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Early bird registration is open until October 20, 2011 for the Augustana Information Literacy in Academic Libraries Workshop.
The event will be held at the University of Alberta- Augustana Campus in Camrose, AB on Thursday, November 17, 2011.
I attended last year and was thoroughly impressed with the quality of speakers and activities. This year’s workshop is [...]
[Posting now closed] If you’re a recent (2010 or 2011) grad of an accredited Canadian library school program I would strongly urge you to apply to the Academic Library Internship Program at the University of Alberta Libraries.
I have heard nothing but positive things about this program, and would have loved a shot at this opportunity [...]
I recently created an Open Resources LibGuide for RDC Library.
The guide features resources and information on Open Access (OA) journal literature, copyright-friendly media (Open Culture), Open Education teaching resources, and Open Source Software.
Creating an “open” guide can increase patron’s awareness of:
- Resources freely available on the Internet regardless of their membership status with a Library [...]
Round 6 begins Monday, January 24 through to Sunday, January 30
A few years ago a librarian in the US named Bobbi Newman began the Library Day in the Life project.
This initiative occurs twice a year and invites library staff to blog (or post content to Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, etc.) describing what [...]
It is now officially too late to submit a proposal to the next Canadian Library Association National Conference taking place in Halifax, Nova Scotia May 25-28, 2011.
However, you can view all of the proposed sessions online. I find this to be a very interesting feature, for it provides an insightful view into the different topics [...]
This September, I will be an intern for AskOntario, a virtual reference service that serves public, college and academic libraries across the province. The service is run by Knowledge Ontario, which provides free online access to a variety of e-resources/digital tools in addition to providing real-time research help and information literacy instruction.
This fall, Knowledge Ontario [...]
About a year ago, I attended my first Blended Librarian webcast. I was impressed. These free, virtual events happen every few months and bring information science professionals from all over the place together to discussĀ topics pertinent to librarianship, technology and information literacy.
Tomorrow’s webcast is happening from 3PM-4PM (EST). It’s entitled: Everything Librarians and Instructional [...]
I’ve mentioned this before in passing, but I figured it deserved its own post.
Library Related Conferences is an exhaustive list of conferences taking place worldwide that has been compiled and maintained by Marian Dworaczek (Senior Technical Services Librarian, University of Saskatchewan Library).
The deadline for the Canadian Library Association’s annual Student Article Contest is fast approaching.
Articles of 1000-1500 words need to be received by March 31st, 2010.
The contest is open to current students and recent graduates of library programs in Canada.
I’d highly recommend that anyone who qualifies submit something.
* If you’re looking for inspiration, last year I [...]
Unfortunately, this video appears to have been removed.
I was poking around the University of Western Ontario’s Faculty of Information and Media Studies’ Web site today when I stumbled upon this:
A 1970 Orientation Video for the faculty’s library program (then delivered by what was known as the School of Library and Information Science, or SLIS).
It’s [...]
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