On behalf of the EPUG-UKI committee I’d like to thank you for attending the October conference – it was great to see so many people attending both in person and online.

If you missed any of the sessions, or want to watch them again or share with colleagues, a playlist is now available on the EPUG-UKI YouTube channel – please subscribe if you haven’t already. The session recordings are also available below

When you have a moment, we would really appreciate it if you could complete the conference feedback survey. Your comments and feedback help us to plan future events and include topics that are most useful and relevant, and if you are interested in delivering a session at a future event we would love to hear from you!

With best wishes

Lee

Lee Houghton

Chair – EPUG-UKI

10:00-10:15 EPUG-UK&I Business & Treasurer Report

Alex Forrest – EPUG UK&I Chair

Ian Haydock – EPUG UK&I Treasurer

10:15-10:45 Ex Libris (Part of Clarivate) Update & New Developments

Alan Oliver – Ex Libris, Part of Clarivate

10:45-11:00 Support Update

Martin Büscher – Ex Libris, Part of Clarivate

11:00-11:30 Panel Discussion and Q&A

Alan Oliver – Ex Libris, Part of Clarivate

Martin Büscher – Ex Libris, Part of Clarivate

Alex Forrest – EPUG UK&I Chair

Stephen Harding – EPUG UK&I Secretary

Ian Haydock – EPUG UK&I Treasurer

Amanda Swann – EPUG UK&I Committee

11:45-12:15 Themed Day Feedback – Kiosks and E-Resource Access Management for different user groups

Tom Kistell – Sheffield Hallam University

Laurence Lockton – University of Bath

12:15-12:30 EPUG-UK&I Committee Candidates and Voting

EPUG-UK&I Committee

13:30-14:00 EPUG-UK&I Confirmation of new Committee Members

EPUG-UK&I Committee

14:00-14:45 Rialto, OpenRefine and Leganto: developing a bulk purchasing workflow

Isabel Benton – University of Leeds

Elly Cope – University of Leeds (Elly was unable to attend the conference)

15:00-16:00 Primo facets and normalisation rules

Primo faceting using Open Access licenses in MARC records – Alison Hazelaar and Trevor Hough (University of Leeds)

Local facet for De-Colonisation work in Primo VE – Jill Hazard (Sheffield Hallam University)

Overview of normalisation rules – Melanie Peter-Turner (University of Law)

We’re looking forward to welcoming the community to our annual conference on Monday 16th October 2023.

If you haven’t already, please register your attendance on Eventbrite, where you can select whether you’d like to attend in person at the British Library in London, or online via Zoom webinar.

The programme is also now available below:

The closing date to register for in person attendance at the British Library has been extended to Monday 9th October at 17:00.

Registration for attendance via Zoom remains open until Friday 13th October at 17:00.

We’d love to see you as many of you as possible in person at the British Library, as an opportunity to network with both colleagues at other UK&I institutions and from Ex Libris, Part of Clarivate.

If you have already registered as a Zoom participant, but would instead like to attend at the British Library, please email epuguki.secretary@gmail.com, and vice versa.

One of the sessions will be a panel discussion between EPUG-UK&I reps and colleagues from Ex Libris, Part of Clarivate, where we’ll discuss some of the key issues raised during last month’s IGeLU conference and the INUG report put together in advance of this. The report and notes from the EPUG-UK&I session at IGeLU are included below:

If you have any questions for Ex Libris colleagues, please include these in your registration or email them to epuguki.secretary@gmail.com by Friday 13th October. For those of you attending via Zoom, the joining link and instructions will be emailed to you the weekend before the conference (14th-15th October). You’ll just need to ensure you have Zoom installed and a Zoom account set up in order to join on the Monday.