Community Meetings
The next INCONECSS Community Meeting will be on October 24th 2022. More details will follow, as we get closer to the date.
INCONECSS takes place every three years. The last time we saw each other was in 2019. In a time without masks, without lockdown and without the need for distance.
We want to use the time between conferences to exchange ideas and to stay in touch. Because a lot is happening at the moment.
That’s why we have created the INCONECSS Community Events. Every 3 months, we invite you to take a closer look at a current topic and to share your experiences with others.
PREVIOUS MEETINGS
Community Meeting No. 4: „Trainings and Games Related to Research Data“
2021-12-13
Lightning Talks Slides:
Elisa Rodenburg
Photo: Renè Knoop
Research Data Steward, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
„Data Horror Virtual Escape Room“
Website RDM Escape Room
Website Open Science Escape Room
Samuel Simango
Manager Research Data Services at Stellenbosch University, South Africa
„The Gamification of Research Data Management“
Information on the Research Data Management Adventure Game
Markus Herklotz
University of Mannheim, Germany
„BERD Data Literacy Snacks“
Website BERD Data Literacy Snacks
Christian Zimmermann
PhD, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, USA
„Econ Lowdown: Student and Teacher resources for data literacy, and now a data literacy certification for librarians“
Website Econ Lowdown
Dr. Nadine Teute
University of Frankfurt
„Research Data Scary Tales“
Website Research Data Scary Tales
Community Meeting No. 3: „Research Data: Representations, Analytics and Visualizations“
2021-09-27
Lightning Talks Slides:
Christian Zimmermann
PhD, Assistant Vice President of Research Information Services, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, USA
Martin Hauge Zeuner
Data Specialist at Aarhus University Library, Denmark
Luis Martínez-Uribe
Data Scientist at DataLab. Library-Research support centre, Fundación Juan March
“Illustrating data curation and analytics as core Library services”
Amanda Gregg
Assistant Professor of Economics, Middlebury College
“Interactive Web-based Simulations to Teach Econometrics: Making Abstract Concepts Tangible.”
Project links: Statistics Simulation Project and Econ simulations website
Tanya Byker
Associate Professor of Economics, Middlebury College
“Interactive Web-based Simulations to Teach Econometrics: Making Abstract Concepts Tangible.”
Project links: Statistics Simulation Project and Econ simulations website
Community Meeting No. 2: „Access to business and economic information without paywall barriers“
2021-06-14
Sketchnotes:
Lightning Talks Slides:
Corey Seeman
Director of Kresge Library Services, Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, USA
“Need a Book Chapter? Using the Open Library When Your Library is Closed”
Michael Hemment
Senior Director at Baker Research & Publishing, Knowledge & Library Services, Harvard Business School, USA
“How HBS Working Knowledge Provides Open Access to Faculty Research”
Dina Gerdeman
Writer and Editor at HBS Working Knowledge, Knowledge & Library Services, Harvard Business School, USA
“How HBS Working Knowledge Provides Open Access to Faculty Research”
Giacomo Piccoli
Project Officer at The CORE Project, London, UK
Pitches Slides:
- Christine Okret-Manville, Dauphine-PSL:
„CEPR open access review „Covid economics – vetted and real-time papers““ - Deborah Grbac, PhD, Library, Università Cattolica del Saro Cuore di Milano:
“The United Nations Depository Libraries Program as an “Open Community”“ - Ekaterina Sprenger, ZBW Deputy Editor-in-Chief:
„Intereconomics“ - Claudia Reisinger and Dr. Brigitte Doß, University Library of Regensburg: EZB / DBIS:
„Freely available e-journals and databases“
Community Meeting No. 1: „Staying in touch with our communities during the pandemic – ties with students, faculty and staff“
2021-03-22
Lightning Talks Slides:
Vasia Mole
Koç-University Library, Head Librarian of the Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED) Library: Turkey
“KU Libraries reaching out to their community even remotely”
Rajen Munoo
Head of Learning and Engagement at Singapore Management University Libraries (SMU), https://researchguides.smu.edu.sg/prf.php?account_id=75802
“Library Peer Advisors Step Forward: Helping Freshmen Adapt to Online Learning”
Dr Aida Maria Ismail
UiTM, Malaysia, Senior lecturer at the Faculty of Accountancy, University Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Selangor Malaysia
“Staying in touch with our communities (ties with students and faculty)”
Anne Burnett
Alexander Campbell King Law Library, University of Georgia School of Law, USA
“Building Virtual Community”
Rachel Evans
Alexander Campbell King Law Library, University of Georgia School of Law, USA
“Building Virtual Community”
Geraldine Kalim
Alexander Campbell King Law Library, University of Georgia School of Law, USA
“Building Virtual Community”
Susanne Dalsgaard Krag
Library Manager AU Library at The Royal Danish Library at Aarhus University, Denmark
“How to keep the workplace together in a word of social distance”
For more information on and by the authors please have a look at:
- Digitisation in Libraries: To What Extent has Corona Given a Boost? by Susanne Daalsgaard Krag, Aida Maria Ismail, Vasiliki Mole, Rajen Munoo, Christine Okret-Manville, Tamara Pianos, Corey Seeman, Claudia Sittner, Klaus Tochtermann, and Deb Wallace
- Connectedness@the Alex by Anne Burnett and Rachel Evans