2022

Working with Digital Resources Webinar

29th March 2022 3:00pm-4:30pm AEST

Program:

Amelia Rowe & Rachel Tropea (RMIT) – Capacity building, collaboration, and self-service: RMIT Course Guides digital archiving and access project

As 2021 drew to a close the RMIT University Archives team identified an opportunity to improve work processes, reduce queries, and increase user self-service. Archives receive almost daily requests from past students for old course guides (2005 and earlier) most of which are born digital. These digital course guides were stored on the RMIT network and only accessible to the Archives team. Working with stakeholders the Library’s Collections team decided to ingest the course guides into Rosetta to meet archival requirements then make them discoverable and accessible to the public via LibrarySearch (Primo VE). This presentation will share what we did to make RMIT course guides discoverable to end users.
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Tim Leviston

Tim Leviston (Bond University) – Bringing the archive to the world

From memorabilia to magazines and student journalism, Tim will showcase how Alma Digital is being used at Bond University to make the archive more accessible.
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Margaret Warren (State Library of Queensland) – State Library’s Corporate Image Library

The State Library of Queensland is using Primo and Alma D to store and provide access to corporate images – with staff from across the library trained in uploading content to Alma and describing the items. It’s an innovative solution to managing image content acquired through our public programs, exhibitions and promotional photography.
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Daniel Greenberg ( Ex Libris) – Alma Digital – Controlled exposure of library collections

Daniel Greenberg

This session will describe the balance Alma Digital provides between optimal exposure of digital collections and maintaining full control over access to the library’s resources.

I will present the current feature set supporting advanced policy management, Controlled Digital Lending and more, in addition to roadmap plans for the upcoming year.
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Data Centre Migration program

From March through August 2022, the ANZREG Committee shifted focus from planned product specific sessions to a dedicated Data Centre Migration program. These sessions supported our community to prepare for the Data Centre migration on July 3rd for most Australian and New Zealand sites from AP01 in Singapore to AP02 in Sydney

  • 21/03/2022: ANZREG – Alma DC Migration Chat
  • 07/04/2022: ANZREG – Ex Libris Alma DC Migration – Leganto
  • 14/04/2022 until 07/07/2022: ANZREG – Alma DC Migration community drop-in (14 meetings)
  • 04/08/2022 – Final DC Migration debrief session

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ANZREG IGeLU 2022 Conference Highlights

2nd November 2022 1:00pm-2:00pm AEST

  • Community sharing highlights and experiences from the IGeLU 2022 Conference, held in hybrid form in September 2022 – online and Cardiff, Wales
  • included ANZREG AGM, covering
    • sharing highlights from the Director’s Report (INUG Report available here from 27 August 2022)
    • early notice of By Law review and voting representative update coming in 2023
    • approval for internal management alignment of ANZREG Company Director roles with Committee positions of Chair, Deputy Chair/Chair Elect, and Financial Officer
    • endorsement of current Committee members, with six positions filled in May 2022 by open call for applicants
    • update on Committee changes coming in 2023, including end of term for current Chair and Deputy Chair/Chair Elect

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ANZREG End-of-Year Wrap-Up

6th December 2022 12:00pm-1:00pm AEST

A virtual celebration (condemnation?) of all things 2022. An informal discussion, with members invited to bring success stories, cautionary tales, and comic relief to share with the ANZREG community, as well as an opportunity to discuss holding a physical ANZREG Conference in 2023, and webinar program topics.

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