2013 Fall DLC: Expanding the Forecast Framework: Engage & Discuss | FDLP

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Expanding the Forecast Framework: Engage & Discuss

Event held: December 3-5 and December 10-12, 2013

Tuesday, December 3
WELCOME Mary Alice Baish, Superintendent of Documents, shares the goals and expected outcomes of the virtual sessions. A look at the impact of the Government shutdown on GPO and the budget outlook for FY 2014 are discussed as well. LIBRARY SERVICES AND CONTENT MANAGEMENT (LSCM) UPDATE Jane Sánchez, Director, Library Services & Content Management, discusses actions taken already as a result of Forecast Study responses as well as the effect of the Government shutdown on LSCM. DEPOSITORY LIBRARY SERVICES DURING THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN Note - only the slides and chat transcript are available Arlene Weible, Oregon Federal Regional Depository Coordinator, Oregon State Library and Depository Library Council Chair, leads a discussion about the effect of the Government shutdown on depository library services and the impact on users. Duration: 58 minutes
FDLP FORECAST STUDY OVERVIEW Video One: Mary Alice Baish: presents where we are now in the FDLP Forecast Study process and timeline. Video Two: Paul Giannini: explains the methodology used to gather and analyze the valuable data provided by you. Jane Sánchez: reports on the State Focused Action Plans (SFAPs). Jane Sánchez, Director, Library Services & Content Management, GPO Duration: 10 minutes Duration: 31 minutes
Wednesday, December 4
FORECAST STUDY SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS The data findings, conclusions, near term action items, recommendations, and goals are reported from the FDLP Forecast Study Working Paper Teams: Collection Management: Melissa Fairfield, Outreach Librarian, Library Services and Content Management, GPO Library Services and Content Management Projects: Melissa Fairfield, Outreach Librarian, Library Services and Content Management, GPO Affiliations & Community Marketing: Mark Ames, Archives Specialist, Library Services and Content Management, GPO Education: Kristina Bobe, Senior Planning and Development Specialist, GPO Preservation Issues: David Walls, Preservation Librarian, Library Services and Content Management, GPO Future Roles & Opportunities: Cynthia Etkin, Sr. Program Planning Specialist, Office of the Superintendent of Documents, GPO Duration: 66 minutes
FOCUSED DISCUSSION: DETERMINING THE FUTURE OF MICROFICHE DISTRIBUTION Hallie Pritchett, Head, Map and Government Information Library, University of Georgia Libraries, facilitates discussion to help identify the parameters under which GPO could discontinue the distribution of microfiche and determine acceptable alternatives to microfiche distribution. The recording link is to the facilitated discussion with regional depository librarians held on 11/19/2013. They used the same questions. The recording from 12/04 is not available. Duration: 51 minutes
Thursday, December 5
FOCUSED DISCUSSION: DEPOSITORY LIBRARY COLLABORATION: STRUCTURE FOR THE DIGITAL AGE PART 1: REGIONAL AND SELECTIVE DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES Larry Romans, Head, Government Information and Media Services at Vanderbilt University's Central Library, facilitated this focused discussion to identify options for flexibility within the current regional / selective depository structure. FOCUSED DISCUSSION: DEPOSITORY LIBRARY COLLABORATION: STRUCTURE FOR THE DIGITAL AGE PART 2: NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES Blane Dessy, Deputy Associate Librarian for Planning and Project Management, Library of Congress, facilitated this focused discussion to share ideas for Proofs of Concept for collaborative pilot projects involving depository libraries and help identify areas where GPO can take on a coordinating or leadership role. Duration: 106 minutes
Tuesday, December 10
FOCUSED DISCUSSION: BUILDING AN AUTHORITATIVE NATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF U.S. GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Chris Brown, Reference Technology Integration Librarian & Government Documents Coordinator, University of Denver, Penrose Library, leads this discussion where attendees provide their thoughts, ideas, and strategies that will assist GPO in the development of a comprehensive index of Government publications and information dissemination products. Duration: 46 minutes
FOCUSED DISCUSSION: IN THE PUBLIC EYE: INCREASING FEDERAL DEPOSITORY LIBRARY RELEVANCE Kate Irwin-Smiler, Reference Librarian, Wake Forest University School of Law Professional Center Library, leads this discussion where attendees offer suggested actions for GPO and Federal depository libraries to undertake that will increase the relevance of Federal depository libraries and dispersed Government documents collections. Duration: 45 minutes
Wednesday, December 11
FOCUSED DISCUSSION: RESOLVING ANTICIPATED BARRIERS TO DIGITAL ACCESS Marie Concannon, Government Documents Regional Coordinator & Data Services Librarian, Elmer Ellis Library, University of Missouri, Columbia, leads this discussion to determine your thoughts and ideas about options to resolve or minimize the anticipated barriers to accessing digital Federal Government information. Duration: 45 minutes
FOCUSED DISCUSSION: MARKETING Stephanie Braunstein, Head of Government Documents/Microforms, Middleton Library, Louisiana State University, facilitates this discussion where attendees offer their ideas about how GPO and depository libraries can develop and refine their marketing efforts. Suggestions will help GPO augment the FDLP Promotion Plan. Duration: 47 minutes
Thursday, December 12
OVERVIEW OF NEXT GEN FDSYS Office of Program, Strategy, and Technology, GPO: Alec Bradley Amanda Colvin Lisa LaPlant John Quandt Joann Sharp Overview of initiative to develop the next generation FDsys public website that will utilize a mobile first design strategy, incorporate an open source search engine, provide users with access to related content, and improve overall site usability. Duration: 45 minutes
DIGITIZATION FOR PRESERVATION: CREATING SUSTAINABLE DIGITAL CONTENT Mark Phillips, Assistant Dean for Digital Libraries, University of North Texas Libraries Carl Fleischauer, Project Manager, Office of Strategic Initiatives, Library of Congress Discussion of digitization as a viable means of preservation and an overview of Federal Agencies Digitization Guidelines Initiative (FADGI) guidelines and specifications for digitization. CLOSING REMARKS Arlene Weible, Oregon Federal Regional Depository Coordinator, Oregon State Library and Depository Library Council Chair Mary Alice Baish, Superintendent of Documents, GPO Duration: 75 minutes

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