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IGeLU 2022 Hybrid Conference and Developers' Day 12 -15th September, 2022

September 12–15, 2022

Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (RWCMD) - North Road, Cardiff CF10 3ER, UK

Conference Theme: Still here! - the library in the new normal

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Integrations for Access in a Research Library's New Normal

Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 1:30 PM–2:00 PM BST add to calendar
Dame Shirley Bassey Studio
Physical/Virtual?

Virtual session (and available to physical attendees)

Session Abstract

The University of Arizona Libraries, a large academic research library in Tucson, AZ, has been an “e-preferred library” for well over a decade. Though this set us up well for pivoting to meet new and emerging needs and expectations in our new normal, it also has meant a lot of continued rethinking of how we provide access to information. In this session we will talk about how our changing collections vision to one less about ownership (unless critical to our mission) to an emphasis on access represents a shift for us as an academic research library. As a result, we have embraced new technologies and integrations. During this session, we’ll talk about Primo integrations that expand access to content such as the Internet Archive’s Open Library and Article Galaxy Scholar as methods to open up more content to our patrons. Attendees will leave with ideas for expanding access to unowned and unsubscribed content in our new normal of online preference amid constrained budgets.

Track

Conference theme: Still here! – the library in a new normal

Ex Libris Products

Primo / Primo VE

Area of Focus

Interoperability

Target Audience Skill Level
None — General Audience
Beginner

Presenter

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Teresa Hazen, University of Arizona
Presenter's job title

Department Head, Collection Services

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Co-Presenters

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Daricus Larry, University of Arizona
Co-presenter's job title

Systems and Metadata Librarian

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