Breakout session (Group A) - Presentation 13 From reverence to contempt: students’ evolving attitudes toward the media and the urgent need for instructional recalibration

Breakout session (Group A) - Presentation 14- From speed dating to long-term relationships: strategies for including support for Open Science Infrastructures into library budgets

Breakout session (Group A) - Presentation 15 - Does usage data matter in an open access world?

Breakout session (Group A) - Presentation 16 - Open systems and solutions for libraries

Breakout session (Group B) - Presentation 17 - Now we’ve heard it all! Engaging the community in shaping OA policy for books

Breakout session (Group B) - Presentation 19 - Towards a model for assessing the value of transformative agreements for both "read" and "publish" institutions

Breakout session (Group C) - Presentation 25 - Octopus: creating a new primary research

Breakout session (Group C) - Presentation 26 - Brokering a National Data Agreement

Breakout session (Group C) - Presentation 27 - Tracking the open access book: what data do research institutions and libraries need in support of their strategies around open access books?

Breakout session (Group C) - Presentation 28 - A new model for transformative agreements and its implementation by a small publisher

Breakout session (Group D) - Presentation 29 - Innovation in OA agreements

Breakout session (Group D) - Presentation 30 - Collective Action for Open Access

Breakout session (Group D) - Presentation 31 - Automated Text Recognition (ATR): A new era of handwritten manuscript research

Breakout session (Group D) - Presentation 32 - Subscribe to Open – benefits delivered, and lessons learned

Breakout session (Group D) Presentation 21 - Essential E-Book Metadata for Everyone!

Breakout session (Group D) Presentation 22 - Putting highly selective titles on the path to OA

Breakout session (Group D) Presentation 23 - Five ways to optimize open access uptake after a signed Read & Publish deal

Breakout session (Group D) Presentation 24 - Evaluating Transitional Agreements with Article Level Metadata

Breakout sessions (Group A) - Presentation 1 - Research Catalyst: situating the Archive and library staff at the centre of the research process

Breakout sessions (Group A) - Presentation 2 - Data and decolonising the curriculum

Breakout sessions (Group A) - Presentation 3 Supporting academics in navigating the emerging landscape of open access book policies

Breakout sessions (Group B) - Presentation 5 - Bridging universities with society: policy, strategy, and in practice

Breakout sessions (Group B) - Presentation 6 - Structuring Open Access Structures: Libraries partnering with non-profit

Breakout sessions (Group B) - Presentation 7 - Open textbook publishing 101: A quick start to your university’s open textbook initiative

The UKSG Annual Conference is a major event in the scholarly communications calendar which attracts delegates each year from around the world - librarians, publishers, content providers, consultants and intermediaries. The conference combines high-quality plenary presentations, lightning talks and breakout sessions with entertaining social events and trade exhibition. This year we are delivering Telford both in-person and digitally.

The UKSG 45th Annual Conference and Exhibition: Telford 2022