When: October 26 & 27 
Where: Yale University Library 
What: Presentations, opportunities to hang out, and a Saturday unconference for sharing ideas 

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?fromEmail=true&formkey=dFZGS2NpTkp2cDhSeUMyZnAzZVBnR0E6MQ Registration Form]

== Schedule ==

Friday, October 26th

8:30-10 registration open 

9:15-10 Welcome and Keynote: "Academic libraries in the time of DPLA," Michael Dula, Chief Technology Officer, Yale Library IT 

10 - breakout rooms open 

10:00 Rich Wenger - Enhancing SFX KB update reports 

10:20 Deborah Kaplan- Accessibility in Libraries 

10:40 Edward Iglesias ad Debbie Herman - Distributing the Future: Makerspaces in Academic Libraries 

11-11:15 - break 

11:15-noon 

11:15 Junior Tidal - Transitions: Moving from a PHP Flat-File Electronic Resources Manager to Drupal 6 Views 

11:35 Lisa Sawin - Serendipitous Discovery: Leveraging Drupal Taxonomy to Increase the Visibility of Information Throughout Your Site 

Noon-1:30 - lunch on your own 

1:30 Joe Montibello - The last mile – If you can’t buy it, build it 

1:50 Andrew Predmore - Linked From? 

2:10 Ido Peled - Bed, Bath and Beyond: RESTful, SOAP and the World of Ex Libris APIs 

2:30 Deborah Kaplan - CIDER: An Open-Source Collection Management System for Archives 

2:50 Amy Deschenes - Making the Library Catalog Mobile-Friendly 

3:10 Sands Fish - In The Library With A Data Pipe: A look into how the MIT Libraries are evolving a data ecosystem 

3:30 breakout rooms close 

3:30-3:45 - break, unconference signup/lightning round signup 

3:45-4:45 - panel discussion 

5ish-7 reception at the Yale [http://csssi.yale.edu/ CSSSI] 

Saturday, October 27th

9-10 registration (for those only coming for Saturday) 

10-2:30 unconference 

Noon - pizza delivery 

[[Information about meeting rooms and available equipment]]

== Yale Info & Directions ==

[http://www.yale.edu/gateways/visitors.html New Haven Visitor Info] 
[http://www.library.yale.edu Yale University Library]

Interstate 91 -
Merge onto Interstate 95 South and follow directions below.

Interstate 95 -
From the north or south: Take exit 47 for the Oak Street Connector and head west. Turn right on York Street. There are two parking options off of York St:
# York St. parking garage - 150 York St, on the left. ([http://goo.gl/maps/YsiVU Walking Directions] to the Library). $10 for 8am-5pm parking; $17 max for 24hours.
# Additional parking options forthcoming

== Lodging ==

1) Courtyard by Marriott at Yale University 
 30 Whalley Avenue, New Haven, CT 06511 
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/HVNDT-Courtyard-New-Haven-at-Yale

Special Code4lib Room rate -- $139.00.

30 rooms reserved under Code4lib. Must book by September 26th or room holds will be relinquished.

Quick facts about hotel: 
Check-in @ 3:00pm 
Check-out @ 11:00am 
On-site parking, $18.00 per day 
Wireless high speed internet 
on-site restaurant/lounge 
exercise room 
*within walking distance of Yale University - see walking map: http://goo.gl/maps/yBhs0 

2) Quality Inn, East Haven 
 30 Frontage Road, East Haven, CT 06512 
http://www.qualityinn.com/hotel-east_haven-connecticut-CT080

Special NECode4lib room rate -- $70.00.
(note - you'll need to phone in your reservation as the code won't work online.)

20 rooms reserved under NECode4lib. Must book by September 26th or room holds will be relinquished. However, the manager offered for any attendee of this group to contact him after this release time to see if there are any rooms still available and if so, he’ll honor the special rate of $70.00.

