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An Academic Library Symposium Northwest Missouri State University Brick&Click Libraries Team an Academic Library Symposium TABLE of CONTENTS Northwestbric Missouri Statek University& November 1, 2013 an academic libraryclick symposium RS: FRA N O O IT NK D B S E AU N D H IN O O J AN N D CAROLY Northwest Missouri State University Brick&Click Libraries An Academic Library Symposium Northwest Missouri State University Brick&Click Libraries Team An Academic Library Symposium TABLE OF CONTENTS Worth 1,000 Words: Using Instagram to Engage Library Users ................................................ 1 NICOLE TEKULVE, INFORMATION COMMONS LIBRARIAN KATY KELLY, COMMUNICATIONS AND OUTREACH LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON, DAYTON, OH Life on the Bleeding Edge: Migrating to OCLC’s WorldShare Management Services Next Generation Integrated Library System .................................................................................... 9 SABRINA RILEY, LIBRARY DIRECTOR UNION COLLEGE, LINCOLN, NE MARGARET EMONS, LIBRARIAN; HEAD OF LIBRARY OPERATIONS NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, LINCOLN, NE JULIE PINNELL, LIBRARY DIRECTOR DOANE COLLEGE, CRETE, NE PHILIP HENDRICKSON, DIRECTOR OF LIBRARY SERVICES CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY, SEWARD, NE Planning at the Speed of a NASCAR Race: the Reinert-Alumni Library Reconfiguration .......... 10 SALLY GIBSON, HEAD OF TECHNICAL SERVICES DEBRA STURGES, HEAD OF ACCESS SERVICES CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY, OMAHA, NE Research Rescue: Beyond the One-Shot Instruction Session ................................................. 14 GLORIA TIBBS, TEACHING AND LEARNING SERVICES LIBRARIAN FU ZHUO, RESEARCH AND LIAISON LIBRARIAN SUSAN SANDERS, CLINICAL MEDICAL LIBRARIAN JEN SALVO-EATON, HEAD OF RESOURCE SHARING & GRADUATE STUDENT SERVICES UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, KANSAS CITY, MO Our Student Library Workers Rock! Investing in the Student Staff Development Process ...... 20 JEREMY MCGINNISS, LIBRARY DIRECTOR BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE AND SEMINARY, CLARKS SUMMIT, PA JOSHUA B. MICHAEL, INFORMATION SERVICES LIBRARIAN CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY, CEDARVILLE, OH Brick and Click Libraries Symposium Proceedings i November 1, 2013 Students in the Director’s Chair: Leveraging Student Talent to Create Library Videos ............ 30 VERONICA ARELLANO DOUGLAS, REFERENCE & INSTRUCTION LIBRARIAN ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, ST. MARY'S CITY, MD Children’s Collections in Academic Libraries: Views on Relevancy and Collaboration............. 36 CHARISSA LOFTIS, REFERENCE LIBRARIAN VALERIE KNIGHT, REFERENCE LIBRARIAN WAYNE STATE COLLEGE, WAYNE, NE Librarians’ Preference of Virtual Meeting Platforms ............................................................. 43 KATIE ANDERSON, REFERENCE AND INSTRUCTION LIBRARIAN RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, CAMDEN, NJ ANNE LARRIVEE, SOCIAL SCIENCES SUBJECT LIBRARIAN BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, BINGHAMTON, NY Changemaking in Access & Outreach @ USD ........................................................................ 49 LI FU, HEAD OF ACCESS & OUTREACH SERVICES UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO, SAN DIEGO, CA More Than a Poster: How Marketing Can Revitalize Your Library’s Community Engagement . 50 JENNIFER RIAN, INNOVATIVE SERVICES LIBRARIAN JENNIFER SELF, PUBLIC SERVICES SPECIALIST LUTHER COLLEGE, DECORAH, IA Responsive Web Design: How Mobile Devices are Changing the Way We Build the Web ...... 51 JOHN WYNSTRA, LIBRARY INFORMATION SYSTEMS SPECIALIST UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, CEDAR FALLS, IA Library Programs to aid in Student Retention ....................................................................... 55 CYNTHIA LENOX, BUSINESS LIBRARIAN & COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT COOR. JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY, CLEVELAND, OH Breaking Free in the Special Collections and Archives: Shattering Conventions and Display Cases with Augmented Reality ............................................................................................. 56 ASHLEY TODD-DIAZ, CURATOR OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND ARCHIVES EARL GIVENS JR., DIGITAL SERVICES LIBRARIAN EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EMPORIA, KS ii Brick and Click Libraries Symposium Proceedings November 1, 2013 The Library Extravaganza! Implementing a Welcome Event at Your Library ........................... 62 KAREN EVANS, ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN CHERYL BLEVENS, ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, TERRE HAUTE, IN LibGuides as a Marketing Tool .............................................................................................. 67 SCOTT NORWOOD, MARKETING LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI, WARRENSBURG, MO Portable Display Kiosk and Signage Using the Raspberry Pi ................................................... 68 RALEIGH MUNS, REFERENCE LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, ST. LOUIS, MO Playing Cards for Information Literacy: An Active Learning Experiment ................................. 72 MELISSA CLARK, INFORMATION SERVICES LIBRARIAN SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, BROOKINGS, SD Libraries Without Walls: Extending Service Beyond the Physical Building .............................. 