VALA2020 Conference Program - VALA - Libraries / Technology and the Future //

Tuesday 11 February

Wednesday 12 February

Thursday 13 February

TIME	WHAT'S ON?
0730 - 1830	REGISTRATION - Concourse
0900 - 0930	Welcome to Country: Parbin-ata Carolyn Briggs AM, Senior Boon Wurrung Elder and Traditional Owner Boon Wurrung Foundation Opening Address: Katie Haden and Linlin Zhao, Co-Chairs, VALA2020 Organising Committee Room: Goldfields Theatre
0930 - 1040	Plenary Session 1: Adam Moriarty, Auckland War Memorial Museum Open as a Rule, Closed by Exception Room: Goldfields Theatre #vala2020 #p1
1040 - 1120	Morning Tea & Exhibition Viewing - Exhibition Hall
1125 - 1230	Concurrent Session 1 Room: Goldfields Theatre	Concurrent Session 2 Room: Eureka Room 1	Concurrent Session 3 Room: Eureka Room 3	Concurrent Session 4 Room: Courtyard 1 & 2
1125 - 1155	The Biodiversity Heritage Library and the evolution of uber-discoverability Nicole Kearney Biodiversity Heritage Library Australia (Museums Victoria) #vala2020 #s1	Conversation-led Library Services: delivering the Library to our students in the age of digital Assistants Danielle Johnson Deakin University #vala2020 #s3	Really real and virtually real: celebrating the works of Bert Flugelman Michael Organ, Grant White University of Wollongong #vala2020 #s5	New values: supporting value-added data through the SCIS APIs Ben Chadwick Education Services Australia #vala2020 #s7
1200 - 1230	Who needs an archival management system anyway? New approaches to the description and discovery of archival collections Serena Coates State Library of Queensland #vala2020 #s2	Introducing NED: Hercules to the Hydra of electronic legal deposit systems Barbara Lemon, Elizabeth MacKenzie National and State Libraries Australia #vala2020 #s4	Kindness and UX in GLAM online presence: same, same but different? Kathryn Greenhill Western Australia #vala2020 #s6	Putting the student in the library drivers's seat: implementing student co design with existing library platforms to build engaging blended learning outcomes David Feighan, Ella Beni Mentone Girls' Grammar School #vala2020 #s8
1230 - 1345	Lunch & Exhibition Viewing - Exhibition Hall
1245-1345	Eposter Presentations Room: Exhibition Hall
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1245-1305	Just Like Starting Over - Re-designing a clinical research service for 2020 and beyond Alice Anderson, Tanja Ivacic-Ramljak Monash Health #vala2020 #ep1	Factors Influencing Subject Librarians' Promotion of Open Access Scholarly Resources to Library Clients Donna Coventry Auckland University of Technology Library #vala2020 #ep4	Gale Analytics, data-driven decision making Damian Almeida Gale, A Cengage Company #vala2020 #ep7
1305-1325	Integrating the Repository with the Research Information System: The Sequel Julie Gardner, Lyn Wade Victoria University #vala2020 #ep2	Profiles, Not Metrics Anthony Dona Clarivate Analytics #vala2020 #ep5	Educational Technology: How a Collection can Impact the Practice of 21st Century Teachers Samantha Helfrich, Sylvia Pilz Monash University #vala2020 #ep8
1325-1345	Planning for high quality, impactful user research & the staff findability project Heidi Laidler University of Sydney Library #vala2020 #ep3	Adopting Leganto for Digital Asset Management - Strategies and Lessons Learned Across Three Universities Robyn Tweedale University of Southern Queensland #vala2020 #ep6	Digital Dexterity, how does that look in a foundational university course for online study? Liz Hounslow University of South Australia #vala2020 #ep9
1345 - 1440	Williamson Award: 2020 Williamson Award Recipient Room: Goldfields Theatre
1445 - 1550	Concurrent Session 5 Room: Goldfields Theatre Proudly supported by Ex Libris	Concurrent Session 6 Room: Eureka Room 1	Vendor Session 1 Room: Eureka Room 3	Speakers' Corner #1 Room: Courtyard 1 & 2 Delivered as 15 minute "Open Mic" sessions, 10 minutes lightning talk and 5 minutes Q&A, consecutively. Delegates can attend any or all.
1445 - 1515	Using technology to enable 24 hour access to print collections Karen Seymour University of Queensland Library #vala2020 #s9	Connecting primary sources and secondary literature: the South Asian Open Archive (SAOA) and JSTOR collaboration Bruce Heterick Ithaka #vala2020 #s11	Single sign-on and identity: integrated technology for an integrated future Jon Bentley Open Athens #vala2020 #v1	SC1 Librarian and coding: a new job opportunity Masami Yamaguchi Griffith University #vala2020 #sc1 SC2 Smart City Wide Collaboration - bringing a city together with Augmented Reality Kerrie Shaw City of Newcastle #vala2020 #sc2 SC3 The Trials of Transcription: Adventures in best practice video and audio transcription for accessibility Kirsty Lock Wyndham City #vala2020 #sc3
1520 - 1550	Opening the EZproxy logs: how are patrons accessing electronic resources? Fiona Tyson University of Canterbury #vala2020 #s10	Cultural heritage in the cloud – using knowledge management systems for digital data Claire Reeler Catalyst IT Australia / University Of Sydney #vala2020 #s12	Intuitive library discovery Cathy King OCLC #vala2020 #v2
1550 - 1620	Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Viewing - Exhibition Hall
1620 - 1730	Plenary Session 2: Dr Philippa Sheail, The University of Edinburgh Data bodies in the library: from crustaceans to code Room: Goldfields Theatre #vala2020 #p2
1730 - 1830	Welcome Reception - Exhibition Hall Proudly supported by De Gruyter

