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Wilhelmina V. Randtke

Phone: 850-345-6123; Email: randtke (at) gmail.com


EDUCATION

Florida State University College of Information Tallahassee, FL

  • Masters in Library and Information Studies, August 2011
  • GPA: 3.9 out of 4.0
  • Honors & Activities:
    • America Library Association, Student Chapter
    • American Association of Law Libraries
    • Panhandle Library Access Network
    • Florida Library Association
    • Tallahassee Bar Association
    • TalTech Alliance
    • Law Librarianship Scholarship recipient, 2009-2010
    • John David Marshall Endowed Scholarship recipient, 2010-2011

Florida State University College of Law Tallahassee, FL

  • Juris Doctor, May 2008, cum laude
  • GPA: 86 out of 100 (top 30%)
  • Honors & Activities:
    • Intellectual Property Law Society – Treasurer
    • International Law Students Association – PR Chair
    • Cyberlaw Society
    • V89 WVFS, Voice of Florida State (radio)–News Department, Audio Production
    • Katzentine-Simon Scholarship recipient, 2005-2007
    • FSU Flying High Circus – performer: fire poi, diabolo, hand balancing

University of Florida Gainesville, FL

  • Bachelor of Science, Zoology, May 2003
  • GPA: 3.6 out of 4.0, cum laude
  • Honors & Activities:
    • National Merit Scholarship recipient
    • Golden Key National Honor Society

EMPLOYMENT

Georgia Southern University Libraries, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA

November 2021 - present: Head of Libraries Technologies and Systems

Oversee in building technologies including approximately 400 desktop computers for both student use and for Libraries employees, scanning technology for various media including books and microfilm, and printers for use by the entire student body (approximately 25,000 students). Oversee physical and software maintenance on a large fleet of checkout laptops. Coordinate with main campus Information Technology Services regarding an additional 100 desktop computers. Represent the Libraries to the GALILEO Interconnected Libraries (GIL) consortium at GIL Institutional Lead committee meetings. Leading role in Libraries systems, including the integrated library system (ILS) and coordinating with main campus ITS regarding authentication issues. Responsible for servers run in-house with ITS on behalf of the Libraries including coordinating with ITS regarding software upgrades, planning ahead for hardware purchase needs, and communication issues such as ensuring a contact within ITS and within the Libraries is on file for each server, and coordinating messaging around down time during upgrades. Coordinate physical and software maintenance aspects of the Libraries’s Automatic Storage and Retrieval System / Automated Retrieval Center (ASRS/ARC) including identifying upcoming financial needs such as replacement servers, recordkeeping related to a maintenance log and to important software assets, and including coordinating with Facilities Services, Environmental Health and Safety, and the vendor providing mechanical servicing. Department head over 4 full time employees, 2 of whom are direct reports, and 10 student employees. Responsible for long term strategy for the Libraries, including drafting the Libraries Technology Plan, setting departmental goals and priorities, and recommending allocation of technology resources to the libraries’s Deans Advisory Council. 40 hrs/wk

Florida Academic Library Services Cooperative, Florida Virtual Campus, Gainesville, FL

April 2015 - June 2020: Digital Library Services and Open Educational Resources Coordinator

The Florida university and community college library systems have a centralized organization for technology services, the online catalog, and electronic resources licensing - the Florida Virtual Campus (FLVC). The Florida Academic Library Services (FALSC) is a branch of FLVC. I supported the digital library section in this organization, and worked to support the statewide Islandora platform, currently powering digital libraries for 13 campuses with 11 more digital libraries in development for future launch, and Florida Online Journals, a platform implemented in Open Journal Systems (OJS) software and currently hosting 23 journals. In support of the digital library platform, I worked with a team to maintain documentation, including a FALSC support wiki geared toward libraries in Florida, contributing to the open source community through documentation and maintaining portions of a training manual for the Islandora software, and I frequently met with incoming librarians and archivists around the state to onboard and introduced to technologies supported by FALSC. In my time at FLVC/FALSC, I became comfortable in backend technologies which underlie the web HTML and desktop software, including significant time in a Unix environment, and passing familiarity with SQL and shell scripting. I also became familiar with XSLT and XML manipulation, and was the primary maintainer of metadata XML forms used in the Islandora platform, including XSLT and XPATH to interact with records. Routinely coordinated and led technical work in migrations between digital library hosting platforms. Led the statewide migration from Archon to ArchivesSpace during winter of 2018/19. Until summer 2019, FLVC operated the Florida Digital Archive, a digital preservation system used by all state universities in Florida except for Florida Polytechnic. I was briefly a backup contact for the Florida Digital Archive, and attended meetings and discussions related to assessing possible replacement software. Through this I have recent familiarity with digital preservation. Coordinated content and technical aspects of implementing the Florida Open Academic Library, Florida's centralized search of digital library materials from around the state. I inventoried what open access materials were made available through Florida public higher education and worked with computer programmers regarding how to harvest records through OAI-PMH and present records centrally in a federated search. 40 hrs/wk

