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00:06:17 Dr. Siobahn Day Grady: Keynote 01:14:46 Lightning Talks 02:04:30 Elise Tanner and Tyler Riley: The challenges and opportunities of interdisciplinary collaboration to build custom software tools at a growing archive 02:23:17 Clara Turp and Jessica Lange: Managing systems with care: What about the maintenance phase? 02:38:02 Angela Zoss: Building a community of practice around library data

00:10:35 Vickie Karasic and Robert-Anthony Lee-Faison: Our Path to Development: Creating an Organizational Safety Net to Tackle Imposter Syndrome Among Developers 00:30:05 David Cirella: There’s going to be some changes: Developing support, supporting developers, and supporting development. 00:41:38 Bohyun Kim: Caught between Clarity and Flexibility: How to Better Plan Development and IT Work 00:55:42 Naomi Dushay: A Dashboard Might Help Maintenance for Your Backend Service 02:48:38 James English and Ben Armintor: Beyond descriptive metadata: Using OPDS and ODL open standards to develop the Palace App, a e-reader mobile app. 03:03:18 Nancy Lin: Open Access Ebooks: Proliferation and duplication across too many platforms 03:21:40 Lauren Seroka and Kristy Darby: Developing Scripts to Scale Out Open Access E-book Acquisitions at the Library of Congress 03:39:29 Peter Murray: Controlled Digital Lending...What's the Fuss?

00:10:05 Ryan McCarthy: Breaking into Prison: Bringing Library Resources to Incarcerated Learners 00:34:48 Danny Nanez: DLAS: UX/UI design considerations for enslavement websites 00:48:19 Margaret Heller and Greer Martin: Documenting Movements: Mukurtu as a platform for contemporary video archive 01:17:38 Lightning Talks 01:56:04 Jason A. Clark and Sara Mannheimer: Responsible AI: Building Tools and Frameworks for Transparent and Ethical AI Implementations 02:17:39 Andromeda Yelton: {key: value} : algorithmic debiasing in practice 02:30:37 Raiden van Bronkhort and Charlie Collett: Artificial Intelligence for matching MARC records 02:50:49 Emily Lynema: AMPlifying AV: leveraging artificial intelligence to create metadata for audiovisual collections

00:08:44 Jackson Huang: Programmatically Assisted Approaches to Improving Digital Collections Metadata 00:30:32 Tyler Nathaniel Wade: Test-Driven Data Migration 00:44:04 Julie Shi and Mike Nason: Metadata for everyone: Identifying metadata quality issues across cultures 01:07:55 Kate Topham: Days of Future Past: Examing Race through Comics Metadata 01:31:39 Jacob Shelby: Thor: For the Love of Metadata 01:54:50 Lightning Talks 02:38:07 Lucas Mak: Automating FAST Subject Heading Maintenance in Digital Repositories 02:52:35 Mike Giarlo and Justin Littman: How to Rebuild a Jumbo Jet at 30,000 Feet: Strategies for Digital Library Migration 03:08:36 Dan Field: Worst Case Scenario Turns Out Better Than Expected - The National Library of Wales’ Fedora Migration Story

00:16:12 Lydia Tang: Keynote 01:16:26 Mike Kastellec: How to Survive a Disaster [Recovery] 01:38:37 Arran Griffith and Stefano Cossu: The Oxford Common File Layout - Understanding the specification, institutional use cases and implementations 01:58:52 Kate Deibel: Going Beyond Better Than Nothing: Accessibility and Archives 02:23:22 Jessica Edwards: Building Effective Library Dashboards in Tableau 02:49:00 Katie Amaral and Doug Simon: International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) infrastructure redesign at Harvard Library 03:06:39 Allan Berry: Brachio: how library websites transform through time

