MLibrary Lightning Talks August 2014
From ml2sig
Past events: MLibrary Lightning Talks March 2014, MLibrary Lightning Talks 2013, MLibrary Lightning Talks 2012, MLibrary Lightning Talks 2011
2014 August Edition
- Tuesday, August 12th
- 3 PM to 4:15 PM
- Hatcher Gallery
- Hatcher Graduate Library
Come and learn about the exciting work that your MLibrary colleagues have been doing in these rapid five-minute presentations. A lightning talk is a brief presentation that quickly informs the audience about a specific topic. In this case, each talk will be just 5 minutes long, and will focus on an area of interest or innovation within the MLibrary community.
Light refreshments will be served.
Topics and presenters:
(Abstracts coming soon!)
- Your data are bad, and you should feel bad - Bill Dueber (dueberb; Library Systems) -
- What Kind of Wolverine Are You? - Jamie Vander Broek and Amanda Peters (jlausch, arforres; Learning & Teaching) -
- Gamers as Teachers - Johnathon Beals (johnathb; Language Resource Center) -
- Transforming Ideas to Rich Media in the Engaged Media Laboratory - Jacques Mersereau (jacmer; Digital Media Commons) -
- Conservation of an 1826 iron gall ink manuscript - Erin Kraus (erinkraus7@gmail.com; Preservation and Conservation) -
- "I Graduated! Now What?": Providing the Best Career Resources for Undergraduates and New U-M Graduates at the UGL and AAEL Libraries - Alix Norton and Alex Purcell (nortona, apurc; Learning & Teaching) -
- The Michigan Publishing Backlist Rights and Permissions Project: Overview, problems, and what we’ve learned so far - Bryan Birchmeier (bryanbir; Michigan Publishing) -
- Graphic Design with Librarians in Mind: "LibrarianDesignShare.org" - Jennifer Brown (jencb; Learning & Teaching) -
