Kudzu-Ops Mailing List: UPDATE -- ASERL webinars this week

[John Burger (jburger]

ASERL Friends:

We have two webinars scheduled for this week -- on Wednesday & Friday 
afternoon.  Please see below for more information and the current registration 
lists.  Share with interested colleagues as desired.  As always, these sessions 
are available at no cost to ASERL members, and will be recorded for later 
playback.  ASERL webinars are licensed under a Creative Commons 
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

"Adding Patent Records to Clemson's IR -- Highlighting the University's Output"
Wednesday, Jan 27, 2016 -- 2pm ET / 1pm Central Time
REGISTER:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7595640000545832449  
A mounting body of evidence suggests that works that are made openly available 
online are cited faster and more frequently. Clemson now supports this open 
sharing of research through its institutional repository, TigerPrints 
(http://tigerprints.clemson.edu/). This repository is highly optimized to 
attract Google and other search engine crawlers, so it makes your patents and 
other research highly visible on the open web. That said, nothing tops the 
intricate search capabilities of the library catalog. Lisa Bodenheimer, Jan 
Comfort, and Andy Wesolek have leveraged the benefits of both of these systems 
by incorporating patent records into each. Specifically, the presenters outline 
this project from generating metadata for patents and crosswalking it into a 
form that can be batch-uploaded to a bepress Digital Commons repository. They 
then explore the process of harvesting the records from the repository and 
using MarcEdit to crosswalk it into the library catalog. Finally, Clemson's 
Head of Special Collections, Brenda Burke will discuss the impact of the 
project on the education and collection development efforts of the Special 
Collections Library

REGISTRATION LIST -- Adding Patent Records to Clemson's IR
1.  East Carolina University:   Jeanne  Hoover
2.  Florida International University:   Margarita       Perez
3.  Georgia Tech:       Lisha   Li
4.  Georgia Tech:       Fred    Rascoe
5.  Georgia State University:   Laura   Burtle
6.  Louisiana State University: Rebecca Kelley
7.  University of Alabama at Birmingham:        Anthony Schimizzi
8.  University of Central Florida:      Lee     Dotson
9.  University of Central Florida:      Rebecca (Missy) Murphey
10. University of Central Florida:      Sarah   Norris
11. University of Kentucky:     James   Britt
12. University of Kentucky:     Adrian  Ho
13. University of Kentucky:     Courtney        Taulbee
14. University of South Florida:        Jason   Boczar
15. Virginia Commonwealth University:   Hillary Miller
16. University of Massachusetts Amherst:        Paulina         Borrego
17. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh:     Irene   Yelovich
18. South Dakota School of Mines & Technology:  Patty   Andersen



"SHARE Update for ASERL"
Friday, Jan 29, 2016 -- 2pm ET / 1pm Central Time
REGISTER:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4006030305743284737  
ARL's Judy Ruttenberg and Cynthia Vitale will provide an update on the 
development of SHARE, the higher education initiative whose mission is to 
maximize research impact by making a comprehensive inventory of research widely 
accessible, discoverable, and reusable. SHARE is funded in part by grants from 
the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the Institute of Museum and Library Services 
(IMLS). You can find more information by visiting the SHARE website at 
http://www.share-research.org/.

REGISTRATION LIST -- SHARE Update for ASERL
1.  East Carolina University:   Jeanne  Hoover
2.  Emory University:           Lisa    Macklin
3.  Florida international university:   Margarita       Perez
4.  George Mason University:    Wendy   Mann
5.  Georgia State University:   Laura   Burtle
6.  Johns Hopkins University:   Robin   Sinn
7.  Mississippi State University:       stephen cunetto
8.  NCSU:       Sydney  Thompson
9.  UAB:        Peggy   Kain
10. University of Florida:              Christine       Fruin
11. University of Kentucky:     Sarah   Conn
12. University of Kentucky:             Adrian  Ho
13. University of Kentucky:             Jessica Perry
14. University of Kentucky:             Courtney        Taulbee
15. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill:        Anne    Gilliland
16. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill:        Julie   Rudder
17. University of Virginia:     Chip    German
18. Vanderbilt University:      Ed      Warga
19. Virginia Commonwealth University:   Hillary Miller
20. Virginia Commonwealth University:   Shirley Thomas
21. Virginia Tech:                      Gail    McMillan
22. Wake Forest University:     Molly   Keener

System Requirements
*  PC-based attendees must use Windows® 8, 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server
*  Mac®-based attendees must use Mac OS® X 10.6 or newer
*  Mobile attendees must use iPhone®, iPad®, AndroidT phone or Android tablet. 
An app download may be required.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information 
about joining the webinar.

Please let me know any questions, and if you encounter any difficulties with 
our e-meeting system.


--jeb

John Burger, Executive Director
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