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2015-09-09.md

@@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ Molly Sauter (McGill University)
 
 Randy Oldham and Adam Doan (University of Guelph)
 
+- Slides: http://accessconference.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/2015-Access-Conference.pptx
 - review of AODA - introduced June 2005+
 - WCAG 2 - web content a11y guidelines, developed by W3C
 - Jan 1, 2016 deadline
@@ -119,6 +120,7 @@ Shelley Gullikson (Carleton University), Susanna Galbraith (McMaster University)
 
 Lisa Goddard (University of Victoria)
 
+- Slides: http://accessconference.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Goddard_Access2015_draft5.pptx
 - DH and libraries have overlapping needs/strengths/weaknesses:
     - DH researchers have 3-5 year funding cycles, but don't have steady funding for infrastructure; whereas libraries have more steady funding for basic infrastructure but not for digital collections development
     - libraries have a deep, permanent labour pool that can't be changed quickly; DH have a labour pool of students that change frequently
@@ -162,6 +164,7 @@ Peter Binkley, Tricia Jenkins, Kenton Good (University of Alberta), and Alan Har
 
 ### Alan Harnum (TPL)
 
+- Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14fP_XmLil0kSVuX16Li8OaPulvRfReKxPTUpyaGhV4k/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000#slide=id.p
 - was part of e-services team, which is not information technology team
 - defined cloud as "buying computing on demand"
 - wanted to buy servers when needed, and use desired tools/languages
@@ -198,13 +201,13 @@ Peter Binkley, Tricia Jenkins, Kenton Good (University of Alberta), and Alan Har
 
 Thomas Guignard (Ontario Colleges Library Service)
 
+- Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/thomasguignard/disintegrate
+- Transcript: http://bit.ly/accessdaleks
 - hilarious (because the truth is funnier than fiction) monologue in style of Welcome to Night Vale podcast
 - OPAC vs. discovery layer
 - OPAC's acquisition module duplicated by institution's accounting department 
 - OPAC's serials module also duplicated in holdings records
 - keep OPAC just for circulation module - but have to create pipeline for institution authentication
-- Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/thomasguignard/disintegrate
-- Transcript: http://bit.ly/accessdaleks
 - GF: this was my favourite presentation of Access (and I believe for many others too)!
 
 
@@ -228,6 +231,7 @@ Alison Neal and Dina Stevens (Vaughan Public Library)
 
 Daniel Sifton (Vancouver Island University)
 
+- Slides: https://github.com/telezoic/Headless-Battle
 - based on work of Kristina Spurgin's E-Book Access Checker (http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/9684)
 - JRuby/Celerity
     - celerity is no longer maintained; error handling difficult
@@ -238,7 +242,6 @@ Daniel Sifton (Vancouver Island University)
 - Python/BS4
     - champion
 - future - journals
-- github.com/telezoic/headless-battle
 
 
 ## Ensmartening the Web
@@ -258,6 +261,8 @@ Michel Castagné (University of Ottawa)
 
 Lydia Zvyagintseva (University of Toronto Scarborough)
 
+- Slides: https://www.haikudeck.com/in-our-own-words-libraries-makerspaces-and-community-engagement-uncategorized-presentation-kaJTxAmxOV#
+- @openedmonton
 - founder of Open Edmonton - vision is to improve civic life through improvement of open data
 - it all started with recording studios in Edmonton Public Libraries
 - civic engagement - did oral histories ("In Your Own Words" project) at the EPL recording studios; did project for 8 weeks; placed oral histories on SoundCloud
@@ -269,13 +274,13 @@ Lydia Zvyagintseva (University of Toronto Scarborough)
     - plan (ethics, metadata)
     - promotion and outreach
     - platform
-- @openedmonton
 
 
 ## Héritage: Metadata Challenges and Opportunities
 
 Julienne Pascoe (Canadiana)
 
+- Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PV4ubFipOSaLp6kWdzlkv5r9s-vQKrsRXXPac0SJWGc/edit#slide=id.p3
 - canadiana.ca - CRL trust-worthy digital repository; 2nd after ScholarsPortal
 - Héitage - 60 million pages of documents
 - metadata challenges - archival material, much of it hand-written; need to do collection-level analysis for determining what metadata to create
@@ -291,6 +296,7 @@ Julienne Pascoe (Canadiana)
 
 Robert Warren (Carleton University) and Sharon Farnel (University of Alberta)
 
+- Slides: https://github.com/muninn/PC-Access2015
 - UA had set of digitized postcards (Peel Prairie Postcards Collection)
 - had rich set of metadata available in the collection
 - were looking to document process and try to offload to machines/automation
@@ -311,6 +317,5 @@ Robert Warren (Carleton University) and Sharon Farnel (University of Alberta)
     - Excel is the enemy of data quality
     - separate the data from the application
     - RDF/LOD allows you to publish data, document it and (sometimes) fix mistakes later on
-- https://github.com/muninn/PC-Access2015
 - comment that PCDM is creating some core ontologies that can be shared across all data and still allow collections to have uniqueness
 

2015-09-10.md

@@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ Stacey Boileau (Ontario Colleges Library Service), Jenny Jing, Erin Tripp (Disco
 
 ### Ian, Stacey and Danielle
 
+- Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/Ian_Bigelow/the-impact-of-linked-data-in-digital-curation-and-application-to-the-cataloguers-workflow-53157325
 - MARC is ancient but it has survived due to its strengths 
 - OCLS is trying to implement linked data in cataloguing workflow
 - also working on implementing MARC in modular way and using RDF
@@ -116,6 +117,7 @@ Stacey Boileau (Ontario Colleges Library Service), Jenny Jing, Erin Tripp (Disco
 
 Mita Williams (University of Windsor)
 
+- Slides: http://librarian.newjackalmanac.ca/2015/09/library-of-cards.html
 - referenced 99% Invisible podcast about design (http://99percentinvisible.org/)
 - Markus Krajewski - "Paper Machines" book - posits card catalogue happened very early (1780s? in Vienna)
 - French revolutionaries 1781 had to catalogue what books they now owned and came up with a system of using playing cards