canadian Data Sources. Contributing to Academic Library Data Services by Sharing Data Source Knowledge Nation Wide
10 pages; PDF.
by Peter Webster, Saint Mary’s UniversityIslands and Bridges: Academic Librarians Towards Open Innovation and the Internet of Things
12 pages; PDF.
by Marcella Rognoni, Università di Genova, Genova and Anna Maria Pastorini, Università di Genova,The Lifeworld of Writers: Virtual Reality Experiment for Library Visitors
5 pages; PDF
by Elnaz Tadayon MansouriOpening Digitized Newspapers for Different User Groups – Successes and Challenges
9 pages; PDF.
by Juha Rautiainen, National Library of FinlandMetadata Obscura: Refocusing Digital Collections Through the Lens of Art History
13 pages; PDF.
by Stefanie Hilles, Miami University and Alia Levar Wegner, Miami UniversityMining Text, Linking Entities –NLB’s Journey
18 pages; PDF.
by Min Hoon Ee, National Library Board, SingaporeMixing It Up! Coding in Classical Reading Promotion
5 pages; PDF.
by Benjamin Scheffler, Zentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin; Christiane Bornett Stadtbibliothek Berlin-Reinickendorf, BerlinOn the Flipside: Wikidata for Cultural Heritage Metadata Through the Example of Numismatic Description
26 pages; PDF.
by Regine Heberlein, Princeton University LibraryPlan S Revolution or Evolution (Hot Topics Slide Presentation)
9 pages; PDF.
by Drs. M. Th. Koelen (Marga), University of TwentePublic Access: A Driver for Preservation and Discovery of Datasets at a US Land-Grant Institution
11 pages; PDF.
by Feili Tu-Keefner, University of South Carolina; Jingjing Liu, University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center; Denise Lyons, South Carolina State Library; April Hobbs, University of South Carolina; and J. Caroline Smith, South Carolina State LibraryPublic Libraries as Place and Space – New Services, New Visibility
8 pages; PDF.
by Elin Golten, Oslo Metropolitan UniversityPreparing Future Librarians and Current Information Professionals to Lead Libraries in Times of Crisis
9 pages; PDF.
by Andrea L. Ogier, Jonathan Petters, Virginia Pannabecker, Robert Settledge, Elizabeth Grant, Samantha M. Harden, Julie Griffin, Tyler O. Walters (Affiliation of All Authors–Virginia Tech)Quality Open Publishing: The Role of Libraries in Supporting and Sustaining New Publications
6 pages; PDF.
by Fiona Bradley, UNSW SydneyRemaining Relevant: Critical Roles for Libraries in the Research Enterprise
11 pages; PDF.
by Thomas Hickerson, University of Calgary and John Brosz, University of CalgarySet The Wheels in Motion – Clarifying “Green Library” as a Goal For Action
8 pages; PDF.
by Harri Sahavirta, Helsinki City LibraryStyle Revolution: A New Approach to Digital Scholarship and Collection-Building at the Columbia University Libraries
8 pages; PDF.
by Meredith Levin, Columbia UniversityTaking on the Content Discovery Challenge: The NLB [National Library Board, Singapore] Case Study
17 pages; PDF.
by Patrick Cher, National Library Board, SingaporeVirtual Information Assistants on Mobile App to Serve Visitors at Helsinki Central Library
17 pages; PDF.
by Eero Hammais, Headai Ltd.; Harri Ketamo Headai Ltd.; Antti Koivisto Satakunta University of Applied Sciences, Finland.Yewno: Transforming Data into Information, Transforming Information into Knowledge
11 pages; PDF.
by Philip Schreur, Stanford University
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About Gary Price
Gary Price (gprice@gmail.com) is a librarian, writer, consultant, and frequent conference speaker based in the Washington D.C. metro area. He earned his MLIS degree from Wayne State University in Detroit. Price has won several awards including the SLA Innovations in Technology Award and Alumnus of the Year from the Wayne St. University Library and Information Science Program. From 2006-2009 he was Director of Online Information Services at Ask.com.