The following papers will be presented at the LIBER Annual Conference:
A National Library for all: the National Library of Scotland and its remote access project
Coll, John. National Library of Scotland, United Kingdom
A partnership approach to promoting information literacy for higher education researchers
Goldstein, Stéphane. Research Information Network, United Kingdom
All the world’s a stage: Improving students’ information skills with dramatic video tutorials
Thornton, David Ewan; Kaya, Ebru. Bilkent University Library, Turkey
An integral approach to digital information delivery in The Netherlands
Vos, Victor-Jan. Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of The Netherlands, The Netherlands
Bibliometric analysis tools on top of the university’s bibliographic database, new roles and opportunities for library outreach
Gerritsma, Wouter; van der Togt, Peter; van Veller, Marco. Wageningen UR Library, The Netherlands
Cataloguing in the clouds: towards a UK shared cataloguing service
David Prosser, David. RLUK, United Kingdom
Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR): a truly international effort to build a global repository network
López Medina, Alicia (1); Lossau, Norbert (2). Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Spain (1); Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek/ Goettingen State and University Library Germany (2)
Consortium innovations: making an impact in the academic community
Woodward, Hazel (1); Estelle, Lorraine (2). Cranfield University, United Kingdom (1); JISC Collections, United Kingdom (2)
Costs and benefits of a shared digital long-term preservation system
Keskitalo, Esa-Pekka. National Library of Finland, Finland
Cultural heritage and the public domain
Savenije, Bas; Beunen, Annemarie. KB, National Library of the Netherlands, The Netherlands
Does library use affect student attainment? A preliminary report on the library impact data project
Stone, Graham; Pattern, David. University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom
EFQM in academic libraries: the application of an international model of administration at the University of Cyprus Library
Stavridis, Stefanos; Tsimpoglou, Filippos. University of Cyprus Library, Cyprus
Establishing a research information system as part of an integrated approach to information management: best practice at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Scholze, Frank (1); Maier, Jan (2); Tobias, Regine (1). KIT, Germany (1); AVEDAS, Germany (2)
Establishing the library landscape in Europe: LIBER's portfolio of EU projects
Ayris, Paul. UCL, United Kingdom
Europeana Regia: a collaborative library of royal manuscripts in medieval and renaissance Europe
Barbeta, Ana (1); Fabian, Claudia (2). Universitat de València, Spain (1); Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Germany (2)
Fostering new roles for librarians. Skills set for repository managers: results of a survey in Italy
Cassella, Maria (1); Morando, Maddalena (2). University of Turin, Italy (1); Polytechnic of Turin, Italy (2)
Getting to know the library users’ needs - Experimental ways to user centered library innovation
Hansen, Thomas Vibjerg (1); Harbo, Karen (2). Aalborg University Library, Denmark (1); ASB Library, Aarhus School of Business and Social Sciences, Denmark (2)
Heading for the open road: costs and benefits of transitions in scholarly communications
Jubb, Michael. Research Information Network, United Kingdom
How do researchers in the humanities use information resources?
Jubb, Michael; Collins, Ellen. Research Information Network, United Kingdom
How much is a specialised library worth?
Rosemann, Uwe. German National Library of Science and Technology (TIB), Germany
How to teach information literacy relevant to students: an online credit course model from the University of Tartu Library
Seiler, Vilve; Miil, Kart. University of Tartu Library, Estonia
Increasing access to special collections
Erway, Ricky. OCLC, United States of America
Integrated collection care for digital and physical collections
De Boer, Tanja. Koninklijke Bibliotheek, The Netherlands
Knotworking in academic libraries: two case studies from the University of Helsinki
Laitinen, Anne; Engeström, Yrjö; Kaatrakoski, Heli; Myllys, Heli; Rantavuori, Juhana; Kaiponen, Pälvi; Lahikainen, Johanna; Sinikara, Kaisa. University of Helsinki, Finland
Making data citable – The German DOI® registration portal for social and economic data (da ra)
Hausstein, Brigitte (1); Grunow, Stefanie (2). GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for Social Sciences, Berlin, Germany (1); ZBW - Leibniz Information Centre for Economics, Hamburg, Germany (2)
Managing research information for researchers and universities
Schaffner, Jennifer. OCLC Research, United States of America
Mass-digitization at the Complutense University Library. Access and preservation of its bibliographic heritage
Magán, José Antonio; Palafox, Manuela; Tardón, Eugenio. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Measuring ULB scholars output visibility: a quantitative assessment of Scopus metadata quality using Google Refine
Droesbeke, Sébastien; van Hooland, Seth; De Wilde, Max; Boydens, Isabelle. Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
New business models and legal framework for dissemination of digital content.
Josevold, Roger. National Library of Norway, Norway
OCLC research survey of special collections and archives in research libraries
Dooley, Jackie. OCLC, United States of America
Paradise by the dashboard light': working with a simple PDCA cycle at Avans University of Applied Science
Simons, Ellen. Avans University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands
Primary data in institutional repository: a case study
Arano Poggi, Silvia; Martínez Ayuso, Gemma; Losada Yáñez, Marina; Villegas Montserrat, Marta; Casaldàliga Riera, Anna; Bel Rafecas, Núria. Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
Putting 600.000 books online: the large-scale digitisation partnership between the Austrian National Library and Google
Kaiser, Max; Nikolov-Ramirez Gaviria, Jeanna. Austrian National Library, Austria
Research support services: the rationale for a new partnership and roles at the University of Leicester Library
Jones, Louise. University of Leicester, United Kingdom
Role of National and University Library of Slovenia in a multinational research project (IMPACT): a case study
Jerele, Ines. National and University Library Slovenia, Slovenia
Staying relevant in the Google age: implementing vertical search at the University of Manchester; a technological and cultural perspective
Beard, Lorraine; Land, Andy. The University of Manchester, United Kingdom
The challenges of building a digital preservation system
Peled, Ido. Ex Libris, Israel
The e-reader – an educative or entertaining tool?
Ahlroos, Peter; Hahto, Jonna. The Tritonia Academic Library, Finland
The handheld library. Developments at the Rector Gabriel Ferraté Library, UPC
Benitez Juan, Beatriz; Clavero Campos, Javier; Codina Vila, Miquel; Pérez Gálvez, Andrés. Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain
The mobile web in university libraries: mobilize your library from 0 euro
Abarca, Marta; Pons, David; Rubio, Francisco; Valles, Raquel. Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain
Trends in research librarianship literature: a social network analysis of articles
Al, Umut (1); Soydal, İrem (1); Alır, Gülten (2). Hacettepe University, Turkey (1); Aksaray University, Aksaray (2)
UNICUM. Portal for the Dutch academic collections
Reerink, Henriette. University Library Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Usage and impact of controlled vocabularies in a subject repository for indexing and retrieval
Borst, Timo. German National Library for Economics, Germany
Using mobile devices for reading eBooks: an experiment with eReaders and Netbooks
Vandooren, Françoise; Lerinckx, Dominique; Algoet, Christophe. Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium