Potential Encore Presentations

1. Archiving research data for access, preservation, and sharing? We can do that. (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Lisa Johnston
  
2. Black Hats, Farms, and Bubbles: How Emerging Marketing and Content Production Models are Making Research More Difficult (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Kate Peterson and Paul Zenke
  
3. Bringing Historic Maps to Life: Adventures in ArcGIS Server and Spatial Scholarship (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Ryan Mattke
• Demo, Needs computer setup.
  
4. Collaborating in New Learning Spaces to Support Students' Research and Technology Training Needs (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Kristi Jensen
  
5. Evolving Workflows at the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Digital Library (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Jennifer L. Claybourne Torkelson and Greta Bahnemann
  
6. It's Not Paranoia if Your Tech Really Is Out To Get You: Critical thinking about new technologies (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Nancy Sims
  
7. Library Data and Student Success (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Shane Nackerud, Jan Fransen, Kate Peterson, Kristen Mastel
• Being Presented at Assembly
  
8. Media Literacy for Libraries 101: What it is, the University of Minnesota Model, and the Criticality of Library Support (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Scott Spicer
  
9. Orientation Impossibilities: 780 students in One Day! (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Kate Peterson and Andrew Palahniuk
  
10. Supporting users in their pursuit and use of our e-books: Perspectives from one large academic library (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Virginia Bach, Laurel Haycock, Lois Hendrickson, Julie Kelly, Charles Spetland
  
11. Things in a Flash: An iPad App Buffet (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Rita Baladad and Anne Hatinen, Minitex (with LeAnn Suchy, Metronet)



Possible TechShops

1. Google+ Goes to School: Using Google+ in a University Environment (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Megan Kocher and Amy West
  
2. Improving Library Services by Design: Service Design as a tool for Creating User-friendly, Competitive, and Relevant Library Services (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Paul Zenke
  
3. Introduction to Design Thinking Workshop (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Paul Zenke
  
4. Introduction to New American Factfinder (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Amy West and Kirsten Clark Already done it. Can we find out? Scott will check.
  
5. Short Attention-Span Code: Leveraging Google Apps to Build Custom Solutions (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Janet Fransen and Megan Kocher
  
6. sticky Teaching: six Principles for developing Memorable Curriculum (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Kristen Mastel
  
7. Using Video of Your Computer to Teach (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Jennifer Veile

1. Archiving research data for access, preservation, and sharing? We can do that. (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Lisa Johnston
  
2. Black Hats, Farms, and Bubbles: How Emerging Marketing and Content Production Models are Making Research More Difficult (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Kate Peterson and Paul Zenke
  
3. Bringing Historic Maps to Life: Adventures in ArcGIS Server and Spatial Scholarship (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Ryan Mattke
• Demo, Needs computer setup.
  
4. Collaborating in New Learning Spaces to Support Students' Research and Technology Training Needs (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Kristi Jensen
  
5. Evolving Workflows at the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Digital Library (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Jennifer L. Claybourne Torkelson and Greta Bahnemann
  
6. It's Not Paranoia if Your Tech Really Is Out To Get You: Critical thinking about new technologies (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Nancy Sims
  
7. Library Data and Student Success (Digital Commons Presentation)
• Shane Nackerud, Jan Fransen, Kate Peterson, Kristen Mastel
• Being Presented at Assembly