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David Arredondo

University of Nebraska at Kearney
Collections Librarian
arredondodr@unk.edu
David Arredondo became the Collection Services Librarian at the University of Nebraska at Kearney in fall of 2018. Before that, I was the Acquisitions Manager at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for three years. I have been involved with acquisitions of materials in all formats, and have served as a participant or leader of several collection development groups, including the University of Nebraska Consortium of Libraries (UNCL) Acquisitions group.
Sunday, March 8
 

1:00pm CDT

W03: Using the Crossref API: Pulling and working with Crossref publication and funder metadata in R Room 106Shannon Burke • Patricia Feeney • Clarke Iakovakis

5:00pm CDT

Welcome Reception AT&T Center Courtyard
 
Monday, March 9
 

8:30am CDT

Opening Keynote: Libraries and the Practice of Freedom in the Age of Algorithms Salon CBarbara Fister • Danielle Sell

9:45am CDT

S03: Automating Collection Analysis Data Visualization in Jupyter Notebook: What's Possible and Why Would You Do It Room 203Nat Gustafson-Sundell • Evan Rusch • Pat Lienemann • Luwis Andradi

10:45am CDT

S12: They Published Where?!: Analyzing Faculty Publications for Scholarly Communications Assessment Room 104Susan Vandagriff

1:00pm CDT

S15: Assessing electronic resources for accessibility: results from the pilot project at the University of Washington Zlotnik 5Hana Levay • Trina Nolen

2:00pm CDT

P11: Data Analysis and Services Interest Group (DASIG) Zlotnik LobbyDavid Arredondo • Pat Lienemann • Matt McDowall

3:00pm CDT

S29: Data-driven Decision Making: Employing Power BI, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and SharePoint to Identify User Information Behavior in a PK-12 School Library Room 106Lauri Vaughan • Qi Huang

4:00pm CDT

S35: Making it Local: Developing a Local Usage Management System Room 105Karen Harker • Christopher Hergert
 
Tuesday, March 10
 

9:30am CDT

How Librarians can address their most pressing questions using Scopus Room 202Marcel Vonder • Wim Meester • Elsevier S44: The Myth of the Big Deal Room 204Tim Bucknall • Jeremy Cusker S42: Driving Users to their Preferred Content: A Pilot Study to Link E-Books and P-Books Zlotnik 6Michael Levine-Clark • Bruce Heterick • Peter Vlahakis • Jennifer Everson Brown • Nicole Ameduri

10:15am CDT

P14: Figuring Out Acquisition Models with Data: A Beginner's Approach to Ebook Analysis Zlotnik LobbyWhitney Jordan

11:15am CDT

S45: What use is "use"?: Teasing out meaningful use in a streaming PDA program, its data-driven end, and partnering for a more positive message delivery of bad news. Zlotnik 5Amanda N. Price • Stephanie S Towery • Uri Kolodney

2:30pm CDT

S55-01: For the Greater Good: Building Shareable Excel Templates for COUNTER 5 Room 203Athena Hoeppner

3:30pm CDT

S60-01: Web Scraping to Unlock Data Sources Room 203Matthew J. Jabaily

3:45pm CDT

S60-02: Partnering with Data Science Students on Journal Usage Analysis Room 203Angela Zoss

4:00pm CDT

S60-03: To see or not to see: Exploring and visualizing of digital collections data with R programming language Room 203Monika Glowacka-Musial

4:30pm CDT

S66: Text Mining on Campus, Portico & JSTOR Text Mining Platform Zlotnik 6Ryan McNally • Amy Kirchhoff • Julie Glascock

4:45pm CDT

S67-02: Using LastPass to Facilitate the Gathering of Usage Statistics for Reporting and Collection Development Room 203Lindsey Lowry

5:00pm CDT

S67-03: What are they citing and what do we own? An alternative measurement for a collection's "sufficiency" Room 203Jeremy Cusker
 
Wednesday, March 11
 

8:30am CDT

S75: How to leverage faculty data to understand the impact and source of open access article funds in the social sciences, arts and humanities Room 104Juleah Swanson • Melissa Cantrell
 

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