The Electronic Resources and Libraries 10th Anniversary Conference is taking place in Austin, Texas and Online Feb 22-25, 2015. In this quick update, we encourage you to register, view workshop options and learn about the Designing for Digital Conference, a UX and Libraries conference February 25-26.
DESIGNING FOR DIGITAL - A New UX & Libraries Event
Designing for Digital is a two-day conference packed with intensive, hands-on workshops and informative sessions meant to help educate and expose library and information professionals to colleagues working on user experience, discovery, design and usability projects inside and outside of libraries, drawing expertise from the tech and education communities, as well as from peers. This exposure will allow information professionals to bring lessons home to their institutions and to think differently about designing our digital future. Learn more about who we are and what we're doing. (http://www.designingfordigital.com/about). Nominate yourself (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1C8vnHk-kqqzA4pKV37RfjLZ9LYbzY7Hqcflk0aIynnU/viewform), your colleagues or an idea to be a part of this exciting new event. @Design4Lib (https://twitter.com/Design4Lib)
REGISTER BY 1/15 -- A $395 rate is available for on-site attendees through 1/15. Register now & view the bundling options to get the full conference recordings and access to the new Designing for Digital Conference: http://electroniclibrarian.org/conference-info/erl2015/
WORKSHOPS -- Learn a new skill and bring a fresh perspective on your work with a workshop: http://electroniclibrarian.org/conference-info/2015workshop/
Pre-Conference Workshops
1. Excel for Librarians: Utilizing the Power of Excel to track and Display Usage.
2. Scholarly Publishing in Libraries: A How-To Workshop
3. Getting Everything Ezproxy has to Offer: Administration Tips, Customization Tricks and Assessment Insights [2 SEATS REMAIN]
4. Understanding Your Users: Using Google Analytics and Forms at Your Library
Description: Jaclyn Bedoya (California State University, Fullerton) & Mike DeMars (California State University, Fullerton) are leading this workshop -- Google Analytics in conjunction with other data vitally assist us in getting a better picture of what our users are doing on our sites. In this hands on workshop, attendee will work with actual website data to set up a dashboard within Analytics, run reports, and create visualizations for use in presentations or websites.
Post-Conference Workshops
1. Cleaning Up the Metadata Mess with OpenRefine: A Hands-on Approach
2. Designing and Implementing an Effective User Feedback Survey
3. The Discovery Ecosystem: Upgrading the User Experience
Can't attend ER&L in Austin? Want ALL of the session content? JOIN US ONLINE!
ER&L is recording ALL sessions for the first time. 2 channels of live streaming content live every day of ER&L with all sessions available within a day. Register your organization and have staff across campus or town all join in. Select an individual or group (institutional access) to join ER&L from wherever you are!
http://electroniclibrarian.org/conference-info/erl2015/
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