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20:16 Keynote Address - On data justice and accessible systems Crystal Lee Group 1 1:25:45 - Algorithm Bias: Instruction, Reflection, and Advocacy - Sheree Fu & Shalini Ramachandran 1:41:00 - Lib{4}Code: Keeping Archives Useful with Software Preservation - Jack Hill 1:52:26 - Converting Excel Files into XML: Two ways explained - Amy Jiang & Bryan Haley 2:09:44 - The Fickle, the Federated, the Frustrating: Library Search Experiences - Margaret Heller, Eric Phetteplace, Bohyun Kim 2:56:21 - NightShift: Automating Copy Cataloging - Tomasz Kalata

Did you know that WWII Black veterans and descendants are STILL not allowed GI bill benefits? Can you imagine teaching WWII and GI Bill and not mentioning that 1 million Black veteran were excluded. There is a bill in the house and senate to change this. Authentic CRT seeks to uncover and remedy these inequities caused by systemic racism.

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00:00:47 - Cary Gordon: Lightning Talk: Using OBS, the FOSS video production 00:06:48 - Kevin Kochanski: Lightning Talk: Hyku in Evolution 00:12:37 - Ken Irwin: Lightning Talk: Circulating Software Licenses On Demand 00:18:23 - Julia Caffrey-Hill: Lightning Talk: Unsolvable alone: E-Resource (In)Accessibility 00:23:51 - Jakob Voß: Lightning Talk: Analysis of Synthesized DDC Numbers 00:28:16 - Julia Corrin: Lightning Talk: IIIF, Full Text Search, and Hit-Highlighting: Oh My! 00:34:37 - Tori Culler: Lightning Talk: The Library Technology Career Jumpstart Program 00:41:31 - Kate Deibel: Lightning Talk: Do I Have a Deal For You!!! 00:48:52 - Jonathan Rochkind: Lightning Talk: Digital Science History Project 00:53:24 - Lightning Talk Q & A Introductions by Daniel Sanford

00:00:46 - Edwin Sperr: Looking Beyond the List: Enhancing Search with Interactive Visualizations 00:17:17 - Alexandria Kalika: Visually exploring current events and social justice patterns in WorldCat records data 00:37:22 - Eric Pugh: How to measure Diversity of Search Results 00:55:10 - Brian Foo: Digging In Our Collective Crate of Sounds 01:15:32 - Karlen Chase: Code4Lib 2022: University of Buffalo 01:17:35 - Ken Rose: Closing Announcements Introductions by Ken Rose

00:00:04 - Peter Murray: Welcome and Announcements: Day 4 00:03:23 - Regina Gong: Closing Keynote: Reimagining Open Education as a Catalyst for Change

00:00:50 - Hardy Pottinger: Lightning Talk: Load Testing with Locust.io (or, how to make your prod-like server cry) 00:06:16 - Ben Companjen: Lightning Talk: gitstat: keeping track of local git repositories' sync status 00:13:10 - E. Lynette Rayle: Lightning Talk: Prioritizing and Organizing User Stories around Accessing Authoritative Data 00:18:36 - Anna Neatrour: Lightning Talk: Mining Labor Records and Collections as Data at the University of Utah 00:25:23 - Erin White: Lightning Talk: Designing for the most; or, a bellwether speaks 00:31:26 - Ash Clark: Lightning Talk: Using XPath 3.1 (and its friends) to work with JSON 00:38:20 - Michael Gibney: Lightning Talk: Heading overlays ("Change the subject") and ontology-aware cross-reference resolution 00:45:59 - Jakob Voß: Lightning Talk: Beyond passwords: a login-server for distributed identification Introductions by Andrew Battelini

00:00:03 - Sheila Rabun: Data Interoperability via Persistent Identifiers: Libraries Leading the Way 00:20:20 - Paige Morfitt, David Wilcox: Mapping Metadata: Cleaning and controlling fields to improve migrations 00:34:48 - Eric Hellman: Replacing Worldcat with a GitHub Repo 00:55:04 - David Hodges, Kevin Schlottmann: Backlog Monster! Or, The Virtue of Muddling Through Introductions by Mike Taylor