St. Mary's University School of Law, Sarita Kenedy East Law Library, San Antonio, TX

May 2012 - April 2015: Electronic Services Librarian and Associate Professor

Provided reference services to law students and faculty. Maintained an inventory of law school electronic resources, contact information, and access notes. Monitored status of electronic databases and did troubleshooting for access issues. Configured the law school's proxy server (Ezproxy) to connect to databases. Maintained and loaded faculty and student login information to the proxy server. Liaisoned with electronic resource vendors regarding all technological and access issues. Maintained Serials Solutions 360 Core information on journal subscriptions. Ran reports on database coverage and overlap of existing subscriptions and potential new subscriptions. Implemented the law school's first digital collection, an institutional repository, including software installation, drafting repository policies, coordinating digitization of content and creation of metadata, and informational presentations to faculty. Maintained the law library's website. Cross trained the Circulation Supervisor and Library Assistant in website editing. Collected statistics on use of databases, website visitors, and circulation of print materials. Configured and maintain a library intranet. As part of the Collection Development committee, reviewed newly published material for potential purchase. Staffed the reference desk and provide legal research assistance. Presented legal research workshops to law students. Screen recorded legal research workshops and training videos. Co-taught a for credit course in Advanced Legal Research to law students. Assisted in performing duties of the Faculty Services Librarian during a year-long vacancy in that position. Served on the committee to write the library section the ABA Self Study report for accreditation review. Served on Faculty Senate for the university. 40 hrs/wk

FSU Law Research Center (aka Law Library) Tallahassee, FL

Jan 2011 – August 2012: Intern; Project Manager; Digital Projects

Jan 2011 – May 2011, Intern, 18 hrs/wk: Staffed the reference desk, conducted a workshop on Florida Legal Research, prepared pathfinders using LibGuides, attended staff meetings, assisted in digitization projects.

May 2011 – Sept 2011, OPS Project Manager, 15hrs/wk: Project manager for digitization of the 1970-1983 Florida Administrative Code. Planned and paced digitization, optical character recognition, database design using MySQL and php, automated creation of metadata using Visual Basic, and auditing for mistakes or missing materials. Supervised one OPS student assistant. Documentation on this project may be viewed at www.fsulawrc.com/FACsearchengine.html .

Sept 2011 – August 2012, OPS Digital Projects, 15 hrs/wk: Contact local government agencies regarding collection development opportunities, digitize paper and audiovisual materials, optimize pdfs and webpages for discovery through search engines, index digitized materials, create web pages to allow resource discovery through browsing.

Strozier Library, Florida State University Tallahassee, FL

August 2010 – Sept 2011: Graduate Assistant in Web Development

Update portions of the FSU Libraries website at www.lib.fsu.edu , administer LibGuides accounts, prepare guidance material for librarians regarding electronic resource links and web editing tools, survey students and faculty regarding use of online resources. 20 hrs/wk

FSU VOSS: Virtual Scientific Teams: Life-Cycle Formation and Long-Term Scientific Collaboration Tallahassee, FL

Jan 2011 – Summer 2011: Intern

Supported grant funded research exploring how scientists document data collection and datasets in support of data and dataset reuse. Observed and took notes on physicists at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, transcribed interviews, coded observation notes with regard to physicists' information worlds, uploaded notes and transcriptions into VOSS BaseCamp site, checked citations and provided substantive feedback for article submissions to conferences and journals (ie. ASIST, ALISE). 10 hrs/wk

Agency for Workforce Innovation Tallahassee, FL

July 2009 – Dec 2010: Assistant General Counsel

The Agency for Workforce Innovation has since been renamed to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity. Completed legal tasks related to management of Department of Labor grants to Florida, including federal and state audits of grants, and reviews of procurement. Performed legal tasks related to management of a Florida agency, including reviews of contracts and data sharing agreements regarding unemployment information shared to other agencies and shared for grant funded research, advise human resources on non-routine issues (during my time there the agency employed approximately 8,000 employees and 60,000 temps), public records responses and compliance, reviews of electronic records systems for legal sufficiency, and assessment of issues regarding access to public benefits and entitlement benefits. Experience in state and federal administrative law. Completed intensive searches using the Lexis-Nexis Legal database, FastCase, and various government websites. July 2009 – Aug 2010 40 hrs/wk; Sept 2010 – Dec 2010 30 hrs/wk.

FSU Law Research Center (aka law library) Tallahassee, FL

July 2008 – June 2009: Florida Supreme Court Video Project

Digitized videos of court proceedings for upload to the internet. Redacted and collated scanned documents using Adobe Acrobat Professional. Uploaded content to the Research Center’s website and linked content using HTML to allow discovery. Performed research on behalf of professors. July-Dec. 2008 35 hrs/wk; Jan.-June 2009 15 hrs/wk; July 2009 – Dec. 2009 5 hrs/wk.

