Register now for Access 2016

June 13, 2016

Registration is now open for Access 2016, which will be held in the beautiful city of Fredericton, New Brunswick from October 4-7.

Access is Canada’s premier library technology conference that brings librarians, technicians, developers, programmers, and managers together to discuss cutting-edge library technologies.

This year’s program features some of the coolest people on the planet and includes

• two amazing keynote talks, one by Director of MIT Libraries, Chris Bourg, about “Libraries, Technology, and Social Justice,” and the other by Geoffrey Rockwell, “On the Ethics of Digitization.”
• presentations on a range of topics including institutional repositories, Raspberry Pi, AtoM, 3D models, user-centred taxonomies, and a lot more
• several fast and fun Ignite talks,
• panel discussions on the current state of the merging of Libraries and Information Technology and on the Future of Access,
• a full-day hackfest,
• two half-day workshops,
• and lots more

Check out the full program at http://accessconference.ca/access-2016-program/

And then register at http://accessconference.ca/2016/03/15/2016-ticket-prices/

Register by July 13 to take advantage of the early bird rate.