SCELC Colloquium II
Welcome to our second annual SCELC Colloquium! Once again the Colloquium will be held at Loyola Marymount University, the day before Vendor Day.
As in the past, SCELC will provide complimentary continental breakfast, lunch and coffee breaks.
The schedule for the SCELC Colloquium consists of two distinct parts:
Morning Program: An Introduction to the New SCELC ERMS (Electronic Resource Management System)
A new membership benefit now available for all SCELC members is our new consortial ERMS, developed in partnership with Serials Solutions. Come to the SCELC Colloquium on the morning of March to get a crash course on what the SCELC ERMS can do for your library. With the SCELC ERMS you can:
- See all databases, journals and vendors available through SCELC
- Review all licenses and license terms for SCELC-licensed resources
- See which SCELC libraries are subscribing to a particular vendor's product
- Research Serials Solutions' entire knowledgebase of e-resources, even if SCELC licenses a service or not
Included with the SCELC ERMS is an E-Journal Portal which enables SCELC members to see all of the databases, journals, and providers available through SCELC. It also provides a link to terms of use for a wide variety of SCELC resources.
Come and learn about this great new membership benefit, have lunch with your colleagues, and join us for an afternoon of interesting programs:
Afternoon Program: Panel Discussions on Digital Initiatives in libraries, Copyright, and Scholarly Communication
The SCELC Program and Professional Development Committee has put together a stimulating afternoon of sessions:
Session I: 1:00 to 2:45: DECISION AND OUTCOME: A COMPARISON OF IMAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
The speakers at this session will address the following questions:
- What factors caused you to choose your image management system (IMS)?
- Has the IMS met the needs of your users?
- How has implementation and on-going use been for your staff?
- What is your overall assessment of the system?
- Any tips for others who might be considering your IMS?
Presenters:
Cindi Trainor, Director, Library & Information Technology, The Claremont Colleges, on their choice of contentDM access to the collections in the Claremont Colleges Digital Library.
Heather Cleary, Visual Resources Librarian, Otis College of Art and Design, on making artists' books accessible through MDID.
Sean Pollack, Instructional Technologist, Pomona College, on teaching with digital images via Luna Imaging's Insight program
Janice Woo, Director of Libraries, California College of the Arts, on documenting images on the cheap with Filemaker Pro.
Session II: 3:00 to 3:45: COPYRIGHT WITHIN THE DIGITAL CONTEXT
Presenter:
Carlos Ovalle, Computer Resource Development Specialist and Lecturer, University of Texas at Austin's School of Information
Session III: 4:00 to 5:45: SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION 2007
Presenters:
Cat S. McDowell, Digital Projects Coordinator for the University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Topic: Institutional Repositories by the Numbers: The Rumors and Realities of Institutional Repositories
Karla Hahn, Director of the Office of Scholarly Communication at the Association of Research Libraries (ARL)
Topic: Current ARL Scholarly Communication Efforts and Strategies
Jason Price, Life Sciences Librarian at Claremont Colleges
Topic: Usage Statistics in E-journal Collection Management and Consortial Pricing
Schedule
Registration/Continental Breakfast: 9:30am to 10:30am @ Roski Dining Hall in University Hall
Introduction to SCELC ERMS: 10:30am to 12:00pm @ University Hall Auditorium
Lunch: 12:00pm to 12:50pm @ Roski Dining Hall in University Hall
Session I: DECISION AND OUTCOME: A COMPARISON OF IMAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: 1:00pm to 2:45pm @ University Hall Auditorium
Coffee Break: 2:45pm to 3:00pm @ U Hall Foyer
Session II: COPYRIGHT WITHIN THE DIGITAL CONTEXT: 3:00pm to 3:45pm @ University Hall Auditorium
Coffee Break: 3:45pm to 4:00pm
Session III: SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION 2007: 4:00pm to 5:45pm @ University Hall Auditorium