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TIME	WHAT'S ON?
0730 - 1745	REGISTRATION - Concourse
0900 - 1010	Plenary Session 3: Dr Lyndon Ormond-Parker, University of Melbourne Voice, treaty, truth and the archive Room: Goldfields Theatre #vala2020 #p3
1010 - 1045	Morning Tea & Exhibition Viewing - Exhibition Hall
1050 - 1230	Concurrent Session 7 Room: Goldfields Theatre	Concurrent Session 8 Room: Eureka Room 1 Proudly supported by Bibliotheca	Concurrent Session 9 Room: Eureka Room 3	Critical Conversations Room: Eureka Room 2 Delivered as 30-minute World Café discussions concurrently and repeated. Delegates can attend any or all however pre registration is required.
1050 - 1120	Extending the library’s reach and creating work ready graduates: The Library’s role in developing and delivering a digital literacy stack of micro-credentials at RMIT University Christine Ruddy, Joanna Gillespie RMIT University #vala2020 #s13	Office without walls – the move to a mobile working environment for staff at Casey Cardinia Libraries Michelle McLean Casey Cardinia Libraries #vala2020 #s16	Beyond makerspaces to a network of regional innovation hubs May Chang University of Cincinnati #vala2020 #s19	CC1 Making professional development less abstract Sae Ra Germaine, Hugh Rundle newCardigan #vala2020 #cc1 CC2 Digital Dexterity: Curiosity, confidence, competence Sara King AARNet #vala2020 #cc2 CC3 Is it worth the time experimenting with a new skill in order to make a library task more efficient? Julie Gardner, Graham Massey Victoria University #vala2020 #cc3
1125 - 1155	Providing students with the ‘WIL’ to live, work and succeed: creating a digital literacy learning module with a future proof approach Ellyse Mitchell, Deirdrie Gregory Deakin University #vala2020 #s14	Adventures in technology: experiences in facilitating a youth-led library website project Sarah Thompson Northern Beaches Council #vala2020 #s17	Looking to the future to learn from the past: using specialist imaging technologies to aid research into historic books and manuscripts at the University of Sydney Library Julie Sommerfeldt University of Sydney #vala2020 #s20
1200 - 1230	Building STEM capabilities at Melbourne Polytechnic: a case study of EAL students Meredith Beardmore Melbourne Polytechnic #vala2020 #s15	Augmented libraries: preparing public libraries for virtual & augmented reality Scott Mundell, Steven Mundell Yarra Plenty Regional Libraries #vala2020 #s18	Trove - a collaborative approach to digital: more content and showcasing Our Partners Hilary Berthon National Library of Australia #vala2020 #s21
1230 - 1345	Lunch & Exhibition Viewing Exhibition Hall
1245-1345	Eposter Presentations Room: Exhibition Hall
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1245-1305	Making the invisible visible: connecting with our clients and disrupting a seamless future library service Kellie Ashley University of Queensland #vala2020 #ep10	Virtual Desire Lines: Using location aware technologies to map engagement with physical spaces for responsive service planning Tom Edwards Wyndham City Libraries #vala2020 #ep13	How linking semantic platforms works for researchers Timothy McCarthy APO #vala2020 #ep16