Division of Administrative Hearings Tallahassee, FL

January 2008 – April 2008: Judicial Extern

The Division of Administrative Hearings is a centralized court for administrative hearings in Florida. Clerked for Administrative Law Judge Larry Sartin. Researched legal issues, observed hearings, drafted memos summarizing research. 20 hrs/wk

Legal Services of North Florida Tallahassee, FL

May 2007 – August 2007: Summer Extern

Interviewed clients, drafted pleadings and letters, researched legal issues. I worked most with Florida family law, probate, and real property issues. 20 hrs/wk

Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions Tallahassee, FL

March 2007 – July 2007: LSAT Instructor

Taught college age students in a course related to improving scores on a standardized test. Administered prepared lessons to college students preparing for the LSAT. Coached students in test taking and time management strategies. Fielded questions in class. 10hrs/wk

Duval County Public Schools Jacksonville, FL

March 2005 – May 2005: Substitute Teacher

Maintained a middle or high school classroom during the regular teacher’s absence. 35 hrs/wk

YMCA of the Rockies Estes Park, CO

May 2003 – August 2004: Recreation Attendant, Hikemaster, Food Service Worker

Rotated through positions, depending on the season: Led hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park; cashiered at and monitored a roller rink and gym; Prepared and served food in a cafeteria. 40 hrs/wk

SKILLS

Languages

  • Fluent in English. Able to read, write, and speak German well.

Web Development

  • Understanding of electronic resource links, and proxy logins. Experience with EZproxy, and Serial Solutions 360.
  • Proficient in HTML, CSS, XML, Adobe DreamWeaver, Adobe Contribute, sound editing software such as Sound Forge and Audacity, and graphics editing software such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Gnu Image Manipulation Program.
  • Extensive experience in CMS administration including scoping user permissions in Drupal, LibGuides, and several library specific and publishing industry platforms. At FLVC, I regularly scoped user permissions, issued accounts at the appropriate permission level, and provided training materials around the user roles established at FLVC.

Content Management Systems (CMS)

  • Strong background in administration of LibGuides.
  • Experience with Drupal, and Wordpress, including configuration, and systems administration. Extensive experience in configuring Drupal 7 (Islandora 7 uses Drupal 7 for a front end).
  • Extensive background in library publishing systems and digital library systems including providing tech support to libraries regarding their use of the following platforms Digitool, Open Journal Systems, Archon, ArchivesSpace, and Islandora.

Database Administration

  • Proficient with XML, importing and exporting metadata and datasets, and database design.
  • Working knowledge of PHP and MySQL.
  • Some XSLT experience. Contributions can be viewed at https://github.com/wrandtkeflvc which has some public work with software for editing XML records. I also manipulated XML records during migrations onto and off of various software platforms run by FLVC.

Digital Libraries

  • Knowledge of and course work in a wide variety of metadata standards, including Dublin Core, MODS, METS, RDA, EAD, and MARC.
  • Knowledge of and coursework in controlled vocabularies and authority control, including Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH).
  • Extensive experience with MODS. While at FLVC, I was the primary maintainer of forms for editing MODS records in the Islandora platform used by 13 university and college libraries in Florida for digital library hosting. While at FLVC, I was routinely responsible for metadata quality control on MODS records, and for examining software that crosswalks between MARC and MODS or vice versa.
  • Experience with METS. At FLVC, I worked with troubleshooting issues that might occur in crosswalking the METS structmap to JSON. I also worked with analyzing METS records for descriptive metadata and repurposing descriptive metadata from the dmdsect portion of the METS record.
  • Experience with EAD records. I was the primary contact at FLVC for the statewide migration from Archon to ArchivesSpace. In this role, I reviewed data quality issues reported by archivists around the state. When a data quality issue was noted by any institution, I assessed all institutions for that issue and as appropriate put out centralized guidance and documentation to assist in getting records smoothly and accurately transitioned.
  • Experience with Islandora and Digital Commons. Knowledge of other platforms including DSpace, and ContentDM.
  • Significant experience with Omeka: developing themes, debugging plugins, configuration, and system administration.
  • Good background knowledge in document preparation using Adobe Acrobat Professional including optical character recognition, redaction, and batch processing. At FLVC, I tended to do preliminary analysis of “problem” PDFs which load irregularly onto any platform (ie. Thumbnails aren't generated, MIME type detected incorrectly), determine whether the problem is in the PDF or the software platform, and appropriately work with the library to adjust workflows or with programmers at FLVC to fix any software issue.
  • Experience digitizing paper, photographs, and microfilm using a variety of equipment.
  • Experience outsourcing digitization, including determining required specifications, reading contract or purchase information for digitization services, and quality control on files.
  • Experience advising university and college libraries as they undertake digitization and digital publishing projects on their campuses.

Scripting

  • Working knowledge of Visual Basic Applications; some Visual Basic; coursework in C.
  • XML manipulation using XSLT/XPATH and Saxon.
  • Experience analyzing and batch editing XML files with MARCedit.
  • Extensive experience writing shell scripts in Unix for moving, renaming, and manipulating large sets of files.

PUBLICATIONS

Randtke, W., Launching an Intranet in LibGuides CMS at the Georgia Southern University Libraries, Code4Lib Journal, issue 59, Oct. 2024, https://journal.code4lib.org/articles/18140.

