AMICAL 2016
12–14 May · The American University of Rome
Schedule
Table of contents
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Printable version of the program (PDF)
The meetings of the Members Council and the committees are closed. They are only for their respective members.
Day 1 · Thursday, 12 May
08:30
Transportation
Bus (Hotel → AUR)
Hotel
08:45–12:15
Check-in
Check-in
09:00–10:20
Meeting
Information Literacy Committee meeting
B206
09:00–10:20
Meeting
Members Council
B204
09:00–10:20
Meeting
Professional Development Committee meeting
B205
09:45
Transportation
Bus (Hotel → AUR)
Hotel
10:20–10:40
Break
Coffee break
AUR Garden
10:40–12:10
Mini-workshop
Active and engaged learning with digital pedagogies
Doris Jones,
Maha Shawki
Computer Lab
10:40–12:10
Meeting
Digital Collections Committee meeting
B206
10:40–12:10
Sponsor presentation
Sponsor presentations (OCLC, Innovative & BibLibre)
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Libraries’ IT needs and open source software Resources available.
Paul Poulain -
OCLC QuestionPoint: A digital reference service Resources available.
Gabriele Lunati -
The future of libraries with Innovative
Nabil Saadallah
Auditorium
10:40–12:10
12:10–12:20
Break
Break
12:20–13:20
12:20–13:20
Birds of a Feather
Digital humanities project-based faculty learning communities: From the local to the consortial
David Joseph Wrisley,
Rayane Fayed
B206
12:20–13:20
Panel presentation
Maximizing the value of OCLC membership: Effective use of specific RESPOND services at AMICAL libraries Resources available.
Jeff Gima,
Anchalee Panigabutra-Roberts,
Elisabetta Morani,
Cendrella Habre
B106
13:20–14:20
Meal
Lunch
Lunch Room
14:20–15:20
Invited workshop
Radical & incremental: How to build a digital scholarship program in a liberal arts college library Recording available. Resources available.
Laurie Allen
Auditorium
15:20–15:40
Break
Coffee break
AUR Garden
15:40–17:25
Invited workshop
Building a digital scholarship program in the library: A plan-making workshop
Laurie Allen
B204
15:40–17:25
Sponsor presentation
Sponsor presentations (Hein Online, Springer Nature, Wiley)
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Embracing a digital library era
Elisa Corradi, Branka Mrljes -
HeinOnline: A global library at your fingertips Resources available.
Shannon Hein -
Springer Nature: New content and solutions Resources available.
Andrea Testa
Auditorium
15:40–16:30
Featured presentation
What does security have to do with IT? Recording available. Resources available.
Tracy Mitrano
B205
16:30–17:25
Birds of a Feather
For AMICAL with AMICAL: Building a collaborative information literacy online platform
Michael Stoepel,
Tatevik Zargaryan
B106
17:30
Transportation
Bus (AUR → JCU)
AUR
17:45–19:00
Social event
Apéritif at John Cabot University
John Cabot University
19:00
Transportation
Bus (JCU → Hotel)
JCU
Day 2 · Friday, 13 May
08:15
Transportation
Bus (Hotel → AUR)
Hotel
08:30–10:00
Check-in
Check-in
09:00–09:30
09:30–10:30
Keynote
Small is beautiful: A study of ed-tech as if people mattered Recording available. Resources available.
Jim Groom
Auditorium
10:30–11:00
Break
Coffee break
Auditorium
11:00–12:10
Community Idea Exchange
Community Idea Exchange
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Adaptive Learning: A tool that empowers personalized learning Resources available.
Giselle Pempedjian, Rayane Fayed -
Aspire beyond the classroom: The ABC’s of AUBG freshmen Resources available.
Krasimir Spasov -
Bissell Library in the digital humanities era Resources available.
Liza Vachtsevanou, Evi Tramantza -
Building a digital historical archive: Student participation and institutional collaboration
Elizabeth Campbell -
Entering cognition: Information literacy assessment experiment in the first year history course
Ivana Stevanovic, Erik Benson -
Listen carefully and you will hear: Creative formative assessments Resources available.
Maha Bali, Hoda Mostafa -
Locative devices and web mapping for the humanities
David Joseph Wrisley -
Not set in stone: Archiving the web at AUC and beyond Resources available.
Ryder Kouba, Stephen Urgola -
Pre and post assessment of information literacy program at FCC: Some learning outcomes Resources available.
Farrukh Shahzad, Madiha Asghar -
Prompts from the Arab world: A pedagogical and cross-cultural project Resources available.
