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Stephen Rhind-Tutt

Coherent Digital
President
Washington D.C. Metro Area

coherentdigital.net

I’m excited to be going to CNI for the first time in many years.

My interests are in ‘taming wild content’ by which I mean finding ways of capturing, enriching, preserving and disseminating non-book, non-journal content that has historically been neglected. This had led me to the worlds of persistent identifiers, AI, machine-aided indexing, digitization, virtual reality, digital preservation, crowdsourcing, and social media tools.

I’ve been in electronic publishing for over 30 years. Prior to Coherent Digital I co-founded Alexander Street Press.

9:00am EST

Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom: Planting Local Open Educational Resources that Will Spring Up Across the Field Salon I, Gaillard CenterJosh Bolick • Maria Bonn • Will Cross

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

Spring is here! Cultivating agency through emerging community-owned solutions: Usage Analytics, Institutional Repositories, and Resource Sharing Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterJason Price • Sebastian Hammer • Kirsten Leonard • Jill Morris

11:30am EST

Is Your Library Prepared for the Reality of Virtual Reality? - What you need to know and why it belongs in your library! Ashley Room, Courtyard MarriottCarl Grant • Stephen Rhind-Tutt The New ORCID US Community Blooms: Working Together for Positive Change Cypress Ballroom South, Courtyard MarriottJill Grogg • Sheila Rabun

12:30pm EST

This Is the Future That Libraries Want Colonial Ballroom, Embassy SuitesAndrew French • Margaret Briand Wolfe • ProQuest and Ex Libris

1:00pm EST

Academic Libraries and Curriculum Collection Development Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterBeth Bernhardt • Robert Boissy • Michael Levine-Clark Authentication, Identity Management, Privacy and Personalisation: How can libraries strike the right balance and avoid the growing dystopian dangers? Gold Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelSteven Harris • Josh Howlett • Kari Paulson • Molly Rainard • Heather Shipman Collective Action: Community Approaches in Scholarly Communication Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterChris Erdmann • Alice Meadows • T. Scott Plutchak • Howard Ratner • Lou Woodley Expand Your Online Presence: Promote Your Scholarly activities with Author Services Pinckney Room, Francis Marion HotelRussell Michalak • Monica Rysavy

2:30pm EST

Red Light, Green Light: The Intersection of Libraries, Vendors, Apps and OER Citadel Green Room South, Embassy SuitesChrista Bailey • Adriana Poo Spring Forward: Collaborating to Build and Assess a Collection of Learning Objects Rutledge Room, Francis Marion HotelStephanie Jacobs • Audrey Powers Textbook Alternatives for Less Expensive and Better Pedagogy Salon II, Gaillard CenterDavid Stern

3:40pm EST

American Exceptionalism: Three Ways in which the United States Remains an Outlier on the Global Academic Stage Cooper Room, Courtyard MarriottAdam Blackwell • Michele Cloonan Discovering the Library and the Librarian in Science Textbooks: Representations and Implications Rutledge Room, Francis Marion HotelJenny Bruxvoort • Paige Dhyne • Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe Supporting Open Education with the Wind at Your Back: Lessons for OER Programs from the Open Textbook Toolkit Citadel Green Room South, Embassy SuitesWill Cross • Erica Hayes • Mira Waller Words into Action: Building an Open Access Ecosystem Calhoun Room, Francis Marion HotelIvy Anderson • Katharine Dunn • Sybille Geisenheyner • Rice Majors

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

05 DDA Triggers: Are We Hitting Our Collection Targets or Our Vendors Sale Targets? Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelDebbi Smith 11 Exploring Avenues to Help Health Science Students with Textbook Access via the Library’s Electronic Resources Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelRobert Britton • Jie Li 18 Charles VR: A Virtual Reality Reconstruction of the Coronation Mass of Emperor Charles V in Bologna in 1530 Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelTom Lee • Tom Scheinfeldt • Michael Young 27 If you build it, will they come? Convincing faculty to utilize the campus repository Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelJennifer L. Pate CANCELED: Launching and Scaling your Affordability Initiative - How it was successfully done with OER and Library Content at OhioLINK Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelLauren Rose

8:35am EST

Keynote Plenary: Navigating Access to Knowledge: Copyright, Fake News, Fair Use, and Libraries Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterAnn Okerson • Ruth Okediji

9:30am EST

Blockchain: The Big Picture for Publishing! Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterAnthony Watkinson • Joris van Rossum Charleston Fast Pitch Competition Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterSteve Goodall • Kent Anderson • Jim O'Donnell • Rebecca Seger

10:30am EST

The Library's Opportunity in Affordable Textbooks Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterJoseph Esposito • Mark Cummings • Gwen Evans • Mark McBride

11:30am EST

A Framework for Publishing Expansive Digital Humanities Projects Salon II, Gaillard CenterDavid Hansen • Catherine Mitchell One login, one time; the way to easy and unlimited access Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterStephen Ambra • Lucy Harrison • Christopher Holly

1:00pm EST

ATG Trend Talk Salon I, Gaillard CenterKiyomi Deards • Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe • Athena Hoeppner • Heather Staines • Katina Strauch Making Space for Makerspaces: New Innovations in Library Services Salon II, Gaillard CenterNancy Herther • Beth Marhanka • Sasha Neri • Justin Schell Standing Together Before We Fall Apart: Solving the Content as Data Problem Carolina Ballroom A, Francis Marion HotelIvy Anderson • Marc Cormier • Mike Furlough • Darby Orcutt • Megan Senseney • Kate Wittenberg The Library's Impactful Role in Supporting Student Success Today: Case Studies and Open Discussions Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelMichael Rodriguez • Penny Beile • Patricia Hudson • Raymond Pun • Ian Singer • David Tyckoson

2:30pm EST

Annotation as Curation: Connecting Dots, Breaking Silos, and Streamlining Workflow through Open Annotation Salon II, Gaillard CenterGary Price • Heather Staines • Micah Vandegrift Confronting the Confusion: Streamlining Access to Library e-Resources Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterJohan Tilstra • Jos Westerbeke Empowering Research and Learning with Primary Sources Cypress Ballroom North, Courtyard MarriottSarah Horowitz • Maureen Maryanski • Alain St. Pierre Is the Future of Collection Management More Like a Fire Ant or an Accordion? Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterBoaz Nadav-Manes Straightforward and Secure: Subscription Access Matures – a Milestone Report-Out from RA21 Colonial Ballroom, Embassy SuitesAnn Gabriel • James King • Tim Lloyd • Ralph Youngen

3:40pm EST

Peer Review: Increasing Transparency in Standards and Practices Salon I, Gaillard CenterMark Edington • Angela Gibson • Charles Watkinson 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

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

10:45am EST

Innovation Lightning Round 2 Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelMonica Rysavy • Russell Michalak • Jason Chabak • Jennifer Chan • Michael Cook • Deborah Cooper • Luis Joel Crespo • Nettie Lagace • Michael Levine-Clark