2020 Electronic Resources & Libraries Annual Conference: Full Schedule

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1:00pm CDT

W02: Excel for eResource Librarians

**THIS SESSION IS AVAILABLE TO IN-PERSON ATTENDEES ONLY. AN ADDITIONAL TICKET IS REQUIRED TO ATTEND THIS COURSE**

Excel is a valuable tool for eResource librarians - from workflow support, to usage data gathering and analysis, to demonstrating library impact. Unfortunately, many of us can't fit in the time in our day to day work to learn advanced Excel techniques that would make us more efficient and effective. In this workshop, attendees will learn why and how to use advanced tools such as pivot tables, conditional formatting, data tools, and charting functionality.

Speakers

Kelly Smith

Director of Collections & Discovery, Eastern Kentucky University

Kelly Smith is the Director of Collections and Discovery at Eastern Kentucky University Libraries. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 1994, and a Masters of Science in Library and Information Science degree from Simmons... Read More →

Jens Arneson

Online Resources Librarian, Eastern Kentucky University

Jens Arneson is the Online Resources Librarian at Eastern Kentucky University, a position he has held since 2013. He works with the Library’s Discovery & Access team to troubleshoot, assess, and renew the Library’s electronic serials and database subscriptions. Areas of particular... Read More →

Sunday March 8, 2020 1:00pm - 5:00pm CDT
Room 105

1. Managing e-Resources & Licensing

Programming Type Workshop, 101 Programming
Online Conference Availability Not Recorded/ Not Available Online
Keywords excel, data, analysis, ROI, reporting, workflow

3:45pm CDT

S60-02: Partnering with Data Science Students on Journal Usage Analysis

Staff at Duke Libraries collaborated with a student data science team to create a software application that collects and blends a variety of journal usage metrics, from COUNTER to citations to editorial board membership. This presentation will give an overview of the project and reflect on library data science partnerships.

*This 15-minute short talk is one part of the 45-minute session.

Speakers