Felts, J., Staines, H., Lloyd, T., Bailey, K., & Randtke, W., The Privacy Librarian Is In! How Privacy Issues Affect Researchers and Libraries, Charleston Conf. Proc., 2022 (2023), at 757, https://www.fulcrum.org/epubs/tb09j8935?locale=en#page=772.

Randtke, W., Current and Ongoing US Government Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Ethics, Privacy, and Transparency: How to Participate, Soc. Resps. Round Table (SRRT) Newsletter, June 2023, at 11, https://www.ala.org/rt/sites/ala.org.rt/files/content/SRRT/Newsletters/srrt222.pdf.

Randtke, W., & Bareford, L., Launching a 3D Printing Program for Students: Recommendations and Best Practices for Libraries, Ga. Librs. Q., Jan. 2023, at 14, https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/glq/vol60/iss1/8/.

Randtke, W., Bareford, L., & Tooley, A., 3D Printing on a Shoestring: How to Avoid a Costly Ventilation Retrofit, Computs. Librs., Sept. 2022, https://www.infotoday.com/cilmag/sep22/Randtke-Barford-Tooley--3D-Printing-on-a-Shoestring-How-to-Avoid-a-Costly-Ventilation-Retrofit.shtml.

Randtke, W., Lewis, G., & Fischer, R., Consortial RightsStatements.org Implementation and Faceted Search for Reuse Rights in Digital Library Materials, Code4Lib J., issue 45, summer 2019, https://journal.code4lib.org/articles/14745.

Randtke, W., Updated Inventory of Digital Libraries and Collections Held by Florida Public Universities and State Colleges, white paper published by the Florida Academic Library Services Cooperative, Aug. 2019, randtke.com/portfolio/2019_Randtke_Update_InventoryOfDigitalLibraries_Aug2019.pdf.

Randtke, W., Updated Inventory of Digital Libraries and Collections Held by Florida Public Universities and State Colleges, white paper published by the Florida Academic Library Services Cooperative, Nov. 2018, randtke.com/portfolio/2018_Randtke_Update_InventoryOfDigitalLibraries_Nov2018final.pdf.

Randtke, W., & Fowler, S., O estado atual dos e-books em bibliotecas jurídicas dos Estados Unidos: uma pesquisa, 3 Cadernos de Informacao Juridica 132 (2017), randtke.com/portfolio/2017_RandtkeFowler_OEstadoAtualDosEBooksEmBibliotecasJuridicasDosEstadosU.pdf

Randtke, W., & Fowler, S., The Current State of Electronic Books (eBooks) in U.S. Law Libraries: A Survey, 108 L. Libr. J. 361 (2016), randtke.com/portfolio/2016_RandtkeFowler_CurrentStateOfEBooksInUSLawLibrariesASurvey.pdf.

Randtke, W., Inventory of Digital Libraries and Collections Held by Florida Public Universities and Community Colleges, white paper published by the Florida Academic Library Services Cooperative, July 2016, randtke.com/portfolio/2016_RandtkeFALSC_InventoryOfDigitalLibraries_fullInventory.pdf.

Randtke, W., How Music Got Free: The End of an Industry, the Turn of the Century, and the Patient Zero of Piracy (Book Review), 108 L. Libr. J. 310 (2016), randtke.com/portfolio/2016_Randtke_BookReviewHowMusicGotFree.pdf.

Randtke, W., Digitizing Law School History through a DPLA Hub, Our Experiences with a Rescuing Texas History Mini-Grant, Sw. Ass’n L. Librs. (SWALL) Bulletin, Fall 2014, at 10, randtke.com/portfolio/2014_Randtke_DigitizingLawSchoolHistory_FallSWALLBulletin.pdf.

Randtke, W., Without Copyrights: Privacy, Publishing, and the Public Domain by Robert Spoo (Book Review), 106 L. Libr. J. 445 (2014), randtke.com/portfolio/2014_Randtke_BookReviewWithoutCopyrights.pdf .

Detweiler, B., Randtke, W., & Wang, F., Custom Fabric Printing: Poster Presentations the Easy Way, AALL Spectrum, Feb. 2014, at 12, randtke.com/portfolio/2014_DetweilerRandtkeWang_CustomFabricPrintingPosterPresentationsTheEasyWay.pdf.

Randtke, W., Automated Metadata Creation: Possibilities and Pitfalls, 64 Serials Libr. 267 (2013), http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0361526X.2013.760286 (published), or randtke.com/portfolio/2013_Randtke_preprintFor_64SerialsLibr267.pdf (preprint).

Randtke, W. and Detweiler, B. (2012). UPDATE: Research Guide on the Trading Systems in the Asian-Pacific Region: APEC, ASEAN and their Members, GlobaLex Research Guides, http://www.nyulawglobal.org/globalex/APEC_ASEAN1.htm.

