The research explored through Western Libraries Presentations examines the interests of both library stakeholders and librarians themselves while highlighting new programs and movements within academic libraries. Topics include open access, collaboration and management, statistics and evaluation, and library software.
Submissions from 2021
Getting noticed: Tips and tools for building and promoting your scholarly identity, Emily Carlisle-Johnston
Introduction to Open Educational Resources, Emily Carlisle-Johnston
Open Access Podcast 1, Aniruddho Chokroborty-Hoque
Open Access Podcast 2, Aniruddho Chokroborty-Hoque
Open Access Podcast 3, Aniruddho Chokroborty-Hoque
Western University Open Access (OA) Policy Consultations, Bobby Glushko and Courtney L. Waugh
Workshop: Ins and Outs of Publishing Fees, Kristin Hoffmann
Workshop: Understanding Your Research Impact, Kristin Hoffmann
Workshop: Introduction to GIS Dashboards, Liz Sutherland
Workshop: Introduction to Story Maps, Liz Sutherland
Introduction to Qualitative Analysis with NVivo, Kristi Thompson
Social Media Data for Research, Kristi Thompson
Submissions from 2020
How to Find Online Course Materials, Kristin Hoffmann
RDC Data Alternatives: Conducting Research During COVID-19, Kristi Thompson and Elizabeth Hill
Choose your path to publishing: Open Access 101, Courtney L. Waugh
Submissions from 2019
The Transformation of a Newspaper Negative Archive, Tom Belton
Licensing and ‘Big Deal’ Analysis at Western : Provost’s Task Force on Open Access & Scholarly Communications, Samuel Cassady and Shawn Hendrikx
Matching Made in Heaven: Collections and Metadata Collaboration for Print Preservation, Erin Johnson, Alie Visser, and Christina Zoricic
Demystifying Wikipedia, Alie Visser and Erin Johnson
Submissions from 2018
Stories of Active Teaching: Embedding Civic Engagement in our Practice, Tom Adam, Colleen A. Burgess, Kim McPhee, Leanne Olson, and Christy Sich
It’s all in the Relationships: A Liaison Role for Librarian-Publishers, Emily Carlisle and Kristin Hoffmann
Open By Default? Concept-Mapping Our Way to Open Access Consensus, Emily Carlisle, Lillian S. Rigling, Joanne Paterson, and Courtney L. Waugh
"This was actually fun!": Engaging users in conversations about digital literacy, Madisson Goldhawk, Erin Johnson, and Lillian S. Rigling
Resiliency and the Long-Tail of the Research Cycle: Western's Approach to Thinking Through Research Data Management, Erin Huner and Bobby Glushko
Evidence-based IL Program Proposals: Engaging in Curriculum Mapping to Re-envision Instructional Practice, Liz Mantz, Kim McPhee, and Christy Sich