News tagged: Ottawa-Gatineau Events

The workshop’s theme this year is Pedagogy in Chemistry: how do we, as librarians, teach information literacy, use of chemistry resources, deal with open access/data and all that other neat stuff!

A national forum to discuss the state of shared print preservation programs in Canada to push these conversations forward into action.

The pre-conference will feature short presentations and project updates.

Government Information Day is designed as a forum for thought leaders, journalists, researchers, students, and librarians to explore how we can collaborate and engage with emerging and ongoing challenges and opportunities in the field of government information in Canada.

La Journée d’information gouvernementale se veut une tribune où des dirigeants, des journalistes, des chercheurs, des étudiants et des bibliothécaires éclairés se réunissent pour explorer des moyens de collaborer et pour se pencher sur les possibilités et les défis émergents et actuels dans le domaine de l’information gouvernementale au Canada.

100 early bird tickets will go on sale on Saturday, April 1, 2017

From March 21-23, 2017, over 200 Canadian and international experts and advocates in the fields of access to information, open government, and government transparency, will gather in Ottawa.

CanUX, Canada’s largest annual UX conference, will be held November 3-5, 2017 at the Canadian Museum of History.

LAC will host talks in 2017 with Alberto Manguel, Ed Broadbent, Carla Hayden, and Louise Arbour.

This Summit will bring together practitioners and experts to explore the social and economic value of libraries, archives and museums, to share research, and to discuss ideas for future collaboration, innovation and partnership.