80 ROCHELLE KRUEGER, GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS LIBRARIAN/COORDINATOR OF LIBRARY INSTRUCTION UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, KEARNEY, NE Using Event Tracking to Enhance Library Web Interfaces ...................................................... 86 SCOTT HANRATH, ASSISTANT DEAN, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DISCOVERY SERVICES UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, LAWRENCE, KS It's All Up in the Clouds ........................................................................................................ 96 SALLY BRYANT, HEAD OF ACCESS SERVICES GAN YE, SYSTEMS LIBRARIAN PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY, MALIBU, CA Libraries and Licenses: Best Practices, Pitfalls and Trends ................................................... 103 COREY HALAYCHIK, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND ELECTRONIC RESOURCES SPECIALIST UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE, TN Brick and Click Libraries Symposium Proceedings iii November 1, 2013 Discovery Tools: Where Do We Go From Here? .................................................................. 107 LISA LAPOINTE, REFERENCE & INSTRUCTION LIBRARIAN FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE, LAKELAND, FL MELISSA MALLON, COORDINATOR OF LIBRARY INSTRUCTION WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY, WICHITA, KS Motivating Student Employees: What Circulation Workers Want From Their Supervisors ... 108 PETER JOHNSON, LIBRARY INFORMATION SPECIALIST I UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, COLUMBIA, MO Implementing an Open Source Room Reservation System .................................................. 116 ROB WITHERS, HEAD OF ACCESS SERVICES MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD, OH Google Chrome: Using Apps to Streamline Workflow ......................................................... 120 ELLIE KOHLER, ACCESS AND LEARNING SERVICES LIBRARIAN ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY, KANSAS CITY, MO Kansas City Local Library Exchange: How We Developed a Low-Cost, High Payback Professional Development Program ................................................................................... 129 MARK SWAILS, COPYRIGHT LIBRARIAN JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, OVERLAND PARK, KS Flipping Your Library Instruction ........................................................................................ 130 REBECCA HAMLETT, INSTRUCTION & ARCHIVE LIBRARIAN WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE, LIBERTY, MO Marketing Students + Library = Student-Centered Promotion for the Library ...................... 131 NORA HILLYER, REFERENCE LIBRARIAN DANIELLE SHULTZ, REFERENCE DESK SUPERVISOR UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, OMAHA, NE Overwhelmed by Large-scale Library Digitization Projects?................................................. 132 XIAOCAN (LUCY) WANG, DIGITAL REPOSITORY LIBRARIAN ERIC HOLT, UNIVERSITY ARCHIVIST INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, TERRE HAUTE, IN iv Brick and Click Libraries Symposium Proceedings November 1, 2013 Disruptive Thinking about Disruptive Innovation ................................................................ 142 DR. SUSAN BREAKENRIDGE FINK, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, LIBRARY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROWAN UNIVERSITY, GLASSBORO, NJ MARC DAVIS, COORDINATOR - SPECIAL PROJECTS DRAKE UNIVERSITY, DES MOINES, IA Tips + Taps: Integrating Apps into the Research Process ..................................................... 149 MARY OBERLIES, SOCIAL SCIENCES LIAISON LIBRARIAN APRIL KELLEY, REFERENCE, RESEARCH AND INSTRUCTION SPECIALIST GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY, ARLINGTON, VA The Choice Is Yours: Collections in a Patron-Driven Climate ................................................ 154 ELIZABETH SULLIVAN, PSYCHOLOGY LIBRARIAN MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD, OH What Few Can Do: A Small Library Using Technology to Make the Impossible Possible ....... 161 ERIC A. DEATHERAGE, LIBRARY DIRECTOR JENNIFER K. JOHNSON, PUBLIC SERVICES LIBRARIAN CROWDER COLLEGE, NEOSHO, MO Reaching Out to International Students .............................................................................. 169 LEILA JUNE ROD-WELCH, OUTREACH SERVICES LIBRARIAN & ASSISTANT PROFESSOR UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, CEDAR FALLS, IA Why Undergraduate Students Choose to Use E-books ........................................................ 175 EDWARD WALTON, DEAN, UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, BOLIVAR, MO Don’t Make the Kid Who is Blind Play Dodge Ball: Making Interactive Library Instruction Accessible to Students with Disabilities .............................................................................. 176 ANGIE BRUNK, REFERENCE AND INSTRUCTION LIBRARIAN DALE MONOBE, INSTRUCTOR SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EMPORIA, KS Index ................................................................................................................................. 181 Brick and Click Libraries Symposium Proceedings v November 1, 2013 Worth 1,000 Words: Using Instagram to Engage Library
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