Kudzu-Ops Mailing List: REMINDER: WEDNESDAY -- "Implementing RightsStatements.org at the University of Miami Libraries" webinar

[John Burger (jburger]

ASERL Friends:

A reminder that later this week we will offer the webinar, "Implementing 
RightsStatements.org at the University of Miami Libraries."  The current 
registration list is below, FYI.

This webinar will describe how the University of Miami Libraries (UML) is 
implementing the RightsStatements.org recommendations for new and legacy 
materials that have been digitized for online access in the UM Digital 
Collection. Laura Capell and Elliot Williams will explain their rationale for 
adopting the RightsStatements.org recommendations, and go into detail about the 
systematic review conducted on 52,000 legacy digital items that contained 
little rights-related information in their metadata. They will explain their 
workflows for updating the metadata to reflect the updated rights information, 
and talk about the decision matrix they developed to help ensure consistency. 
They will also cover how UML is moving forward with rights assessment for new 
digital projects. Lastly, Capell and Williams will also discuss some of the 
challenges they encountered as librarians who did not have extensive 
backgrounds in copyright, and they will share some helpful tricks learned along 
the way.

WEBINAR:  "Implementing RightsStatements.org at the University of Miami 
Libraries"  
DATE / TIME:  Wednesday, May 17, 2017  |  2pm ET / 1pm Central Time
REGISTER:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/824790232801488130   

REGISTRATION LIST -- As of May 14, 2017Auburn University        Dana    Caudle
1. Auburn University    Dana    Caudle
2. College of William & Mary    Deborah  Cornell
3. Emory University     Melanie Kowalski
4. Florida International University     PAULA   DE LA CRUZ
5. Florida International University     Jamie   Rogers
6. Florida International University     Kelley  Rowan
7. Georgia Institute of Technology      Bing    Wang
8. Georgia State University     Jeremy  Bright
9. Johns Hopkins University     Tim     DiLauro
10. Johns Hopkins University    Eric    Hanson
11. Johns Hopkins University    Robin   Sinn
12. Mississippi State University        Brad    Brazzeal
13. Mississippi State University        Stephen Cunetto
14. Mississippi State University        Julie   Shedd
15. New York Public Library     Greg    Cram
16. North Carolina State University     Brian   Dietz
17. North Carolina State University     Todd    Kosmerick
18. UNC Greensboro      Anna    Craft
19. University of Alabama       Jody    DeRidder
20. University of Alabama       Alissa  Helms
21. University of Central Florida       Sarah   Norris
22. University of Florida       Christy Shorey
23. University of Kentucky      Adrian  Ho
24. University of Miami Elizabeth       Fish
25. University of Miami Linda   Isaac
26. University of Miami John    Sandoval
27. University of Miami Gabriella       Williams
28. University of Michigan      Richard Adler
29. University of Michigan      Kat     Hagedorn
30. University of Michigan      Melissa Levine
31. University of Mississippi   Cecilia Botero
32. University of Mississippi   Michelle        Emanuel
33. University of Scranton      Kristen Yarmey
34. University of Virginia      Suzanne Bombard
35. Virginia Commonwealth University    Mary Anne       Dyer
36. Virginia Commonwealth University    Erin    White
37. Virginia Tech       Gail    McMillan


As always, these sessions are available at no cost to ASERL members, and will 
be recorded for later playback.  Please feel free to share this information 
with other librarians & staff who may be interested.  Our webinars are licensed 
under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International 
License.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information 
about joining the webinar.  System requirements to attend this webinar:  
http://support.citrixonline.com/webinar/all_files/G2W010003   

Thanks for your interest in ASERL programming.  Please let me know if you 
encounter any difficulties with our e-meeting system.

--jeb

John Burger, Executive Director
Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)
   ℅ Robert W. Woodruff Library
   540 Asbury Circle, Suite 316
   Atlanta, GA  30322-1006

   Tel:  404-727-0137


Follow ASERL on Facebook:  http://on.fb.me/Ziuz2a 
Find me on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/ASERLJEB ; 

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Subject: Webinar: "Implementing RightsStatements.org at the University of Miami 
Libraries"

ASERL Friends:

I'm very pleased to announce a new webinar that we will offer in a few weeks, 
"Implementing RightsStatements.org at the University of Miami Libraries."  This 
webinar will provide an overview of efforts at the University of Miami 
Libraries (UML) to implement the RightsStatements.org recommendations for new 
and legacy materials that have been digitized for online access in the UM 
Digital Collection. Laura Capell and Elliot Williams will explain their 
rationale for adopting the RightsStatements.org recommendations, and go into 
detail about the systematic review conducted on 52,000 legacy digital items 
that contained little rights-related information in their metadata. They will 
explain their workflows for updating the metadata to reflect the updated rights 
information, and talk about the decision matrix they developed to help ensure 
consistency. They will also cover how UML is moving forward with rights 
assessment for new digital projects. Lastly, Capell and Williams will also 
discuss some of the challenges they encountered as librarians who did not have 
extensive backgrounds in copyright, and they will share some helpful tricks 
learned along the way.

WEBINAR:  "Implementing RightsStatements.org at the University of Miami 
Libraries"  
DATE / TIME:  May 17, 2017  |  2pm ET / 1pm Central Time
REGISTER:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/824790232801488130

 As always, these sessions are available at no cost to ASERL members, and will 
be recorded for later playback.  Please feel free to share this information 
with other librarians & staff who may be interested.  Our webinars are licensed 
under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International 
License.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information 
about joining the webinar.  System requirements to attend this webinar:  
http://support.citrixonline.com/webinar/all_files/G2W010003 

Thanks for your interest in ASERL programming.  Please let me know if you 
encounter any difficulties with our e-meeting system.

--jeb

John Burger, Executive Director
Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)
   ℅ Robert W. Woodruff Library
   540 Asbury Circle, Suite 316
   Atlanta, GA  30322-1006

   Tel:  404-727-0137


Follow ASERL on Facebook:  http://on.fb.me/Ziuz2a Find me on Twitter:  
https://twitter.com/ASERLJEB