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Jeanne Masher

EBSCO Information Services
Product Owner, eBooks
JeanneMasher

I’ve been a member of EBSCO’s eBook program since 2010, with a variety of roles along the spectrum that include publisher workflows and content ingestion, internal production operations, and ebook technology. As Product Owner in a content area that’s ever evolving, I strive to ensure our ebooks meet the needs and enhance the experience of our customers and end users, including librarians, researchers, educators, students, and other readers.

8:30am EST

Welcome and Opening Remarks Performance Hall, Gaillard Center

8:35am EST

Opening Keynote - The Future of Research Information: Open, Connected, Seamless Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterAnthony Watkinson • Annette Thomas

9:30am EST

Data Expeditions - Mining Data for Effective Decision-Making Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterAnn Michael • Ivy Anderson • Gwen Evans

10:30am EST

Metadata 2020: A holistic approach to metadata improvements for scholarly communications Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterAnthony Watkinson • Chris Erdmann • T. Scott Plutchak • Howard Ratner

11:30am EST

Accessibility & Publishing: Practices for equitable access and maximum impact Cypress Ballroom North, Courtyard MarriottSusan Doerr • Stephanie Rosen • Peter Alan Smith • Emma Waecker Advancing Discovery Throughout the Scholarly Communications Workflow Calhoun Room, Francis Marion HotelAmira Aaron • Daniel Hook • Jaco Zijlstra E-book is Not a Four-letter Word. (Or, how we reduced anxiety and increased liaison confidence in acquiring and engaging our users with e-books.) Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterJamie Hazlitt Know when to Hold ‘Em, Know when to Fold ‘Em: Using Data to Streamline Weeding Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterDawn Mick • Kimberley Robles Smith • David Tyckoson Preparing the Way for our Linked Data Future: Making MARC the Best it can Be Citadel Green Room North, Embassy SuitesRichard Belanger • Casey Cheney • Tiziana Possemato • Philip Schreur

1:00pm EST

A Joint Roadmap for Open Science/Scholarly Tools: Collaborating to Support Open Infrastructure Carolina Ballroom A, Francis Marion HotelLisa Janicke Hinchliffe • Alison McGonagle-O'Connell • Travis Rich • Mike Roy • Dan Whaley Good Partners? Can Open Access publishers and librarians find meaningful ways to collaborate? Citadel Green Room South, Embassy SuitesSarah Wipperman • Tina Baich • Alistair Freeland • Regina Gong • Brian Hole Open Access, Open Research, and the future of the Big Deal Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterAdam Chesler • Chris Bennett • Jennifer Chan • Liz Ferguson “The Everything Store” by Brad Stone: The Impact of Amazon on Library Services Carolina Ballroom B, Francis Marion HotelJoyce Dixon-Fyle

2:30pm EST

All Roads Lead to Rome: Uncovering New Paths to Discovery Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterMichael Levine-Clark • Nate Turajski Destroyer and preserver; hear, oh hear! Not all uncirculated books must chariotest to a dark wintry bed. How we used the OCLC WorldCat Search API to inform our weeding decisions with holdings data. Citadel Green Room North, Embassy SuitesGeoff Timms East meets West: the Japan Assoc. of National University Libraries (JANUL) and the University of Central Florida (UCF) exchange Librarians and Learning Commons information Cooper Room, Courtyard MarriottYuka Taniguchi • Barbara Tierney From the Winter of Messy Data into the Spring of Standardization: eBook Vendor Data Re-envisioned Calhoun Room, Francis Marion HotelBrian Falato • Bonita Pollock

3:40pm EST

Open Access Books: The 2018 Progress Report. Carolina Ballroom A, Francis Marion HotelSven Fund

4:40pm EST

The Scholarly Kitchen Live - Chat With the Chefs Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterLettie Conrad • David Crotty • Joseph Esposito • Robert Harington • Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe • Judy Luther • Alice Meadows • Ann Michael

5:45pm EST

22 Creating an ebook revolution through training Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelSophie Rondeau

9:30am EST

Blockchain: The Big Picture for Publishing! Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterAnthony Watkinson • Joris van Rossum

10:30am EST

The Library's Opportunity in Affordable Textbooks Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterJoseph Esposito • Mark Cummings • Gwen Evans • Mark McBride Throwing Back the Curtain: A Candid Conversation about Negotiating Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterAdam Chesler • Ashley Fast • Jeremy Garskof • Melissa Oakes • Doug Way

11:30am EST

Discovery elsewhere: using the EDS API in mobile, voice searching, and beyond Cooper Room, Courtyard MarriottWilliam Mischo • Rob O'Connell • David Podboy Getting E-Books into Courses: How Libraries can Partner with Faculty to Ease the Textbook Affordability Crisis Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterDave Comeaux • Kara Kroes Li • Jeanne Pavy It’s that critical: choosing and creating a discovery experience that users crave Citadel Green Room North, Embassy SuitesJeanette Norris • Adam Shire Much Ado about eBooks: Making Sense of Access Models Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelMelissa Belvadi • Stew MacLehose • Joe Marciniak

1:00pm EST

Digital Rights Management: A Long and Winding Road to DRM-free Ebooks in Academic Libraries Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterMirela Roncevic • Ben Ashcroft • Alison Bradley • Angela Dresselhaus • Kara Kroes Li • Kari Paulson • Dean Smith New Modes of Collaboration for Content and Content Delivery Rutledge Room, Francis Marion HotelRichard Belanger • Jane Burke • Mark Dehmlow • Allen Jones • Michael North Publishers, we love you but you’re bringing us down: the failure of vendor-supplied MARC records Gold Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelTina Buck • Sara Duff

2:30pm EST

Access for All: How Libraries, Publishers, and Vendors Can Collaborate on Accessible Products Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelKatherine Purple • Emma DiPasquale • Bill Kasdorf Open Source Data Visualization for Resource Sharing: An Ivy Plus Libraries Project Citadel Green Room South, Embassy SuitesHeidi Nance • Joe Zucca The Charlotte Initiative: a Review Carolina Ballroom B, Francis Marion HotelAlison Bradley • Elizabeth Siler Toward Simplified, Digital-first Book Publishing—The Case for Open Source Rutledge Room, Francis Marion HotelCatherine Mitchell • Erich van Rijn Understanding and Measuring eBook Packages: Purchasing Patterns, Usage, and an Analysis Framework Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterEva Jurczyk • John Vickery • Weijing Yuan

3:40pm EST

(Un)Structuring for the Next Generation: New Possibilities for Library Data with NoSQL Cypress Ballroom North, Courtyard MarriottDennis Christman • Matthew Harrington Textbooks are expensive but adopting OER can be challenging: two models for libraries to provide e-textbook access Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterBrian Boling • Karen Kohn • Russell Michalak • Monica Rysavy TRLN/OUP E-Book/Shared Print Program at the 5 Year Mark: Lessons Learned Pinckney Room, Francis Marion HotelLisa Croucher • Rebecca Seger • Luke Swindler Why should we care about metrics for OA books? Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterJohn Blosser • Ros Pyne • Erich van Rijn • Sara Rouhi

9:45am EST

Going it Alone: Why University Presses are Creating Their Own EBook Collections Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelHeather Staines • Terry Ehling • Sharla Lair • Charles Watkinson