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The Library Publishing Coalition welcomes you to the final day of the 2021 Virtual Library Publishing Forum! 

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The last day of the 2021 Forum begins at 12:00 PM ETD with a keynote from Kaitlin Thaney. (And Join Kaitlin later for our final meet-up—see below). 

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Meet-ups: We’ll close the Forum with a Happy Hour Meet-up with our closing keynote speaker Kaitlin Thaney. Join us and help celebrate the week! NOTE: We’ll be using a Zoom meeting (not the Discord server) for this—click on the Meet-up title in Sched to get the link.

Sponsor Bingo winners!

  • Nina Collins is Grand Prize Winner of a complimentary registration to the in-person 2022 Forum in Pittsburgh!

  • Prize winners of an item from the Forum Zazzle store are Vanessa Gabler, Zeineb Yousif, and Wilhelmina Randtke!

Congratulations to our winners and thanks to all for participating in Sponsor Bingo!

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Thursday, May 13 • 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Library Publishing and Scholarly Bibliographies: A Case Study

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The Pennsylvania State University Libraries Open Publishing Program publishes scholarly annotated bibliographies in partnership with units/departments within Penn State and editors across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Since early 2020, we have almost doubled our production of bibliographies with both published and in progress projects, bringing our catalog up to twelve publications. We use the Drupal Biblio module to publish these annotated and searchable bibliographies, some of which are used by libraries and organizations around the world. We have learned a lot about scholarly bibliography publishing over the past five years and have used that knowledge to create a bibliography publishing workflow that ensures a timely and thorough process from the initial consultation to the final publication launch. In this session, we wish to highlight some of our bibliographies and discuss the publishing process, including the proposal review by our publishing board, consultations process with the editors, the content review and proofreading process, pain points in content organization and keyword searching, the creation and addition of content to our Drupal bibliography websites, and final publication. The publications we will highlight range in topic from indigenous knowledge for agriculture and rural development; utopian literature in the English language; and memoirs and primary sources documenting Polish Jews fleeing the Soviet Union during World War II. Attendees will come away from this session with an understanding of the scholarly bibliography publishing process at Penn State and proposed metrics for success.
Speakers
avatar for Ally Laird

Ally Laird

Open Publishing Program Coordinator, Library Publishing Coalition
I am the Open Publishing Program Specialist at the Penn State University Libraries. I began my career in academic publishing after graduating from Lebanon Valley College in 2013. I worked most recently for SpringerNature before transitioning to Library Publishing at Penn State. I... Read More →
avatar for Angel Peterson

Angel Peterson

Open Publishing Production Specialist, Penn State University
I work for the Penn State Libraries as the Open Publishing Production Specialist. I work on our Drupal based publications as well as accessibility training. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends and family.

Thursday May 13, 2021 1:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
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Attendees (36)