Randtke, W., Scholarly Video Journals to Increase Productivity in Research and Education, summary of presentation by Moshe Pritsker of the Journal of Visualized Experiments to the North American Serials Interest Group in June 2012, North American Serials Int. Grp. Newsl., May/Sept. 2012, 31, randtke.com/portfolio/2013_Randtke_PresentationSummary_ScholarlyVideoJournals.pdf.

Randtke, W., I, Digital: Personal Collections in the Digital Era edited by Christopher Lee (Book Review), 1 J. Librarianship & Scholarly Commc’n eP1054|1 (2012), randtke.com/portfolio/2012_Randtke_BookReviewIDigital.pdf.

Burrell, M. D., & Randtke, W.V., Tools for Reducing and Managing Link Rot in LibGuides, Code4Lib J., issue 16, Spring 2012, http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/7019 .

From 2016 to present, I have authored the Internet column in the Technical Services Law Librarian newsletter published by the Technical Services Special Interest Section (TS-SIS) of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL). Back issues of the newsletter can be found online at https://www.aallnet.org/tssis/resources-publications/technical-services-law-librarian/.
Below is a list of columns I authored in the Technical Services Law Librarian:

Presentations

AI Misinformation Detection: An Active Learning Activity for the Information Literacy Classroom (presented with Kevin Reagan), Teaching and Learning with AI, Orlando, FL, July 23, 2024. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2024TLWAI/2024TLWAI_ReaganRandtke_AImisinformationDetection.pdf and randtke.com/presentations/2024TLWAI/2024TLWAI_ReaganRandtke_AImisinformationDetection.pptx.

Publicly Posted Project Plans: A Taste of Project Management to Better Support Cross Functional Projects in a Large Academic Library, American Library Association Core Project Management Interest Group Session, Virtual, July 11, 2024. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2024ALAcorePMIG/2024ALAcorePMIG_Randtke_ProjectPlans.pdf and randtke.com/presentations/2024ALAcorePMIG/2024ALAcorePMIG_Randtke_ProjectPlans.pptx.

Exploring the Flip Side of Explainable AI: Unexplained Expert Systems and Cultural Acceptance for the Unexplained, Code4Lib 2024, Ann Arbor, Michigan, May 15, 2024. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2024Code4Lib/2024Code4Lib_Randtke_ExploringTheFlipSideOfExplainableAI.pdf and randtke.com/presentations/2024Code4Lib/2024Code4Lib_Randtke_ExploringTheFlipSideOfExplainableAI.pptx.

Introduction to Open Source Community Governance (presented with Justin Barnett), Georgia Interconnected Libraries User Group Meeting, Macon, Georgia, May 14, 2024. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2024GUGM/2024GUGM_RandtkeBarnett_IntroToOpenSourceCommunity.pdf and randtke.com/presentations/2024GUGM/2024GUGM_RandtkeBarnett_IntroToOpenSourceCommunity.pptx.

AI-powered learning: Blending AI with active learning in the information literacy classroom (presented with Kevin Reagan), Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy, Virtual, April 19, 2024. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2024GICOIL/2024GICOIL_ReaganRandtke_AIPoweredLearning.pdf and randtke.com/presentations/2024GICOIL/2024GICOIL_ReaganRandtke_AIPoweredLearning.pptx.

Unlikely Collaborators, Uncharted Waters: Toward an AI-Grounded Pedagogy for Information Literacy and the ACRL Framework (presented with Kevin Reagan), Georgia Association for Instructional Technology IT Forum, Virtual, March 16, 2024. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2024GAIT/2024GAIT_ReaganRandtke_UnlikelyCollaborators.pdf and randtke.com/presentations/2024GAIT/2024GAIT_ReaganRandtke_UnlikelyCollaborators.pptx.

Toward an AI-Informed Pedagogy for Information Literacy Instruction and the ACRL Framework (poster presentation; presented with Kevin Reagan), Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Commons, Savannah, Georgia, March 1, 2024. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2024SoTL/2024SoTL_RandtkeReagan_UnlikelyAllies.pdf.

Artificial intelligence history, and libraries: History and Legacy of Library Contributions to machine learning, NASIG Autumn 2023, Virtual, October 17, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2023NASIGAutumn/2023NASIGautumn_Randtke_HistoryOfAIandLibraries.pptx and randtke.com/presentations/2023NASIGAutumn/2023NASIGautumn_Randtke_HistoryOfAIandLibraries.pdf.

Growing and Maintaining your Tech Collection: A Guide for Libraries Large and Small (webinar) (presented with Kyle W. Culpepper), Georgia Association for Instructional Technology (GAIT) sponsored webinar, Virtual, Oct. 10, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2023GAITwebinar/GAITwebinarOct2023_CulpepperRandtke_GrowingAndMaintainingTechCollection.pptx .

Software Maintenance: Planning a server upgrade - a library perspective. (presented with Melissa Jackson), Georgia Library Association Conference, Athens, GA, October 4-6, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2023GLC/2023GLC_RandtkeJackson_SoftwareMaintenance.pptx .

Software testing: How to design a software testing process for everyone (lightening talk), WOLFCon 2023, Virtual, August 24, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/WOLFCon2023/2023_WOLFCon2023_Randtke_SoftwareTesting.pdf .

