FIL Online 2020 Presentations
Chris and Jane’s session:
Beth Ruddock’s:
Joe McArthur’s:
Jo Cox’s:
| Barbara Band | Keynote – Careers of the Future, Jobs of Tomorrow |
| Matthew Lambert | British Library Update – Copyright and the supply of e-chapters and scans of articles |
| Denise Jones | Bits and Bytes |
| Debs Jones-Davis | How we use Tipasa |
| Debbie Hicks | Reading Well and Reading Friends |
| Kerr Gardiner | Keynote – Analytics and ILL |
| Alex McIlroy | Delivering on the CLA Licence for Health and Social Care Bodies, Northern Ireland |
| Lucía Meijueiro Barros | Interlending at Manchester Metropolitan University: service review |
| Joanne Cox | British Library Update |
Keynote Karen Blakeman: The future of search: technology, politics and humansRoxanne Grimmett: Workflows without barriers
Jo Cox: BL update
Ed Davidson: OCLC’s new ILL management system ‘Tipasa’ and UK ILL
Ben Watson & Matthias Werner: Accessibility and the opportunities for document delivery
Alison Dyer: Thinking outside of the box when sourcing documents
Eva Dann: Interlibrary Loans at Royal Holloway: Removing barriers
James Bennett: An update on the CLA’s document delivery and library services
James Shaw: The Bodleian Libraries: developing an online inter-loan request form
Katherine Hughes: Beyond ILL: meeting students’ needs with a purchase-on-demand project at York St John University
FIL committee: Workshop
Talk 1: Copyright
Kate Vasili
Copyright Officer
Middlesex University
Sarah Halliday
Information Collections Consultant
Talk 3: British Library – part 1 part 2
Sam Tillett/Richard Ebdon
Head of Business Development/Business Development Manager, British Library
Talk 4: Public library eBooks – a different perspective
Andy Holland
Sales Director
Askews and Holts Library Services Ltd.
Day 1 (27th June)
10.35-11.30 Keynote Simon Bullett: Learn
fast, lean forward: practical deployment of CI thinking, tools and capability
in the Department for Education
Reccomended article: The Lean Library
11.30-12.15 Tricia Rey and David Law: Streamlining document supply across the
NHS in England in 2016: the challenges of implementing a national scheme
12.15-13.00 Graham Titley: “It’s that law
that’s the problem!” : everyday with copyright
14.00-14.45 Kate Ebdon: BL update
The videos for this presentation are too large to upload – please email fil.comittee@gmail.com if you require the full presentation.
14.45-15.30 Beth Parry: Supplying from
Special Collections
16.00 – 16.45 William Nixon: Open access,
institutional repositories and their impact on interlibrary loans
(presentation coming soon…)
Day 2 (28th June)
09.30-10.15 Kate Vasili and James Bennett: Interlibrary
Loan Supply for Higher Education Course Readings: the practitioner’s journey
to EHESS and integration.
10.45 – 11.30 Katie Birch: Using OCLC’s
WorldShare Interlibrary loan in the UK: considerations, best practice and
trends
11.30 – 12.15 Graham Titley: So you think you
know Copyright? : Let’s reassess!
13.15-14.00 Claudio Svaluto: Introducing
electronic supply to an academic library inter-library loans department: the case of the Albert Sloman Library
14.00 – 14.45 Chris Thorpe and Nicola Cook: Inheriting
interlending – making sense, connections and developments or Everything you
wanted to know about interlending but were afraid to ask
15.15-16.00 Chris Beevers: PDA fulfilling
ILL (or the other way round?) at the University of Huddersfield
Interlend 2015 Conference: Interlending at the crossroads?
The Midland Hotel, Manchester, 29th-30th June 2015
Monday 29th June
Keynote Day 1: Visitors and Residents – Useful Social Media in Libraries– Ned Potter
Investigating Interlending Resource Discovery, Sharing and Cooperation– Briony Birdi and Sophie Rutter
EThOS– Sarah Gould
Effective Communication Tips Everybody’s Talking About – Gareth Johnson
Revamping the Interlibrary Loans Department at the University of Winchester – Dawn Downes
British Library Update– Kate Ebdon
FIL Benchmarking Project Workshop – Chris Beevers and Su Fagg
Tuesday 30th June
AGM: Chair’s Report
Keynote Day 2: Threats and opportunities – navigating in stormy waters– Mike McGrath
Notes to accompany Mike’s presentation
Using Patron Driven Acquisitions to satisfy Interlibrary Loans at the University of Sussex– Annette Moore
The rise of open access– Lucy Lambe
Copyright– Lisa Redlinski
Leaning ILLs at Nottingham – Lynn Brown & Celia Hudson
Waste cats – Notes to accoumpany Lynn and Celia’s presentation