Toronto Welcomes Access Conference
Access is an annual Canadian library technology conference that typically takes place in late September or early October and is hosted in various cities…
Access is an annual Canadian library technology conference that typically takes place in late September or early October and is hosted in various cities…
Research interest: Identifying user behavior and expectations of Robarts Library to inform service and space design. My initial intention was to gather information to…
What is so important that if you don’t have it, your whole life feels off? What’s stopping you from having that important thing in…
Academic librarians and data specialists use a variety of approaches to gain insight into how researcher data needs and practices vary by discipline, including…
Staff at college and university libraries have a lot to think about, but too rarely have a chance to collectively engage in professional conversations…
The intent of my current research is to explore user perspectives on wayfinding in the OISE Library at the University of Toronto. Questions guiding my…
Academic libraries share common challenges: our users expect instant access to a wide range of increasingly costly research materials, but our budgets don’t keep…
“I love it!” “This is awesome!” “I am so into this!” These were some of the words shared by Brock University students as they…
A column from the OCULA president is a traditional feature in InsideOCULA, but we’ve changed things up this time: please enjoy a Q&A with…
Data is a hot topic for researchers, judging by the positive reaction to case studies and practical topics related to data management presented during…