Getting Onboard the Intranet (lightening talk), SpringyCamp 2023, Virtual, August 10, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2023SpringyCamp/2023_SpringyCamp_Randtke_GettingOnboardTheIntranet.pdf .

Ways to participate in ongoing regulation around artificial intelligence ethics in the United States (poster presentation), LD4 2023, Virtual, July 13, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/2023LD4/2023_LD4_Randtke_PosterRegulationOfAI.pdf .

The Google Analytics Change: Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4: Overview and checklist for Libraries (presented with Justin Barnett), Georgia Library Association's Research and Assessment Interest Group (RAIG) MiniConference, Virtual, April 7, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2023RAIG_RandtkeBarnett_GoogleAnalyticsChange.pptx.

Copyright, 3D Printing, and the Value of Open Vetted 3D OER (presented with Lee Bareford, and John Schlipp), All Things Open, Virtual, April 4, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2023AllThingsOpenConference_BarefordRandtkeSchlipp_OpenVetted3DPrinting.pptx.

Georgia Southern University Libraries’ Ongoing Technology Checkout Program, Georgia Association for Instructional Technology (GAIT) IT Forum, Virtual, March 11, 2023. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2023GAITforum_Randtke_GSlibrariesOngoingTechCheckout.pdf or randtke.com/portfolio/2023GAITforum_Randtke_GSlibrariesOngoingTechCheckout.pptx.

The Privacy Librarian Is In!: How Privacy Issues Affect Researchers and Libraries, Charleston Conference, Charleston, South Carolina, November 1 - 4, 2022.

Tensions between privacy versus fundamental needs of OER (lightening talk), Open Education Conference, virtual, October 17-20, 2022. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2022OpenEd2022_Randtke_TensionsBetweenPrivacyAndFundamentalNeedsOfOER.pptx.

Georgia Southern’s Checkout Equipment: laptops, cameras, boardgames, and more. How we manage the checkout equipment program (presented with Lonnie Brogdon, Tony Curtis, and Jessica Garner), Georgia Libraries Conference, Macon, Georgia, October 12-14, 2022. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2022GLC_RandtkeGarnerBrogdonCurtis_GaSouthernsEquipmentCheckout.pdf.

Orange Grove Post Mortem (Show and Fail session), Open Texas 2022, virtual, September 21 - 23, 2022. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2022_Randtke_OrangeGrovePostmortem_OpenTexas2022ShowAndFail.pptx .

Panel: Finding a Library Job (panelist with Alison Cook, Rosalind Lett, Richard Coleman, and Sarah Rodgers), North Georgia Library Association webinar series, virtual, July 26, 2022.

Locking in the status quo for business, recent changes to U.S. data privacy law and long-term impacts on data collection (25 minute lightening talk), Georgia Library Association's Research and Assessment Interest Group (RAIG) Mini-Conference, virtual, March 25, 2022. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2022RAIG_LockingInTheStatusQuoPrivacy_Randtke.pdf or randtke.com/portfolio/2022RAIG_LockingInTheStatusQuoPrivacy_Randtke.pptx.

Using MarcEdit and OpenRefine to Check Out Your Institutional Repository Records (lightening talk at the Cool Tools Cafe), American Association of Law Libraries, July 19-23, 2021, Virtual. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2021AALL_Randtke_UsingMarcEditAndOpenRefine.mp4. A summary of the presentation can be found in the Program Report for the Cool Tools Cafe 2021, at page 32-33 of https://www.aallnet.org/tssis/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2021/09/Technical-Services-Law-Librarian-47-1-September-2021.pdf .

Implementing RightsStatements.org in the digital library and in search engines (joint presentation with Kaleena Rivera), Kraemer Copyright Conference, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, CO, June 7-8, 2021. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2021KraemerCopyrightConference_RandtkeRivera_ImplementingRightsStatementsDotOrg.pptx.

Florida Open Academic Library: Process and resources to build a federated search in a topical area (presentation is part of the additional conference resources, which were available for asynchronous viewing), Computer Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) Conference, virtual, June 3-5, 2020, retrieved from http://2020.calicon.org/pandemic/sessions/florida-open-academic-library-process-and-resources-build-federated-search-topical or randtke.com/presentations/2020CALI/2020CALI_Randtke_FloridaOpenAcademicLibrary.mp4.

Working with Open Source Communities without Learning Coding, Northeast Florida Library Information Network (NEFLIN) 2019 Technology Conference, Jacksonville, FL, July 2019.

Archon to ArchivesSpace Migrations, Perspectives, and Lessons Learned (panel with Katie McCormick (Florida State University), Rachel Walton (Rollins College), and Mary Rubin (University of Central Florida)), Annual Meeting of the Society of Florida Archivists, Miami, Florida, May 2019.

Can I reuse it? Implementing RightsStatements.org to let patrons know what material can be freely reused in presentations, publications, and courses (poster presentation), (joint presentation with Kaleena Rivera), 2019 Florida Library Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida, May 2019. Forthcoming. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2019_RandtkeRivera_CanIReuseItRightsStatements.pub.

