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Day 2 - March 11th

Registration and Breakfast

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8:00AM to 9:00AM

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Announcements

9:00AM to 9:15AM

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Group 4: 45 minutes (3 talks)

9:15AM to 10:00AM

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Replacing Digital Repository Infrastructure at Los Alamos National Laboratory

Brian Cain (he/him/his)

Bots Behaving Badly: How We Learned to Tolerate Crawlers Without Losing Our Minds

Jon Page (he/him/his)
Mike Kastellec A middle-aged white man with short brown hair and a goatee with beard, both of which are sparkled with white, wearing a dark gray sport coat and light gray sweater vest over a light blue dress shirt, smiling at a bad joke he just made.

Transforming Museums: Harnessing the Power of Digital Technologies

Marina Fischer (she/her) Profile image for Marina Fischer

Morning Break

10:00AM to 10:15AM

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Lightning Talks 2

  1. Heather Greer Klein: OSS vs. The Rot Economy
  2. Maccabee Levine: Why Can't We Be [Discovery] Friends? EDS 🤝 ProQuest
  3. Damith Perera: Folio API Integration Project Redbud
  4. Jennifer Stubbs: CV of Failure
  5. Stephen Goeman: Unexpected Character
  6. Matthew Swinehart: Finding the Fun
  7. Eric Morgan: Indexes and Study Carrels
  8. Ninh Tran: Enhance Accessibility for Digital Collections
  9. Natasha Allen: Flyover Country: DIY Music in the Great Lakes
  10. Ryan Hedrick: Data Science Courses in ALA-Accredited LIS Programs
  11. Ray Schwartz: Project Gutenberg MARC Records
  12. Mike Paulmeno: Redesigning a Library Website with Astro

10:15AM to 11:15AM

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Group 5: 45 minutes (3 talks)

11:15AM to 12:00PM

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Making an accessible Winnie-the-Pooh

Eric Hellman (ä»–) Face of a hooded old guy with a steampunk monocle referencing Mad-eye Moody.

Continuing the Conversation: Building Open-Source Semantic Discovery Tools

David Schober (He/Him) David in glasses and smiling stands against fall foliage in a grey sweater.
Brendan Quinn (He/His)

A search intent detection API: or, what if we tried to understand incoming keyword searches instead of just throwing the words at a search engine and hoping?

Jeremy Prevost (he/him) Jeremy, a middle aged white man with short hair, black glasses, and a grey and brown beard is wearing a tan sweater. In the background are two blurred computer screens with text that is very likely code.
Matt Bernhardt Matt is a balding middle-aged white male, with wire rim glasses, wearing a collared button down shirt. He has a laptop bag over his shoulder, and he is squinting slightly into bright daylight.

Lunch at Prospect House

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12:00PM to 1:30PM

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Announcements

1:30PM to 1:45PM

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Group 6: 75 minutes (5 talks)

1:45PM to 3:00PM

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Ensuring Institutional Repository Accessibility: Integrating Automated Accessibility Checks and Remediation Workflows

Sarah Smulligan (she/her/hers)
Binky Lush (she/her/hers)

We Fixed Monitoring, and So Can You! (Movie Narrator’s Voice: “No, they did not.”)

Vickie Karasic (she/her/hers) A slightly freckled white woman with brown hair wearing rounded brown eyeglasses, looking happy and professional, and wearing a black top with purple, green, and white flowers. There is a dark gray backdrop behind her.
Denzil Phillips (He/Him) A bald headed black male with thinly trimmed mustache with hints of black and grey hair. Wearing a blue suit, white shirt and a light blue tie looking dapper yet professional with the car park in the background
Beck Davis (They/Them) A light-complexion masculine-presenting individual with a short, curly haircut wearing round glasses and blue-green floral print buttoned down shirt.

“Wait, why are we doing this again?” Cultural humility approaches to metadata remediation

Devon Murphy (they/them) A color photograph of a non-binary individual from the waist up. The person is wearing a thick sweater, two necklaces made of dentalium shell, gold metal, and beads, and has their long hair down. The figure is looking off to the right side, smiling mildly. It is equal measures polite interest and disintrest.

Building my own tools: Creating reusable Python scripts for my most common spreadsheet tasks

Michelle Janowiecki (she/her/hers) A white woman in her thirties with blond pink hair and glasses is smiling at the camera. A dark green wall with photos and a lamp is behind her.

The Dev & Designer Power Duo -- Secrets to Seamless Collaboration

Jen Diamond (she/her/hers) Profile image for Jen Diamond. She has auburn hair, short bangs, green eyes and is smiling with her mouth closed.
Axa Liauw (she/her/hers)

Announcements

3:00PM to 3:15PM

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Poster Session and Afternoon Break

3:15PM to 4:00PM

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Breakout Sessions 1

  1. ArchivesSpace Discussion w/Program Team Devs (Friend Center 108)
  2. How to Index Subject Headings (Friend Center 109)
  3. How to Defend Yourself Against a Dagger-Armed Brigand in Quattrocento Italy (Reprise) (Courtyard)
  4. Digitization Workflows (Friend Center 110)
  5. Local and Open Source Discovery Systems (Friend Center 111)
  6. Defense Against the Dark Bots (Friends 112)
  7. So You’re Thinking of Hosting C4L26 or Beyond? (Auditorium)

4:00PM to 5:00PM

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Reception at Frick Taylor Commons

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6:30PM to 8:30PM

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