1305-1325	J-E-T - journal evaluation tool: Get your manuscript off the ground Helen Woodman University of Queensland #vala2020 #ep11	Understanding how the community experiences digital literacy and the role of libraries in supporting their digital literacy needs Kate Rowe Charles Sturt University #vala2020 #ep14	Process improvement and the study of "Flows" Daniel Lewis Casey Cardinia Libraries #vala2020 #ep17
1325-1345	Visualising resource sharing data to derive insight and demonstrate service value Craig Milne Griffith University #vala2020 #ep12	Preparing for 2030 with Skilltype: A digital marketplace for information professionals and their teams to analyse, develop and share expertise Tony Zanders Skilltype #vala2020 #ep15
1345 - 1440	Roundtable Session sponsored by SAGE Publications Introduced by Rosalia da Garcia, Managing Director Facilitator: Carmel O'Sullivan Topic: Data and Privacy - Promises & Pitfalls Guest Panellists: Catherine Nicole Coleman, Stanford University Dr Philippa Sheail, The University of Edinburgh Rachel Newnham, Austin Hospital Room: Goldfields Theatre #vala2020 #rt1
1445 - 1550	Concurrent Session 10 Room: Goldfields Theatre	Concurrent Session 11 Room: Eureka Room 1	Vendor Session 2 Room: Eureka Room 3	Speakers' Corner Room: Courtyard 1 & 2 Delivered as 15 minute "Open Mic" sessions, 10 minutes lightning talk and 5 minutes Q&A, consecutively. Delegates can attend any or all however pre registration is required.
1445 - 1515	Wikipedia and Library Collections Geoff Barker State Library Of New South Wales #vala2020 #s22	Open Educational Resources – who has the role of adoption and adaptation of OERs? Paul Mercieca RMIT University #vala2020 #s24	Separate but aligned - using internal partnerships to improve customer experience Sarah Petchell ProQuest #vala2020 #v3	SC4 A picture is worth a thousand words: Copyright literacy – a key digital capability for scholarly communication Jennifer Warburton; Wilfred Villareal University Of Melbourne #vala2020 #sc4SC5 Traversing the Continuum of Virtual Reality: from 360 Video to Augmented Reality. A look at the Present and Future from the Perspective of a Library and a Vendor Sarah Howard Queensland University of Technology #vala2020 #sc5 SC6 Transition, Transformation and Partnerships: Collaborating for student success Kat Cain, Naomi Nirupa David Deakin University #vala2020 #sc6
1520 - 1550	Will the people that follow in your footsteps know why you were wearing those shoes? Documenting your digitisation and digital collections processes Kimberley Williams University of Sydney #vala2020 #s23	Innovative machine learning as a positive driver for digital disruption through automation in systematic review management: a review of available tools and their utilisation in Australia Sarah Mcquillen, Kasthuri Anandasivam Gale, A Cengage Company #vala2020 #s25	Gale Digital Scholar Lab: 12 months on and how are people using it? Damian Almeida Gale, A Cengage Company #vala2020 #v4
1550 - 1620	Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Viewing - Exhibition Hall
1620 - 1730	Plenary Session 4: Siobhan Leachman, Wikimedia, Biodiversity Heritage Library, Smithsonian Institution Collections, catalogues and connections: My engagement escapade Room: Goldfields Theatre #vala2020 #p4

