EBSLG 2022: Where Do We Go From Here?

Day 1 - 27 June Monday

• 15:30 Begin Day 1
  • Coffee/tea/refreshments
  • TBEC Club Room
• 16:00 
  • Council Meeting (Council Members Only)
  • Location: Seminar Room 5
  • Non-Council Members – Tour of the Sainsbury Library and The Hive (https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/about-us/venue-hire/park-end-street/oxford-hive) 
• 18:00 End of Day 1
  • Welcome Reception and Dinner
  • Location: Oxford Union https://oxford-union.org/
  • Sponsored by: EBSCO

Day 2 - 28 June Tuesday

• 09:00 
  • Registration and coffee/tea/refreshments
  • Location: TBEC Club Room
  • Viewing of sponsor exhibits & member posters
    • LibSmart - C Ure
    • ReproductibiliTea - D Langeggen
    • Virtual Study Sessions at Strathclyde - L McNally
    • Sainsbury Library Refurbishment - H Kirkwood
    • OpenScience and data-driven services in private business schools - H Zalabany
    • Write Your Best Paper - T Meyer
  • Location: Clore Lecture Room
• 09:30 Welcome to Day 2
  • Welcome from Professor Soumitra Dutta, Dean, Said Business School
  • Location: TBEC Lecture Theatre VIII
• 09:45 
  • Possibly move Sponsor presentations here.
  • Location: TBEC Lecture Theatre VIII
• 10:30 
  • Refreshments 
  • Location: TBEC Club Room
  • Viewing of sponsor exhibits & member posters
  • Location: Clore Lecture Room
• 11:00 
  • Updates from sister organizations
    • BLA
    • CLADEA
    • Location: TBEC Lecture Theatre VIII
• 12:00
  • Industry Partner Presentations
    • 30min Gold: EBSCO
      • Bringing new types of technology offerings to libraries. A talk about Open Source (FOLIO) and shared data infrastructure (Panorama).
    • 15min Silver: S&P Global Market Intelligence
      • Global Academic growth & ESG data update: As campus needs evolve to reflect the rise in climate research, social change and tech expansion, Universities globally are ingesting alternative data for research and curriculum at ever-growing rates. Our extensive suite of ESG data, private company coverage and deep industry data positions Universities to elevate academic programs and produce innovative research. Join us to hear more about how our overall academic presence has evolved over the last 2 years along with an update on some of our new datasets.
• 12:45
  • Group Photo
  • Location: Outdoor Auditorium
• 13:00 
  • Networking Lunch
  • Location: TBEC Dining Room
• 14:00  
  • Industry Partner Presentations
    • 15min Silver: Kortext
      • Developing Tools to Support the Intelligent Future
    • 15min Silver: Fitch Solutions
      • Fitch Solutions for Academics: Past, Present and Future. An explanation of the initiatives that Fitch Solutions has been working on to strengthen its partnership with Academic Institutions.
    • 15min Silver: ProQuest part of Clarivate: 
      • Responding to changing user and library needs since Covid​. A 15-minute update on some of ProQuest’s research findings since Covid, and new features and products that have been released in response.
    • 15min Silver: LSEG
      • On and off campus – does it still mean what it once did?
  • Location: TBEC Lecture Theatre Room VIII
• 15:00
  • Speaker: Bodley’s Librarian – Richard Ovenden: Welcome and Burning the Books
  • Location: TBEC Lecture Theatre VIII 
• 16:00
  • Refreshments & Networking Break
  • Location: TBEC Club Room
  • Viewing of sponsor exhibits & member posters
  • Location: Clore Lecture Room
• 16:30
  • Industry Partner Presentations (cont.)
    • 15min Silver: RepRisk
      • ESG data: in support of new theories, models, and concepts. The ESG landscape is evolving to account for new definitions of risk and value, and an expanding group of stakeholders. Learn about the benefits of granular data based in transparent and rules-based methodology to legitimize ESG risk approaches in academic research.
    • 15min Silver: Emerald Publishing
      • Time for change: Understanding global trends in academic culture. We discuss how the academic landscape is changing and becoming more open and what the challenges and opportunities are for our communities.
    • 15min Silver: Cabells
      • Made to Measure: Cabells, Analytics and the SDGs  Introduction to the initiatives Cabells has been working on to strengthen its partnership with Academic Institutions; specifically our  SDG Impact Intensity™ (SDGII) academic journal rating; the first system for evaluating how journals contribute to positively impact the SDGs. The SDGII is the result of our collaboration with Haub School of Business at Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, USA
    • 7min Bronze: De Gruyter
      • De Gruyter business & economics book publishing. Learn all about or book product types, new series, partners and acquisition models.
    • 7min Bronze: Edward Elgar Publishing
      • Responsible Publishing. Join us to learn about Edward Elgar's Business and Management eBook programme and our efforts to ensure sustainability and diversity in publishing.
  • Location: TBEC Lecture Theatre VIII
• 17:30 End of Day 2
• 18:00+ 
  • Dinner
  • Location: Ashmolean Museum https://www.ashmolean.org/

