GSLIScast

On June 9th, 2009, Fenway Libraries Online held their first annual mini-conference at Simmons College in Boston. Rachel Keeler and Paul Hoffman from the FLO office closed the day with an introduction to and overview of Google Analytics.

FLO Website

Fenway Libraries Online

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Partners In Rhyme / Happy 1

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On June 9th, 2009, Fenway Libraries Online held their first annual mini-conference at Simmons College in Boston. Jen Greene and Gabrielle Reed from MassArt gave a presentation on website usability after the midday break.

FLO Website

Fenway Libraries Online

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Kevin MacLeod / Sonatina

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On June 9th, 2009, Fenway Libraries Online held their first annual mini-conference at Simmons College in Boston. George Hart of UMass Boston gave the second presentation of the day on LibQual.

FLO Website

Fenway Libraries Online

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Partners In Rhyme / Arabian Salsa

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On June 9th, 2009, Fenway Libraries Online held their first annual mini-conference at Simmons College in Boston. Peter Hernon, a full-time professor in GSLIS, gave the opening keynote address. He teaches in the areas of government information, public policy, evaluation of library services, research methods, and academic libraries.

San Francsico Public Library

Link visited during the presentation.

FLO Website

Fenway Libraries Online

Peter Hernon

Bio of the presenter.

Partners In Rhyme / Saxy French 1

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In celebration of the Open Access week, October 19-24, 2009, Professor Peter Suber, Berkman Fellow at Harvard University and Senior Researcher at SPARC, is being interviewed. Professor Suber explains what the GSLIS students at Simmons College can do to promote open access and lists the long-term benefits for their professional career. Professor Suber also touches the role that libraries and universities can play in the promotion of freely available research of scholarly communication.

Peter Suber's Website

For more information on Professor Suber.

Berkman Center for Internet and Society

A research program at Harvard Law School founded to explore cyberspace, share in its study, and help pioneer its development.

SPARC Website

The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition