Tentative Agenda
Wednesday, May 21, 2003 | |
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9:15 - 10:00 am | Registration/Coffee |
10:00 - 10:30 am |
General Session - Auditorium Welcome - Ray Calvert, Chair, GIL Steering Committee Address - Thomas Meredith, Chancellor, University System of Georgia |
10:30 - 11:00 am |
Endeavor Update - Auditorium Endeavor Staff |
11:15 am - 12:00 noon | CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
GIL Express Part I: Serving Users and Troubleshooting - Auditorium | |
Introduction to GIL for Beginners Endeavor and GIL Staff A workshop designed to provide an overview of Endeavor's Voyager System for library staff and the GIL Environment. Topics to include a basic understanding of MFHDs in Voyager, the integrated Voyager environment, Support Web as well as USG (GIL) processes and support. | |
The Universal Catalog: Structure and
Searching An overview of the Universal Catalog: updates, the duplicate detection process, searching, and relation to Universal Borrowing. | |
On and Off Campus Support for the Distant
Learner (Panel) This panel presentation will explore how Reference Departments often find themselves assisting distant learners who are not affiliated with their own institutions. While GIL Express has forced libraries to examine affiliation identity and issues with an eye to long term consequences of lending materials, other issues are also of concern. First, communication with the distant learner is an enormous hurdle. Who is responsible for getting these students into the home institution's patron database? If they are not entered what library privileges do these students have? Second, more communication between the Access Services Departments and the Reference Departments about policies is needed. Third, user training responsibilities are often lost in the confusion. Who should be instructing these students in use of GIL, GALILEO, and other resources? Should this be done one-on-one or through a distance learning class? | |
Privacy, SSN, and the USA Patriot
Act This session will discuss the basics of the USA Patriot Act and issues regarding SSN, and responses and procedures that libraries should employ to respond to issues of privacy as it relates to GIL. | |
The West Georgia Article
Locator State University of West Georgia Demonstration of a web application that helps users search for journal holdings available online, on the shelf, and at other libraries. A framed cgi application, the Article Locator searches using an article citation passed from an EBSCOhost results list or using a journal title from direct user input. The Article Locator can carry over a full EBSCOhost citation for use in an ILL request if the user desires. Some technical discussion of underlying perl, but mostly a demonstration. | |
Using Placeware to Communicate with Your
Service Site Coordinator | |
Identifying and Recording Special
Collection Materials in GIL Cataloging special collections materials is often a challenging and unique experience. Many of us share methods, yet differences exist. Selecting items for inclusion in the GIL catalog is often a "process" due to budget constraints and other considerations. How to get them on GIL is also another commitment of time and resources. This session will walk you through a step-by-step procedure for selecting, preparing, and recording materials in GIL. |
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12:00 - 1 pm |
Lunch |
1:15 - 2:00 pm | CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
GIL Express Part II: Troubleshooting - Auditorium | |
Using Voyager's Acquisitions Module in a
Small College Library This session will explore strategies for implementing Voyager's Acquisitions module in a library that has a staff with less than twelve people. | |
Binding Module: Demo | |
WebCT and the Library This session will provide an overview of WebCT and discuss the potential for integrating courseware with library resources (GIL and GALILEO). |
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Inventory and GIL Coastal Georgia Community College This session will provide an explanation of how inventory has been conducted at Georgia State and at Coastal Georgia Community College. | |
Reports for Dummies GIL Service Site Coordinator, University of Georgia This session is aimed at non-systems people who are interested in creating statistical reports. Participants will learn how to run various reports not requiring technical expertise. The reports discussed will cover a wide range of Voyager functions. | |
Special Collections and Reference in
Today's Digital Age Presenter Panel - GSU, GCSU, UGA, GIT, MCG Users are able to locate a wide variety and assortment of special collections materials using GIL. Represented in this session are three unique archives with special collections covering a variety of topics and materials. From remote user to the face-to-face desk encounter, providing reference services to patrons in the archives is often a unique and interesting experience. Learn about the various types of access points for these special collections, outreach programs that have proved successful in promoting them, and the use of GIL in this process. | |
Introduction to GIL for Beginners (continued)
Endeavor and GIL Staff | |
2:00 - 2:30 pm |
Afternoon Break |
2:30 - 4:00 pm | FUNCTIONAL GROUP SHARING |
Acquisitions/Serials -
Auditorium Endeavor Staff | |
Cataloging: Update on
Cataloging | |
Circulation: Implementation of Electronic
Reserves/Reserves Discussion (Presentation - PDF 930KB) Medical College of Georgia This session will cover Medical College of Georgia's experience in implementing electronic reserves. The session will also address questions concerning Voyager Reserves. We all know how vexing processing reserves can be! Participants are asked to bring their questions and those who have found shortcuts or other helpful techniques should come prepared to share. | |
OPAC (Panel) | |
ILL Endeavor Staff Endeavor Staff will present a demonstration of the latest version of Voyager ILL. If time permits, a general sharing of news, techniques, and problem-solving in the ILL world will follow. | |
GIL Express: Review of Policies | |
Media Scheduling: Sharing | |
Introduction to GIL for Beginners (continued)
Endeavor and GIL Staff | |
4:00 pm | Adjourn |