00:00:04 - Andrew Battelini: Welcome and Announcements: Day 3 00:02:05 - Alex Berry: Everyday Linked Data 00:28:45 - Elisabeth Shook, Jennifer Hawkins: Wikidata the Nonintimidating Way 00:44:16 - Alicia Fagerving: Wikidata for libraries: the case of the National Library of Sweden Introductions by Andrew Battelini

00:00:31 - Kate Deibel: Thinking Beyond the Basics of Accessibility 00:21:10 - Amy Drayer: Ethics in web design 00:40:14 - Wei Ma, Cristina Springfield: Not just for "those" students: assistive technology for users with & without disabilities 00:54:55 - Jason Clark: Green Digital Libraries: Progressive Web Apps, Sustainable Design, and Coding for the Greener Good 01:10:03 - Group 4 Q & A Introductions by Jessica McMillen

00:00:16 - Hannah Lee: Per My Last Email: Communication Online vs AFK 00:16:16 - Ed Hill, Ian Matzen: Hello, Goodbye: Starting/Leaving Library Technology Jobs 00:30:48 - Kelsey George, Michael Bolam: Where to Start? Developing a Metadata Management Lifecycle 00:44:22 - Group 3 Q & A Introductions by Guita Lamsechi

00:00:03 - Nikitas Tampakis: Welcome and Announcements: Day 2 00:02:52 - Hector Correa: Lightning Talk: marcli - a command line utility to parse MARC fields 00:07:47 - Matt Lincoln: Lightning Talk: CAMPI: Computer-Aided Metadata for Photo Archives Initiative 00:13:50 - Cary Gordon: Lightning Talk: Islandora update 00:18:44 - Ryuuji Yoshimoto: Lightning Talk: Introducing "Open Book Camera" v1 / DIY camera to pictures of books 00:24:30 - Carolyn Cole: Lightning Talk: Deploy EVERYTHING with Capistrano 00:30:16 - Eric Phetteplace: Lightning Talk: Mrs. MARC and Learning from Code4Lib 00:37:08 - Nikitas Tampakis: Lightning Talk Q & A

00:00:11 - David Pixton: Machine Learning Apps for Non-programmers 00:15:00 - Clara Turp, Lucy Kiester: Ethics of AI algorithms: looking into PubMed’s “Best Match” Algorithm 00:36:59 - Andromeda Yelton: Navigating without a map: discovery in a world beyond subject access Introductions by Guita Lamsechi

00:01:42 - Hank Sway, Clara Turp: It’s all about perspective! Rethinking how we work with an API-first mindset 00:23:00 - Yinlin Chen: A serverless journey: How we develop reliable, resilient and scalable Library services 00:37:36 - Jonathan Rochkind: Code that Lasts: Sustainable And Usable Open Source Code 00:58:52 - Samantha Wilairat: An LIS Student’s Intro to Open Source Frictionless Data Tools Introductions by Mary Jinglewski

00:03 - Cary Gordon: Welcome and Announcements 08:45 - Rudo Kemper: Opening Keynote: Open-source tech built with local & marginalized communities for mapping, safeguarding, and protecting oral histories

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00:07:20 Design for Diversity: Towards More Inclusive Information Systems 00:29:04 Plaintext, HTML, PDF, and EPUB3: Who wins the Accessibility Games? 00:50:00 Evaluating, Repairing and Enhancing Accessible PDF's 01:05:14 The Digital Is Critical: Designing Radical Library Systems 02:42:34 Lightning Talks

1:05:00 From Supercomputer to Static Site: Boiling Down Big Research Data for Preservation and Usability 1:23:00 It’s Gonna Be ME(tadata): Getting Libraries, Archives, and Museums *NSYNC 1:43:40 Cupper and Leecher, tinman and Shrimp Fiend: Data Science Tools for Examining Historical Occupation Data 1:55:00 The Agile Librarian or The Library Dev Shop - Using Agile Methodology to Build a Digital Library 2:11:25 Cohort4Lib 2:26:00 Who Will Keep it Running? 2:46:33 Amplifying Productivity & Joy: Lightweight Tools & Techniques to Help Teams Improve Collaboration & Communication

This is Joshua Lynch from the lightning talk on web development with imperfect metadata. I realized my Twitter handle was incorrect. It's @webrar1an. Thanks.