Quick facts about hotel: 
Free deluxe continental breakfast 
Free Wi-Fi internet access 
Weekday newspaper 
Shuttle service for groups to Yale University (the committee will work with Quality Inn to provide shuttle services to/from Yale for conference)
*Driving distance, 5 to 15 minutes depending on traffic - see driving map: http://goo.gl/maps/zDRWd

3) New Haven Hotel 
 229 George Street, New Haven, CT 06510 
http://www.newhavenhotel.com/

Special NECode4lib rate -- $129.00.

20 rooms reserved under NECode4lib. Must book by September 26th or room holds will be relinquished.

Quick facts about hotel: 
Free WiFi internet access 
on-site restaurant 
Guest parking in secure garage across the street, additional fee of $18.00 per night 
24 hour fitness center 
*within walking distance of Yale University - see walking map: http://goo.gl/maps/qJhKg 

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2012-10-08T16:08:25Z

Ksprague: /* Yale Info & Directions */

When: October 26 & 27 
Where: Yale University Library 
What: Presentations, opportunities to hang out, and a Saturday unconference for sharing ideas 

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?fromEmail=true&formkey=dFZGS2NpTkp2cDhSeUMyZnAzZVBnR0E6MQ Registration Form]

== Schedule ==

Friday, October 26th

8:30-10 registration open 

9:15-10 Welcome and Keynote: "Academic libraries in the time of DPLA," Michael Dula, Chief Technology Officer, Yale Library IT 

10 - breakout rooms open 

10:00 Rich Wenger - Enhancing SFX KB update reports 

10:20 Deborah Kaplan- Accessibility in Libraries 

10:40 Edward Iglesias ad Debbie Herman - Distributing the Future: Makerspaces in Academic Libraries 

11-11:15 - break 

11:15-noon 

11:15 Junior Tidal - Transitions: Moving from a PHP Flat-File Electronic Resources Manager to Drupal 6 Views 

11:35 Lisa Sawin - Serendipitous Discovery: Leveraging Drupal Taxonomy to Increase the Visibility of Information Throughout Your Site 

Noon-1:30 - lunch on your own 

1:30 Joe Montibello - The last mile – If you can’t buy it, build it 

1:50 Andrew Predmore - Linked From? 

2:10 Ido Peled - Bed, Bath and Beyond: RESTful, SOAP and the World of Ex Libris APIs 

2:30 Deborah Kaplan - CIDER: An Open-Source Collection Management System for Archives 

2:50 Amy Deschenes - Making the Library Catalog Mobile-Friendly 

3:10 Sands Fish - In The Library With A Data Pipe: A look into how the MIT Libraries are evolving a data ecosystem 

3:30 breakout rooms close 

3:30-3:45 - break, unconference signup/lightning round signup 

3:45-4:45 - panel discussion 

5ish-7 reception at the Yale [http://csssi.yale.edu/ CSSSI] 

Saturday, October 27th

9-10 registration (for those only coming for Saturday) 

10-2:30 unconference 

Noon - pizza delivery 

[[Information about meeting rooms and available equipment]]

== Yale Info & Directions ==

[http://www.yale.edu/gateways/visitors.html New Haven Visitor Info] 
[http://www.library.yale.edu Yale University Library]

Interstate 91 -
Merge onto Interstate 95 South and follow directions below.

Interstate 95 -
From the north or south: Take exit 47 for the Oak Street Connector and head west. Turn right on York Street. There are two parking options off of York St:
# York St. parking garage - 150 York St, on the left. ([http://goo.gl/maps/YsiVU Walking Directions] to the Library).

== Lodging ==

1) Courtyard by Marriott at Yale University 
 30 Whalley Avenue, New Haven, CT 06511 
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/HVNDT-Courtyard-New-Haven-at-Yale

Special Code4lib Room rate -- $139.00.

30 rooms reserved under Code4lib. Must book by September 26th or room holds will be relinquished.

Quick facts about hotel: 
Check-in @ 3:00pm 
Check-out @ 11:00am 
On-site parking, $18.00 per day 
Wireless high speed internet 
on-site restaurant/lounge 
exercise room 
*within walking distance of Yale University - see walking map: http://goo.gl/maps/yBhs0 

2) Quality Inn, East Haven 
 30 Frontage Road, East Haven, CT 06512 
http://www.qualityinn.com/hotel-east_haven-connecticut-CT080

Special NECode4lib room rate -- $70.00.
(note - you'll need to phone in your reservation as the code won't work online.)

