TSRT

TSRT/ITART 2012 Spring Meeting – April 13 at Bellevue University

Building the Digital Library

Attendee List

Schedule:

8:30 AM – Registration

9:30 AM – Opening Remarks (Symposium Room) VIEW RECORDING

10:00 AM – First Concurrent Session

Your Users’ Digital Library – Scott Childers (Symposium Room) VIEW RECORDING
The Trouble with MARC, and Metadata Alternative (slides) – Sue Ann Gardner (Multipurpose Room)

11:00 AM – Second Concurrent Session

Building the UNL Digital Repository (presentation) - Paul Royster (Symposium Room) VIEW RECORDING
Getting Ready for RDA (powerpoint) – Margaret Mering (Multipurpose Room)

12:00 PM – TSRT and ITART Business Meetings and Lunch (Multipurpose Room)

TSRT Business Meeting: Agenda and By-Law Change, Minutes and Treasurer’s Report

1:30 PM – Third Concurrent Session

Creating Digital Collections in an Institutional Repository (Institutional powerpoint – Nebraska Briefs powerpoint) - Richard Jizba, Corinne Jacox, Andrea Cotton (Symposium Room) VIEW RECORDING
Every Patron Ready to Read – Lindsey Bray, Terry Wingate (Multipurpose Room)

2:30 PM – Lightning Round (Symposium Room) VIEW RECORDING

Boost Return Rates with an Autodialer – Andrew Sherman
Secure Public PCs with Deep Freeze – Andrew Sherman (powerpoint for both sessions)
About Content Curation (powerpoint) - Becky Wymer
RDA Practice Group (website) - Casey Kralik
Get to Know Pinterest – Amy Mather

Location: The meeting will be held in the Administrative Services Building on the Bellevue University Campus. On the Bellevue University map, this is building 14. Parking is available in Lot E.

Registration is now open! Please fill out the online registration form. You may pay your registration fee by Paypal or by check.

Registration Fees:

TSRT or ITART Member (Before 3/31): $25

Non-Member (Before 3/31): $30

Current Library Science Student (Before 3/31): $15

On-Site Registration: $40

Attendees can receive up to 4 continuing education credits for this conference. Please fill out the Nebraska Library Commission CE form after attending.

TSRT 2011 Spring Meeting – May 10 at Creighton University

34 attendees

The workshop will provide an introduction to the proposed cataloging rules, Resource Description and Access. It will give an overview of FRBR, the theoretical foundation of RDA. It will, using side-by-side examples in MARC format, show the most significant changes between AACR2 and RDA cataloging practices for monographs and other formats. The workshop will cover using the RDA toolkit. Time will be provided for discussing how libraries are preparing for RDA.

Trainer: Margaret Mering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Schedule:

8:00-8:30 Registration (Refreshments will be provided)

8:30-11:30 Morning Session

11:30-1:00 Lunch and TSRT Business Meeting

1:00-4:30 Afternoon Session

TSRT & ITART 2010 Spring Conference on e-books, April 23, 2010 at Bellevue University.

36 attendees

The preliminary schedule is:
8:30 Registration & welcome

eBooks: Readers Wanted (intro) Presentation via SlideShare

9:00 NLA Presidential address by Scott Childers

9:15 eBooks overview by Michael Sauers, ITART chair

eBooks: readers wanted

10:00 break

10:15 Circulating e-book readers at UNO: What we know…for now by Joyce Neujahr

Circulating E-Book Readers at UNO

11:15 Vendor presentations: Scott Shiells from Barnes and Noble and the Nook (handouts: eBook websites and B&N web books) and Sarah Dawson from Borders Books and the Sony eReader

Noon lunch

1:15 1st breakout session

2:00 break

2:15 2nd breakout session

3:00 ITART & TSRT business meetings

3/20/2009 Joint Unconference with NASIG
Location: Manhattan, Kansas

TSRT is trying something new this year. We will travel to Manhattan Kansas for the NASIG Unconference. Information and registration for the NASIG Unconference is available at http://nasigunconference2009.wetpaint.com/

The cost is $25 for NASIG members and paraprofessionals/support staff.
Non NASIG members is $50

Conference attendees can travel in the TSRT van on March 19th for an estimated $35. Final cost will depend on the number of people. Please contact Sally Gibson at sallyg@creighton.edu if you plan to ride in the van or need additional information by February 19th.

4/25/2008 Spelunking or Serendipity: Discovery in the Catalog
Location: Leadership Center, Aurora, Nebraska 

• Keynote Speaker: Jeffrey Beall (University of Colorado Health Sciences, Denver) “Metadata: Promise and Practice”
• Presenter:  Angela Kroeger (UNO) and Jan Boyer (UNO) “Classifying music CDs: Unearthing the Collection”
• Presenter: Peter Konin (Joslyn Art Museum) “Image Indexing: a Philosophical Approach”
• Presenter: Jim Shaw (UNO) “Broken URLs and Access to Content via the Catalog”
• Presenter: Judith Wolfe (UNL), Dana W. R. Boden (UNL), Joan Konecky (UNL) “Connecting Print Titles with Their Electronic Alter Egos in the Catalog: Analysis and Full Disclosure”
• Presenter: Sue Ann Gardner (UNL) “LibraryThing and You: One Face of the Future of Catalogs and Cataloging”

5/18/2007 Next Generation Library
(co-sponsored with College and University Section)

• Presenter: Mark Andrews (Creighton University) “Through a Glass Darkly: Divining the ‘Next Generation Catalog’”
• Presenter: Jim Shaw (UNO) “The Next Generation Depository Library: Addressing Public Access to Government Publications in the Electronic Era”
• Presenter: Michael Sauers (Nebraska Library Commission) “Library 2.0″

3/31/2006 Spring Meeting and Workshop
Serials Cataloging Cooperative Training Program (SCCTP)

• Trainer: Margaret Mering
• Location: Mahoney State Park

5/27/2005 Nebraska Libraries: It’s a Small World After All
(co-sponsored with College and University Section)

• Location: Doane College, Crete NE
• Presenters: Margaret Mering (UNL) and Sharon Mason (UNK)
  Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR)
• Presenter: Jim Shaw (UNO)
  “How to Be a Depository Library without being a Depository Library: Adding Records for Electronic Government Documents to Your Catalog.”

