2023 Designing for Digital Conference: Full Schedule

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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY: In-Person & Online
THURSDAY: Online Only

HOW WILL I ACCESS THE ONLINE CONFERENCE?

>> PheedLoop Virtual Event Platform (Available March 3) – The online conference will be hosted on the PheedLoop Virtual Event Platform. A username and password will be emailed by March 3.

>> SCHED (This website) – Attendees may view the program and build a personal schedule for in-person attendance. All times listed on Sched are in Central Time (local Austin time zone)

9:45am CST

ONLINE ATTENDED Q&A: Designing Online Instruction Modules: Pedagogical Theory to Inclusive Practice

With all the different literacy frameworks and pedagogical models out there, librarians tasked with developing instruction have a lot to digest when bringing theory into practice. By asking how to center student experience in digital design, theories and frameworks come together in a narrative of a librarian designing asynchronous instruction.

Speakers

James Henry Smith

Information Literacy Librarian, Indiana University Bloomington

Tuesday March 7, 2023 9:45am - 11:15am CST
Online Attended Q&A (Pheedloop Platform)

4. Trends Emerging Issues and the Future of Design

Programming Type On-Demand, Session
Audience Level 1 - Foundation
Keywords online learning, universal design for learning

3:45pm CST

The Digital Divide: Beyond Access - Complexity, Theory, & Social (un)Equality

Research on the Digital Divide has moved beyond studies of access to examine deeper effects. Recent theory developments consider outcomes caused by differences in use resulting in/from digital inequity, leading to the question: are new social inequities created or old ones exacerbated by the ramifications of the Digital Divide?

Speakers

Charlene Brewer

User Experience & Digital Services Librarian, Southern Utah University

As an Information Specialist, Charlene connects the dots to maintain order amidst chaos. She enjoys making connections between a myriad of subjects, and finds it thrilling when each draws upon the next, like a giant puzzle. She often finds this to be the case with research as well... Read More →

Tuesday March 7, 2023 3:45pm - 4:00pm CST
Room 106 (M1-Lower Level)

4. Trends Emerging Issues and the Future of Design

Programming Type In-Person, Short Talk, Live Streaming
Audience Level 1 - Foundation
Keywords Digital Divide, Social Equality

10:00am CST

Quick, Easy, and Simple: A Diary Study on Browser Plugins

Browser plugins can help us meet users at their point of need, providing quick, simple access to full-text from journal sites and other internet sources. We conducted a diary study to explore the efficacy, usability, and use cases for three different plugins: Google Scholar Button, LibKey Nomad, and Endnote Click.

Speakers

Chandler Christoffel

User Experience Librarian, University of Georgia

Chandler Christoffel is a user experience librarian at the UGA Libraries.

Wednesday March 8, 2023 10:00am - 10:45am CST
Room 106 (M1-Lower Level)

4. Trends Emerging Issues and the Future of Design

Programming Type In-Person, Session, Live Streaming
Audience Level 2 - Intermediate
Keywords browser plugins, diary study

2023 Designing for Digital Conference

9:45am CST

James Henry Smith

3:45pm CST

Charlene Brewer

10:00am CST

Chandler Christoffel

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