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TIME	WHAT'S ON?
0730 - 1830	REGISTRATION - Concourse
0900 - 1010	Plenary Session 5: Catherine Nicole Coleman, Stanford University Who is keeping house, tending the garden, and raising the children while AI is out marauding? Room: Goldfields Theatre #vala2020 #p5
1010 - 1045	Morning Tea & Exhibition Viewing - Exhibition Hall
1050 - 1230	Concurrent Session 12 Room: Goldfields Theatre	Concurrent Session 13 Room: Eureka Room 1	Vendor Session 3 Room: Eureka Room 3	Critical Conversations Room: Eureka Room 2 Proudly supported by Informit
1050 - 1120	Practitioner and researcher collaboration through a student Master’s paper Hollie White, Janice Chan, Amy Cairns Curtin University, Edith Cowan University #vala2020 #s26	Towards better and freer access to research collections: new systems, policies and training programs Jayshree Mamtora Formerly Charles Darwin University #vala2020 #s29	The JSTOR-Portico text and data mining project: the expanding role of non-consumptive research in the humanities and social sciences Bruce Heterick Ithaka #vala2020 #v5	CC4 The challenge of finding better indicators for library use within Victorian Public Libraries using standardised technologies and approaches Tom Edwards, Premal Niranjan Wyndham City Library, Eastern Regional Library #vala2020 #cc4CC5 Can a chatbot help children learn to love to read? Meena Tharmarajah State Library of NSW #vala2020 #cc5 CC6 Indigenous data sovereignty and open source Chris Cormack Catalyst IT #vala2020 #cc6
1125 - 1155	Making researchers’ lives easier and managing risk at the University of Adelaide: developing and implementing an integrated online research data management planning tool Andrew Williams The University of Adelaide #vala2020 #s27	A subject vocabulary for social policy and research Les Kneebone Analysis & Policy Observatory #vala2020 #s30	Simplicity as the future of libraries: how new technologies will keep libraries at the heart of the researcher journey Kendall Bartsch Third Iron #vala2020 #v6
1200 - 1230	Data Management Appraisal Project – how do you track research in a school with over 1,000 researchers? Patrick Splawa-Neyman Monash University #vala2020 #s28	From access to preservation - a journey through space and time Betsy Earl, Afsana Khan, Bridie Flynn State Library of Victoria #vala2020 #s31	How to make software projects that actually work Kathryn Tyree Catalyst IT Limited #vala2020 #v7
1230 - 1345	Lunch & Exhibition Viewing Exhibition Hall
1230 - 1325	Eposter Presentations Room: Exhibition Hall
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1245-1305	Enabling High-Quality, Scalable and Consistent Design: Delivering Design Assets and Templates for Library Staff Sarah Fennelly Deakin University Library #vala2020 #ep18	Revolutionising Digital Library Modules Using an E-Authoring Tool: An Innovative Approach to Support Block Mode Learning Sarika Singh, Kirsten Scholz Victoria University #vala2020 #ep20	Cloud Technologies for Library Business Information Management Iris Zhu Auckland University of Technology #vala2020 #ep21
1305-1325	The 13 Methodology - Digital Strategy Daniel Lewis Casey Cardinia Libraries #vala2020 #ep19
1345 - 1525	Concurrent Session 14 Room: Goldfields Theatre	Concurrent Session 15 Room: Eureka Room 1 Proudly supported by Bibliotheca	Concurrent Session 16 Room: Eureka Room 3	Speakers' Corner Room: Courtyard 1& 2 Delivered as 15 minute "Open Mic" sessions, 10 minutes lightning talk and 5 minutes Q&A, consecutively. Delegates can attend any or all.
1345 - 1415	A league of champions: building staff digital dexterity Fiona Salisbury, Kat Cain, Karen Miller, Heather Jenks, Ashley England, Jaime Royals, Jay Glaisyer, Hugh Rundle CAUL & CAVAL #vala2020 #s32	Discovery strategy for digital content at Auckland Libraries Timothy Barnett Auckland Libraries #vala2020 #s35	Professional Literacy Suite - leveraging technology to scaffold digital literacy across a business degree Simone Tyrell, Leanne Ngo Deakin University #vala2020 #s38	SC7 Cambridge University Press: Publishing in an Open Access World Caroline Kerbyson Cambridge University Press #vala2020 #sc7SC8 How the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is pioneering global open access and giving back to its community Paul Lewis Royal Society of Chemistry #vala2020 #sc8 SC9 Building librarians' skills in curriculum development and learning design Jennifer Murphy, Sarika Singh Victoria University Melbourne #vala2020 #sc9 SC10 The Future of Research: Hunting for Relevant Content in a Sea of Information Hamish McDonald Yewno, Inc #vala2020 #sc10
1420 - 1450	Library Carpentry - translating research infrastructure Sara King, Ingrid Mason, Frankie Stevens AARNet #vala2020 #s33	Pathways for linked data integrations with the FOLIO library services platform Christie Thomas University of Chicago Library #vala2020 #s36	Can librarians help researchers to form more impactful research teams using co-authorship network analysis? Phillippa Bourke, Sarah Graham University of Sydney Library #vala2020 #s39
1455 - 1525	Digital Skills for the future: learning from the eResearch Skilled Workforce Summit Alexis Tindall, Matthias Liffers Australian Research Data Commons #vala2020 #s34	A Cadillac, a collection and a community Adam Jefford State Library Of Queensland #vala2020 #s37	Finding new ways to illustrate the library story: data visualisation as a way of demonstrating impact Dana Danaee, Kathleen Smeaton University of Queensland #vala2020 #s40
1525 - 1555	Afternoon Tea - Goldfields Foyer
1600 - 1710	Plenary Session 6: Cecily Walker, Librarian Be the Goose: On Barriers, Roadblocks and Finding Your Way in Library and Information Science Room: Goldfields Theatre #vala2020 #p6
1710 - 1715	Closing Address Room: Goldfields Theatre
1715 - 1830	Farewell Reception - Courtyard Proudly supported by Bloomsbury Digital Resources

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