4/26/2004 Serial Holdings Workshop
(co-sponsored by North American Serials Interest Group)

• Trainer: Michael Wright
• Location: Lincoln, Nebraska Library Commission

4/16/2003 NLA Tri-Round Table Spring Meeting
(co-sponsored with ITART and NMRT)

• Keynote speaker: Sam Brooks, EBSCO Information Services, “Academic Journal Embargoes”
• Speaker: Margaret Mering, “New Kid on the Block: Integrated Resources”
• Speaker: Deb Levitov, “Technology and Kids in Libraries”
• Speaker: Agnes Adams, “Copyright and Twenty-First Century Librarians”
• Speaker: John Seyfarth, “Maintaining Your Sanity while Keeping Your Computers Functional, Safe and Secure in a Hostile Public and Cyberspace Environment”
• Speaker: Marty Ramirez, “Stress Reduction”
• Location: The Leadership Center, Aurora

3/19/2003 Paraprofessional/TSRT Spring Meeting

• Speaker: Jim Shaw, “Rappers see Rap musicians:Subject Headings in Your OPAC”
• Speaker: Joy Winkler, “The Keys to Excellent Customer Service in the Library”
• Speaker: Allana Novotny, “Finding Answers Online – Basic Tips to Improve Your Searching”
• Location: Teleconference broadcast by NETV; participants attended at 10 sites

4/23/2002 NLA Tri-Roundtable Spring Meeting
(co-sponsored with ITART and NMRT)

• Keynote speaker: Tom Berve, “Wireless Technology”
• Speaker: Margaret Mering, “Major and Minor changes: A Preview of Changes to Serials Cataloging”
• Speakers: Kira Barnes & Jean Dickinson, “Cataloging the Web at UNL Libraries”
• Speaker: John Seyfarth, “How to Avoid ‘Technology Stress @ your Library’”
• Speaker: Andrew Wertheimer, “Publishing Research & Reviews in Library Journals”
• Speaker: Trudy de Goede, “Durable Linking of Library full text Content at UNK”
• Speaker: Scott Childers, “Common Sense Computer Virus Prevention”
• Location: The Leadership Center, Aurora

5/18/2001 Spring Business Meeting and Tour of Houchen Bindery
(co-sponsored with NMRT)

• Location: Houchen Bindery, Utica, and Chances R Restaurant, York

4/19/2000 Spring Workshops: E-Journals: Who, What, Where and Don’t Cancel That Paper Copy Yet and Business Meetings
(co-sponsored with ITART)

• Speaker: Judy Johnson, “Acquisitions and Copyright of E-Journals”
• Speaker: Charity Martin, “Cataloging and Bibliographic Control of E-Journals”
• Speakers: Chris LeBeau, Lori Rader, and John Seyfarth, “Reference Issues and E-Journals”
• Speaker: Margaret Mering, “Cataloging of E-Journals”
• Speaker: Rose Schinker, “E-Journals at the McGoogan Library of Medicine”
• Speaker: Evelyn Dalao, “Children’s Cataloging”
• Location: The Leadership Center, Aurora

3/30/1999 TSRT Spring Meeting and Workshop

• Tour of Houchen Bindery, demonstration of restoration of old and rare materials, and viewing of film on binding
• Location: Houchen Bindery, Utica, and Chances R Restaurant, York

4/15/1998 TSRT Spring Workshop and Business Meeting

• Subject Headings: What? Why? How?
• Speakers: Sandy Herzinger, Carole Goebes, Ming Jian, Sue Ann Lewandowski, Julie Swann, and Lisa Walker of UNL Cataloging Dept.
• Location: Nebraska Library Commission, Lincoln

4/11/1997 Spring Meeting and Workshops

• Speaker: Peter Hetlinger, “Dewey 21″
• Speaker: Brian Striman, “Cataloging Law Materials for Non-Law Libraries”
• Location: Nebraska Library Commission

Summer 1996 Creating a Web Page Workshop
(co-sponsored with ITART)

• Speakers: Sara Martin and Gail Latta
• Location: Grand Island (July 23), Lincoln (August 1)

9/29/1995 Exploring the Information Jungle and Fishing for New Ideas Workshop

• Speaker: Corinne Jacox, “Internet Resources for Technical Services”
• Speaker: Sara Martin, “Overview of Internet and Related Issues”
• Speaker: Ming Jian, “Creating the UNL Technical Services Home Page”
• Location: Metropolitan Community College; lunch and afternoon at Henry Doorly Zoo

5/10/1995 The Changing Face of Resource Sharing Workshop
(co-sponsored with Nebraska Library Commission)

• Speaker: Mary Jackson, Program Officer at ARL
• Location: Mallet Lodge, Platte River State Park

8/22/1994 Demystifying Format Integration
(co-sponsored with Nebraska Library Commission)

• Speaker: Rich Greene, OCLC
• Location: Nebraska Library Commission