Audio is off in parts of Jen Diamonds session - perhaps there's a better audio captured in the conferencing tool recording?

what a bunch of sissy libtard bs lol

I got into a twitter back and forth with Chris Bourg. At one point I mentioned : "I am sure there must of been great visible minority candidates that applied for the director of libraries position. Imagine how amazing it would be if YOU , as a white person, took a stand and rejected YOUR newly appointed prestigious position and gave it to a visible minority ! Imagine the headlines ! Imagine the praise ! So, will you give up your position? YES or No?" She tried to run around the question, each time I replied. " It is simple Yes or No ? " All her fellow white liberal library people were replying " Don't listen to him" , "block him" , "stop interacting with him". Bunch of hypocrites !

This is one of my favorite keynote speeches I've listened to, and I appreciate returning to it during times when I'm wondering what the next best direction for my library should be.

April Hathcock is the Jussie Smollett of librarianship: strong lawyer woman cries and shakes in her hotel room after "verbal attack," of which no one has provided any evidence.

Social justice is brain cancer. Librarianship is an increasingly unhinged field.

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Talks about lack of diversity in tech and POC in the system but then THE WHITE PERSON takes the position of Director of Libraries at MIT ! In other words : " hey we have to let more POC in here, but not me , I keep my high status position, but you..you should give up yours" . What a hypocrite ! Entire speech is a mess. Btw she knows jack $hit about what men actually do when they are together.

"what you can do to break stereotypes" ? This person is a walking stereotype ! "white males" "micro aggression" "Mansplaining" "privilege" "discrimination" "Biased" "sexual harassment" "white folks" "POC" "Silencing" "group culture" ...oh god what was her actual platform? She managed to fit every single SJW complaint in one useless banter. "Anything I said inspires a thoughtful comment ? POC and women get a first shot " ????? and that is when M.I.T realized they gone and f#%ked up ! lol what a cringe fest ! What a mess !

It's fascinating how feminists are so dumb that they don't even see that they emphasize the weakness of the women they claim to advocate for.

I wonder how she got the job as Director of Libraries at MIT. I can not see how she represents the core values of MIT, which are routet in scientific and technical excellence. In her position she controls the platform for future knowledge exchange at one of the core institutions in the country. Instead of supporting scientific excellence her perspective seems to more routet in feministic dogma, which determines her world view and things she does and says. She probably would be even the first to admit that ("feminist perspective to libraries" - using it as if it is a field!), as she admits that she can not talk about the open global knowledge Plattform that MIT plans (which would have been really interesting to hear about). Her vision for libraries is to take down Star Trek posters. Seriously? Without the context of scientific and technical excellence? What happend to the Institution that produced Vannevar Bush and Claude Shannon? I am not aware that the feminist perspective and behavior has a scientific foundation which fits the MIT perspective. I wonder what MIT Faculty or staff in the Library has to say about this? Is MIT satisfied with her leadership? The problem with any kind of criticism is that it can and will be blamed on "white", "male", or similar perspective. Because technical or scientific excellence - as interpreted by MIT - is only an expression of the "white" and "male" perspective and a tool for oppression. That arguments makes her unfirable, so I wonder how MIT is getting out of that trap. Unless MIT doesn't want to, then I would think her social justice agenda sets her up against the majority of the faculty, male and female. Or is everything OK in great agreement and it works fine? I keep observing how much damage she does to MIT.

Research has shown that people who unironically state that white male nerds have "privilege" and "power", have absolutely no idea how the real world works.

fucking code4loon

Get a fucking life, Bourg.

Why the fuck does the first speaker who announces the keynote look like a Chinese communist revolutionary?

Moronic drivel.

Oh my goodness...communist uniform

If you think "mansplaining" and "whitesplaining" are acceptable then add "bitchsplaining" to your lexicon

1:56:33 is the best part. Hi honey!