20 rooms reserved under NECode4lib. Must book by September 26th or room holds will be relinquished. However, the manager offered for any attendee of this group to contact him after this release time to see if there are any rooms still available and if so, he’ll honor the special rate of $70.00.

Quick facts about hotel: 
Free deluxe continental breakfast 
Free Wi-Fi internet access 
Weekday newspaper 
Shuttle service for groups to Yale University (the committee will work with Quality Inn to provide shuttle services to/from Yale for conference)
*Driving distance, 5 to 15 minutes depending on traffic - see driving map: http://goo.gl/maps/zDRWd

3) New Haven Hotel 
 229 George Street, New Haven, CT 06510 
http://www.newhavenhotel.com/

Special NECode4lib rate -- $129.00.

20 rooms reserved under NECode4lib. Must book by September 26th or room holds will be relinquished.

Quick facts about hotel: 
Free WiFi internet access 
on-site restaurant 
Guest parking in secure garage across the street, additional fee of $18.00 per night 
24 hour fitness center 
*within walking distance of Yale University - see walking map: http://goo.gl/maps/qJhKg 

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2012-09-21T15:19:38Z

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2012-08-15T20:53:34Z

Ksprague: /* About the Venue */

When: October 26 & 27 
Where: Yale University Library 
What: Presentations, opportunities to hang out, and a Saturday unconference for sharing ideas 

[[Registration Form]]

== Schedule ==

Friday, October 25th

8:30-10 registration open 

9:15-10 - welcome and keynote 

10 - breakout rooms open 

10:00 Rich Wenger - In The Library With A Data Pipe: A look into how the MIT Libraries are evolving a data ecosystem 

10:20 Deborah Kaplan- Accessibility in Libraries 

10:40 Edward Iglesias ad Debbie Herman - Distributing the Future: Makerspaces in Academic Libraries 

11-11:15 - break 

11:15-noon 

11:15 Junior Tidal - Transitions: Moving from a PHP Flat-File Electronic Resources Manager to Drupal 6 Views 

11:35 Lisa Sawin - Serendipitous Discovery: Leveraging Drupal Taxonomy to Increase the Visibility of Information Throughout Your Site 

Noon-1:30 - lunch on your own 

1:30 Joe Montibello - The last mile – If you can’t buy it, build it 

1:50 Andrew Predmore - Linked From? 

2:10 Ido Peled - Bed, Bath and Beyond: RESTful, SOAP and the World of Ex Libris APIs 

2:30 Deborah Kaplan - CIDER: An Open-Source Collection Management System for Archives 

2:50 Amy Deschenes - Making the Library Catalog Mobile-Friendly 

3:10 Sands Fish - In the library with a data pipe - data ecosystem 

3:30 breakout rooms close 

3:30-3:45 - break, unconference signup/lightning round signup 

3:45-4:45 - panel discussion 

5ish-7 reception at CSSSI 

Saturday, October 26th

9-10 registration (for those only coming for Saturday) 

10-2:30 unconference 

Noon - pizza delivery 

== About the Venue ==

[http://www.yale.edu/gateways/visitors.html New Haven Visitor Info] 
[http://www.library.yale.edu Yale University Library]

Directions to Campus 
Yale is located in New Haven, Connecticut, about two hours northeast of New York City and two and a half hours southwest of Boston.

Interstate 91 -
Merge onto Interstate 95 South and follow directions below.

Interstate 95 -
From the north or south: Take exit 47 for the Oak Street Connector and head west. Turn right on York Street. There are two parking options off of York St:
* York St. parking garage - 150 York St, on the left. Approximately 3 block walk to Library.
* Broadway parking lot - continue up York St, turn left on Elm Street, and merge onto Broadway. Lot entrance is on left. Approximately 1.5 block walk to Library.

== Hotel Information ==