Blog posts
Why kids are key to unlocking the potential of 3D printing
Blog April 16, 2016 Librarianship.ca
We could unleash a generation of engineers and creatives with unprecedented levels of creativity and 3D imagination.
13 Questions With: Laura Thorne

Blog April 11, 2016 Librarianship.ca
Communications, Marketing, and Assessment Librarian, UBC Okanagan Library
Thank you to the many volunteers who build and strengthen our profession!
Blog April 10, 2016 Librarianship.ca
It’s National Volunteer Week!
How I Work: Louise Spiteri

Blog April 4, 2016 Librarianship.ca
Associate Professor, School of Information Management. Dalhousie University
Highlights from the 2016-17 Reports on Plans and Priorities
Blog March 28, 2016 Librarianship.ca
Highlights of interest to the Canadian library and information management community in the 2016-17 Reports on Plans and Priorities.
Britain’s freedom of information laws are ‘working well’ – but who for?
Blog March 26, 2016 Librarianship.ca
Christopher J. Murphy, University of Salford The government has announced its decision not to amend existing Freedom of Information (FOI) legislation by introducing fees for requests. This news has likely …
Highlights from Budget 2016

Blog March 22, 2016 Librarianship.ca
Highlights of interest to the Canadian library and information management community
Freshly Minted: Alyssa Hyduk

Blog March 21, 2016 2 comments Librarianship.ca
MLIS Student, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alberta
Whether stored electronically or written on calf skin, knowledge has never been more threatened
Blog March 16, 2016 Librarianship.ca
In an age of “information overload”, we are in real danger of failing to ensure that succeeding societies have access to the wisdom, and error, of their predecessors.
13 Questions With: Lisa Gauthier

Blog March 13, 2016 Librarianship.ca
Document Coordinator, Advancement Records, Office of Advancement, University of Alberta