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<b>When:</b> October 26 & 27<br>
<b>Where:</b> Sterling Memorial Library Lecture Hall, Yale University ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Sterling+Memorial+Library,+High+Street,+New+Haven,+CT&hl=en&ll=41.311178,-72.928898&spn=0.006342,0.010482&sll=41.298288,-72.929096&sspn=0.202993,0.335426&oq=sterling+memorial&hq=Sterling+Memorial+Library,+High+Street,+New+Haven,+CT&t=m&z=17 120 High Street, New Haven, CT])<br>
<b>What:</b> Presentations, opportunities to hang out, and a Saturday unconference for sharing ideas<br>
10:00 Rich Wenger - Enhancing SFX KB update reports<br>
10:20 Deborah Kaplan- Accessibility in Libraries([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/a11y.pptx slides])<br>
10:40 Edward Iglesias and Debbie Herman - Distributing the Future: Makerspaces in Academic Libraries([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/makerspaces.pptx slides])<br>
11-11:15 - break<br>
11:15-noon<br>
11:15 Junior Tidal - Transitions: Moving from a PHP Flat-File Electronic Resources Manager to Drupal 6 Views([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/Moving-from-PHP-Flat-File-to-Drupal.ppt slides])<br>
11:35 Lisa Sawin - Serendipitous Discovery: Leveraging Drupal Taxonomy to Increase the Visibility of Information Throughout Your Site([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/code4lib_lisasawin_102012.pdf slides])<br>
Noon-1:30 - lunch on your own<br>
1:30 Joe Montibello - The last mile – If you can’t buy it, build it([http://www.rvl.io/joemontibello/autonotices-to-print slides])<br>
1:50 Andrew Predmore - Linked From?[http://drupal.org/sandbox/RoloDMonkey/1836740 Tiq Link Code]<br>
2:10 Ido Peled - Bed, Bath and Beyond: RESTful, SOAP and the World of Ex Libris APIs([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/ExLibris-APIs.pdf slides])<br>
2:30 Deborah Kaplan - CIDER: An Open-Source Collection Management System for Archives([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/cider.ppt slides])<br>
2:50 Amy Deschenes - Making the Library Catalog Mobile-Friendly([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/mobile-friendly-catalog.pdf slides])<br>
3:10 Sands Fish - In The Library With A Data Pipe: A look into how the MIT Libraries are evolving a data ecosystem([http://www.library.yale.edu/newengland_code4lib/Code4LibNE2012-SandsFish.pptx slides])<br>
3:30 breakout rooms close<br>
3:30-3:45 - break, unconference signup/lightning round signup<br>
3:45-4:45 - panel discussion<br>
<u>Saturday, October 27th</u>
9-10 9:30 registration (for those only coming for Saturday)<br>
Noon - pizza delivery <br>
==== From the Train Station ====
Take the Yale red line shuttle (free) to the College / Wall St. stop. Cross College and walk down Wall St. toward High St. Take a left onto High St., then a right into the Library.<br/>See http://wwwww.yale.edu/shuttle for the route map and times.
==== Coming by car ====
<p><b>Interstate 91</b><br>
From the north or south: Take Exit 3 (Trumbull Street). Turn left on Orange St. Turn right on Grove St. The Grove St garage is on the right. </p>
<p>*Walk down Grove St. to High St. Take a left on High St. and walk 1.5 blocks to Library entrance on right.</p>
<p><b>Interstate 95</b> -
From the north or south: Take exit 47 for the Oak Street Connector and head west. Turn right on York Street. </p>
<p>*Walk up York St. to Elm St. Take a right on Elm, walk one block, then take a left on High St. Walk 1/2 block to Library entrance on left.</p>
====Saturday parking is free!====
<p>Parking is free on Saturday in all Yale lots! We recommend that you park in lot 51, which is located off of Temple st, south of Wall st.: https://maps.google.com/maps?q=319+temple+st,+new+haven,+ct&hl=en&sll=41.309935,-72.924387&sspn=0.001295,0.002384&hnear=319+Temple+St,+New+Haven,+Connecticut+06511&t=m&z=16 Note that Temple is a one-way street, accessed by turning left off of Grove or Trumbull.</p>
== Lodging ==
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