Library Annual Seminar - June, 2016

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    Enhancing the discovery of (digital) collections – the view from the UK
    (Research Libraries UK (RLUK), 2016) Prosser, David
    For collections to be useful they must be both discoverable and accessible. This presentation looks at some of the issues facing collections in the UK, including the extent of un-catalogued and poorly described material (both physical and digital), and describes on-going activity to improve both discoverability and accessibility at a local and national level.
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    Online library services at Hibernia College : an overview
    (Hibernia College, 2016) Geraghty, Audrey
    This presentation aimed to provide an overview of the electronic library resources provided in Hibernia College. The areas discussed included library access, collection development, training and the challenges a virtual learning environment can present for libraries, as well as the benefits it can provide for users.
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    Ten open source tools which will transform your library and your library budget*
    (Dublin Business School, 2016) Hughes, David
    Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) can be used to great advantage in libraries. This presentation gives a short description and history of FOSS and gives examples of FOSS that can be used in a library setting.
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    A digital marketing strategy for the SAH Journal. Approach and findings
    (Dublin Business School, 2016) Sargent, Pauline
    The role of librarians is changing from purchasing content behind closed doors to facilitating access to high quality open access content. Research papers and academic articles are hidden behind technical, legal and financial barriers. These barriers prevent the majority of the population from accessing new research, academic articles and government documents. More and more people are finding ways around these barriers and the drive for Open Access Journals is increasing and developing at a rapid pace. There are many challenges for making data open and accessible. With the amount of new technologies available what is the best strategy for making it open and increasing the reach via social media and other technologies. This presentation looks at how developing a digital marketing strategy using the SOSTAC® model which is a planning system created by writer and speaker PRSmith in the 1990s can be useful.