Step-by-step instructions on getting Islandora metadata into Open Refine, online workshop presented October 2 and 9, 2019 to libraries in Florida’s State College System and State University System. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2018_Oct_Randtke_OAIPMHtoOpenRefine.docx, randtke.com/portfolio/2018_10_02_Randtke_OAIPMHworkshop.mp4, and randtke.com/portfolio/2018_10_09_Randtke_OAIPMHworkshop.mp4.

Collecting Collections: An overview of two recent Florida digital collection inventory activities at Florida’s library consortia (joint presentation with Matt Hunter), 2017 Southeast Florida Library Information Network (SEFLIN) Annual Regional Conference, July 2017, Miami, FL. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2017_HunterRandtke_CollectingCollections.pdf.

Altmetrics in Action: Digital Libraries, Altmetrics, and Metadata (poster presentation), Florida Association of College and Research Libraries (FACRL) Annual Program, Flemming Islandora, FL, October 28, 2016. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2016_Randtke_FACRL_AltmetricsInAction.pub, and randtke.com/portfolio/2016_Randtke_FACRL_AltmetricsInAction.pdf.

Scholars and Entities, Institutional Repository Software in Islandora, presented at the Florida Islandora Institutional Repositories Transformation (FLIIRT) kick off meeting, July 2016, Gainesville, FL. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2016_Randtke_ScholarsAndEntitiesInIslandora.pptx.

Software management and large digital archives (panel with Wei Fang, Sylvia Kwakye, and Jack Cushman), presented at the Conference for Law School Computing, June 2016, Atlanta, GA.

Free and Low Cost Legal Research (presented jointly with Mike Martinez), presented at the St. Mary's University School of Law Homecoming Continuing Legal Education (CLE), March 2015, San Antonio, TX. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2015_03_19_TexasBarCLE_MartinezAndRandtke_FreeAndLowCostLegalResourcesCLE.pptx.

Breakout Session on Management of Repositories: Issues and Concerns: Running a Law School IR on Shared Hosting, presented at Law Repositories 2015: Shaping the Future, March 2015, Williamsburg, VA.

eBooks in Law Libraries: A Survey of National Trends (presented jointly with Stacy Fowler), presented at Electronic Resources and Libraries (ER&L) 2015, February 2015, Austin, TX.

Goodbye Books, Hello Database: Access to Justice for Pro Se Litigants as Legal Research Goes Entirely Online, presented at the Legal Services Corporation Technology Innovation Grants Conference, January 2015, San Antonio, TX. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2015LSCTIG_Randtke_GoodbyeBooks.pptx.

Metaposter (poster presentation; presented jointly with Brian Detweiler), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 2014, San Antonio, TX. Retrieved from randtke.com/AALL2014/final/2014AALL_RandtkeDetweiler_Metaposter.pub.

Core Competencies for Technology in Legal Education: A Guided Discussion (hour long guided discussion), presented at CALICon 2014: Conference for Law School Computing, June 2014, Boston, MA.

Digital Preservation: Creating Software That Outlives Its Creator (45 minute presentation), presented at Texas Linux Fest 2014, June 2014, Austin, TX.

Revamping Law Library Rare Books and Special Collections (45 minute presentation; presented jointly with Fang Wang), 2014 Southwestern Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting, April 2014, Austin, TX.

Marketing and Discovery for Law School Digital Collections (poster presentation; presented jointly with Fang Wang), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 2013, Seattle, WA. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/AALL2013/AALL2013RandtkeWang_MarketingAndDiscovery.pub.

Building Digital Collections without Digitization: Using Personal Digital Archives and ILL Requests to Build a Digital Repository (poster presentation; presented jointly with Brian Detweiler), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 2013, Seattle, WA.

Collection Development for an Institutional Repository through Collaborations between Departments (poster presentation and lightening talk; presented jointly with Brian Detweiler), presented at the 2013 Texas Conference on Digital Libraries, May 2013, Austin, TX. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/AALL2013/AALL2013DetweilerRandtke_CollectionDevInstitutionalRepository.pub.

Open Source Software Tools for Law Libraries (45 minute presentation; presented jointly with Fang Wang), presented at the 2013 Southwestern Association of Law Libraries (SWALL) Annual Meeting, April 2013, Phoenix, AZ. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2013SWALL_RandtkeAndWang_OpenSourceSoftware.pptx.

Preserving Online Evidence (Continuing Legal Education (CLE) course for credit with the State Bar of Texas), presented at the 2013 Homecoming CLE for St. Mary's University School of Law, March 2013, San Antonio, Texas. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/STMUCLE2013/2013STMUhomecomingCLE_Randtke_PreservingOnlineEvidence.pptx.

Webscraping on a Shoestring with no IT Support: Libraries Preserving Access to Born-Digital Government Information (poster presentation), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 2012, Boston, MA.

Metadata on a Shoestring (poster presentation), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 2012, Boston, MA. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/AALL2012/AALL2012Randtke_MetadataOnAShoestring.pub.

