Charleston Conference: Sessions I wish I could have attended

There were a number of sessions I wish I could have attended at Charleston, but was unable to due to scheduling conflict or the room being too full. I'll be checking the conference site for the presentations.

• Surprising Subscriptions: How Electronic Journal Publishing Has Affected the Partnership Among Subscription Agents, Publishers and Librarians


• Canceling Print Journals for Electronic-Only: Developing Guidelines for Decision Making


• IRs by the Numbers: Rumors and Realities of Institutional Repositories


• Promoting Primary Source Research: A Partnership


• Views on Usage Statistics and Value


• E-journal Big Deal Price Caps: Do They Really Benefit Libraries?


• E-Book Evolution: How Far Have We Come and Where Are We Now?


• Managing unwanted Gift Book Donations


• eBooks and Libraries - Near and Future eBook Trends


• Trends in Scientific Publishing: The Editorial Perspective


• Datasets: a New Paradigm for Library Collections?


• Collection Analysis: From Data Harvesting to Decision Making


• Dancing in Tandem with E-resources Life-Cycle


• Weed with Ease: Tracking your collection review project


• So, What Happens Next? An update on Illinois' statewide science serial collection assessment


• Subject Encyclopedias: A Subjective Scrutiny


• Economics of information as an Instructional Strategy


• SUSHI - Standardizing Usage Data Can Make Your Life Easier


• Subject Fingerprinting: New Insights into the Journals Ecosystem


• Options for Citation Tracking: Google Scholar, Scopus and Web of Science


• How Digital Library Services Contribute to Undergraduate Learning


• Collection Analysis Activities at Southeastern Research Libraries - Initial Findings & Results


• Library Strategic Planning for the Transition Away from Print Journals