Iman Soliman, Maha Shawki -
Researchers’ ‘split’ identities; or where researchers share their works on the web
Anchalee Panigabutra-Roberts -
Skills-based multiple choice questions for information literacy instruction Resources available.
Kathryn Vanderboll -
Unleashing the power of Koha
Stefano Bargioni
Building B - 2nd Floor
11:00–12:10
Virtually Connecting
Virtually Connecting with Jim Groom, Maha Bali & Nadine Aboulmagd Recording available.
Maha Bali,
Jim Groom,
Nadine Aboulmagd
B304
12:10–12:20
Break
Break
12:20–13:10
Featured presentation
Should EdTech have an ethos? Teaching technologies in a post-Snowden age Recording available. Resources available.
Maha Bali,
Jim Groom
B304
12:20–13:10
Sponsor presentation
Sponsor presentations (JSTOR & Project MUSE)
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JSTOR 20/20 Resources available.
Javanica Curry, Colleen Campbell -
Project MUSE: The integration of book and journal content on a single platform Resources available.
Ann Snoeyenbos
Auditorium
12:20–13:10
Birds of a Feather
Unique benefits & challenges of information literacy at AMICAL’s institutions
Michael Stoepel,
Christine Furno
B106
13:10–14:10
Meal
Lunch
Lunch Room
14:10–15:30
14:10–15:30
Meeting
Digital Pedagogy Committee meeting
B206
14:10–15:30
Meeting
E-Resources Committee meeting
B106
14:10–15:30
Panel presentation
Information literacy and student success: The faculty perspective Resources available.
Alanna Ross,
Michael Stoepel,
Ivana Stevanovic,
Erik Benson
B204
15:30–15:50
Break
Coffee break
Auditorium
15:50–17:20
Meeting
Digital Scholarship Committee meeting
B206
15:50–17:20
Mini-workshop
Implementation of institutional repositories: LAU experience (LAUR) Resources available.
Sawsan Habre,
Omar Farhoud
Computer Lab
15:50–17:20
Meeting
Institutional Research & Assessment Committee meeting
B106
15:50–17:20
Meeting
OCLC Programs Committee meeting
B205
15:50–17:20
Sponsor presentation
Sponsor presentations (Zeutschel, EBSCO & YBP Library Services)
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Community, modularity, choice: the redefining of the Integrated Library System (ILS)
Gianluca Di Bella -
The YBP advantage: Streamlining print and digital acquisitions
Daniela Vitillo, Seymur Rasulov -
Your library’s treasures online? Resources available.
Frank J. Epple
Auditorium
17:30
Transportation
Bus (AUR → Hotel)
AUR
19:00
Transportation
Bus (Hotel → Open Colonna)
Hotel
19:15
Transportation
Bus (Hotel → Open Colonna)
Hotel
20:00–23:00
Social event
All-conference dinner
Open Colonna
23:00
Transportation
Bus (Open Colonna → Hotel)
Open Colonna
Day 3 · Saturday, 14 May
08:30–08:30
Transportation
Bus (Hotel → AUR)
Hotel
08:30–09:30
Check-in
Check-in
09:00–10:00
Keynote
Making stone soup: Working together for the advancement of learning and teaching Recording available. Resources available.
Eric Lease Morgan
Auditorium
10:00–10:30
Unconference
Unconference pitches
Auditorium
10:30–10:50
Break
Coffee break
AUR Garden
10:50–11:40
Featured presentation
Adapting to the evolving scholarly record Recording available. Resources available.
Titia van der Werf
B204
10:50–11:40
Lightning talk
Lightning Talks Recording available.
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E-portfolios: Are they still relevant? Recording available. Resources available.
Kim Fox -
Student-generated digital content as a way to practice research methods Recording available.
Anguelina Popova -
The academic start-up incubator as a curriculum-integrated digital initiative Recording available. Resources available.
Mohammed Ibahrine -
The LMS and the digital fluency of faculty Recording available.
Aziza Ellozy
Auditorium
11:40–11:50
Break
Break
11:50–12:50
Unconference
Unconference sessions
TBA
12:50–13:50
Meal
Lunch
Lunch Room
13:50–14:40
13:50–14:40
Birds of a Feather
The power of partnership: Integrative approaches to holistic professional development Resources available.
Aziza Ellozy,
Hoda Mostafa
B205
14:40–15:00
Break
Coffee break
AUR Garden
15:00–16:30
17:00
Transportation
Bus (AUR → Hotel)
AUR
Thanks to our sponsors for making AMICAL 2016 possible.