Day 3 - 29 June Wednesday

• 09:00 
  • Refreshments 
  • Location: TBEC Club Room
  • Viewing of sponsor exhibits & member posters
  • Location: Clore Lecture Room
• 09:30
  • Flash Talks: EBSLG Members
    • 930-945: Virtual Reality at ESADE Library - J Soler
    • 945-10: Coworking Space at Centre of Information and Library Services - V Subrta
    • 10-1015: External Users in the Library - N Berger
    • 1015-1030: Open Access - different approaches to transforming economic and business information to open - T Meyer 
    • 1030-1045 How we are managing our usage statistics and library analytics with Power BI - S Dupouy
    • Q&A
  • Location: TBEC Lecture Theatre VIII
• 11:00 - 11:30
  • Coffee/Tea/Refreshments
  • Location: TBEC Club Room
  • Viewing of sponsor exhibits & member posters
  • Location: Clore Lecture Room
• 11:30 - 13:00
  • Presentation - Chris Morrison - Copyright and Licensing Specialist
    • Copyright Literacy and the Pandemic: negotiating a new normal for copyright and libraries
    • In this talk Chris Morrison, Copyright & Licensing Specialist at the Bodleian Libraries and co-founder of copyrightliteracy.org will discuss the ways in which the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted fundamental issues with copyright law and library services. He will talk about the copyright and online learning  webinars and special interest group he co-founded with Dr Jane Secker in 2020 as well as developments that arose such as the eBookSOS campaign and the potential for Controlled Digital Lending (CDL). He will reflect on development of a Copyright Literacy Strategy at the University of Kent where he worked until April 2022 and share initial thoughts on how this could be applied to other institutions. The talk will also reflect Chris’s preference for playful learning as seen in  Copyright the Card Game and The Publishing Trap which he created with Jane.
  • EBSLG Statistics Survey Workshop - L Moeller Jensen
     
  • [Sponsors pack-up and vacate the Clore Lecture Room]
• 13:00 – 14:00
  • Networking Lunch
  • TBEC Dining Room
     
  • [Set up Clore LEcture Room for Workshop}
• 14:00
  • Scenario Planning Workshop
  • Location: Clore Lecture Room
• 15:30
  • Networking break & refreshments
  • Location: TBEC Club Room
• 16:00
  • Scenario Planning Workshop (cont.)
  • Location: Clore Lecture Room
• 18:00 End of Day 3
• 19:00
  • Dinner
  • Location: Pitt Rivers Museum https://www.prm.ox.ac.uk/
    Note: Access is via the side entrance off South Parks road on Robinson Close. For more details see the Access Guide.
     

Day 4 - 30 June Thursday

• 10:00 
  • Business Meeting
  • Location: Vincent's Club https://www.vincents.org/ 
• 12:00
  • Lunch - Farewell
  • Location: Vincent's Club
• 13:30
  • Bodleian Libraries- 60 minute tour for 13 people at 2pm (prepaid spots). Tour includes the Divinity School, Duke Humfrey's Library, Convocation House, and Chancellor's Court. 4 minute walk from Vincents: https://goo.gl/maps/UDooupDPff7EVoWp9
     
  • Punting with Oxford Punting at the Magdalen Bridge Boathouse (paid for by each delegate on site). Self-drive punt is £25 per hour, and each punt fits up to 5 people. Can pay by cash or card.  7 minute walk from Vincents: https://goo.gl/maps/aJrQsUHbTZ1uebbv5
     
  • Oxford Artisan Distillery- 3pm 60 minute tour of distillery, including tasting! (paid for by each delegate on site) Cost is £20 per person, cashless payment only. 30 minute walk from Vincents, or 15 minute bus (frequent, lots of routes): https://goo.gl/maps/3kqFQGDisAGffXbYA