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NASIG 2020

NASIG will be an online conference, June 9-11. It will be free, but registration will be required. Registration closes 5 June. Please see our Code of Conduct.

Times listed below are Eastern Daylight Time (GMT-4). The sessions listed at 5 PM on 11 June will be prerecorded and will be available when the conference begins. Please tweet about this session using the hashtag #NASIG2020.

Announcing the 35th Annual NASIG Conference Online

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Joseph Thomas

East Carolina University
Assistant Director for Collections and Scholarly Communication

Joseph Thomas has more than 15 years’ experience in academic libraries, and currently serves as Assistant Director for Collections and Scholarly Communication for Academic Library Services at East Carolina University.

12:45pm EDT

Analyzing Workflows and Improving Communication Across Departments: A Simple Project Using Rapid Contextual Design Live - ZoomJharina Pascual • Sarah Wallbank

4:25pm EDT

What Patrons Really Want (In Their Streaming Media): Using focus groups to better understand emerging collections use. Live - ZoomKate Hill

1:15pm EDT

Full Text Coverage Ratios: A Simple Method of Article-Level Collections Analysis Live - ZoomMatthew Goddard

12:00pm EDT

How Do We Ensure “Read” Institutions Can Still Contribute to a “Publish”-oriented OA Ecosystem? Live - ZoomJill Grogg • Jason Price • Lev Rickards • Sara Rouhi • Courtney Young

1:15pm EDT

Supporting Students: OER and Textbook Affordability Initiatives at a Mid-Sized University Live - ZoomJennifer L. Pate

2:15pm EDT

Calculating how much your University spends on Open Access, and what to do about it Live - ZoomJason Priem • Jason Priem

5:00pm EDT

Communications and context: strategies for onboarding new e-resources librarians PrerecordedBonnie Thornton Measure Twice and Cut Once: How a Budget Cut Impacted Subscription Renewals from Analysis to Workflows PrerecordedIlda Cardenas • Keri Prelitz • Greg Yorba Transforming Library Collections and Supporting Student Learning with Collection Mapping PrerecordedArenthia Herren When to Hold Them, When to Fold Them: Reassessing Big Deals in 2020 PrerecordedElizabeth Parang • Jeremy Whitt