Cool Tools Cafe, AALL 2012: Adobe Acrobat Professional (mini workshop in the Cool Tools Cafe), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 2012, Boston, MA. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/AALL2012/2012AALL_Randtke_CoolToolsCafeHandoutAdobeAcrobatProfessional.pdf.

Winning the war against entropy: FSU Libraries' Tool Kit for library website maintenance (poster presentation), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Library Association, June 2012, Anaheim, CA.

Ignite Session: Search Engine Optimization: Putting the Library Where the Users Are (lightening talk), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Library Association, June 2012, Anaheim, CA. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2012ALA_Randtke_SearchEngineOptimization.pptx.

Conversation Starters: Webscraping on a Shoestring with No I.T. Support: Libraries Preserving Access to Born-digital Government Information (45 minute presentation), presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Library Association, June 2012, Anaheim, CA. Retrieved from randtke.com/portfolio/2012ALA_Randtke_WebscrapingOnAShoestring.pptx.

Automated metadata creation - possibilities and pitfalls, presented at the Annual Meeting of the North American Serials Interest Group (hour long presentation), June 2012, Nashville, TN. Retrieved from randtke.com/presentations/NASIG2012/NASIG2012Randtke_AutomatedMetadataCreation.ppt.

Winning the war against entropy: FSU Libraries' Tool Kit for library website maintenance (poster presentation), presented at the Annual Meeting of the Florida Library Association, May 2012, Orlando, FL.

PRESENTATIONS TO CLASSES AND FACULTY

Step-by-step instructions on getting Islandora metadata into Open Refine, short online workshop held Oct. 2 and 8, 2018 (same workshop repeated twice, not a 2 part workshop), randtke.com/portfolio/2018_Oct_Randtke_OAIPMHtoOpenRefine.docx , randtke.com/portfolio/2018_10_02_Randtke_OAIPMHworkshop.mp4 , and randtke.com/portfolio/2018_10_09_Randtke_OAIPMHworkshop.mp4 .

Researching Immigration Law, guest lecture to Lee Teran's Immigration Law class (LW8370), Sept. 18, 2014, St. Mary’s University School of Law, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

Institutional Repository Update and Bloomberg Law / BNA (presented jointly with Charles Finger), presentation at the St. Mary’s University School of Law Faculty Enrichment Program, Mar. 17, 2014, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

Electronic Discovery, presented at the Sarita Kenedy East Law Library Research Workshop Series, Feb. 26, 2014, St. Mary’s University School of Law, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

Researching Immigration Law, presented at the Sarita Kenedy East Law Library Research Workshop Series, October 9, 2013, St. Mary’s University School of Law, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

Collecting and Preserving Online Evidence, presented at the Sarita Kenedy East Law Library Research Workshop Series, Apr. 1, 2013, St. Mary’s University School of Law, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

The Sarita Kenedy East Law Library Digital Repository, presentation at the St. Mary’s University School of Law Faculty Enrichment Program, Mar. 12, 2013, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

Online Legal Research and Databases, guest lecture to Robert Hu's Advanced Legal Research (LW7140), Feb. 20, 2013, St. Mary’s University School of Law, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

Project Management: Automated Metadata Creation Possibilities and Pitfalls, guest lecture to Awa Zhu’s Information Organization Course (IS520), Nov. 10, 2012, University of Tennessee Knoxville College of Information, delivered via online lecture, Knoxville, Tenn., U.S.

Online Legal Research Outside of Lexis and Westlaw, presented at the Sarita Kenedy East Law Library Research Workshop Series, October 17, 2012, St. Mary’s University School of Law, San Antonio, Tex., U.S.

Helios Calendar Demo, presentation to all librarians and staff at Florida State University’s Strozier Library, May 17, 2011, Tallahassee, Fla., U.S.

Florida Legal Research in a Nutshell, presented at the FSU Law Research Center (formerly FSU Law Library) Research Workshop Series, Feb. 22, 2011, Florida State University College of Law, Tallahassee, Fla., U.S.

SIGNIFICANT COMMITTEE WORK

In 2018, I served with the Sunshine State Digital Network (SSDN) Metadata Working Group. This group drafted and published the first SSDN Metadata Participation Guidelines for digital libraries wanting to contribute to the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) regional hub for Florida, the SSDN, and associated training materials in the presentation Guidelines Documentation and Examples Slide Deck. These materials may be viewed at https://sunshinestatedigitalnetwork.wordpress.com/documentation/ .

In 2013, I served on the American Association of Law Library’s (AALL’s) Preservation Committee, housed within the Technical Services Special Interest Section (TSSIS). The charge to the committee that year was to consult with other sections and revise the AALL Preservation Policy, which had most recently been revised in 1998. The committee identified ISO standards related to digital preservation to add to the policy so that libraries can easily locate the policy, and put the ISO standards in requests for proposal or ask vendors whether products comply. The committee also kept print and microfilm standards in place, so that libraries can easily look up standards relevant to print acquisitions.