Not too fine a point: COVID-19 reveals the origins of public libraries as agents of social control
Alissa Droog
Alissa Droog is the Education & Social Sciences Librarian at Northern Illinois University, and previously worked as the Digital Literacies Resident Librarian at the…
Michelle Brailey
Michelle Brailey is a Digital Initiatives Projects Librarian. She supports services for open educational resources at the University of Alberta Library. (brailey@ualberta.ca)
Sarah Adams
Sarah Adams is currently looking for new opportunities, and previously worked as a Sessional Librarian at the University of Alberta with a specialization in…
Debbie Feisst
Debbie Feisst is a Librarian at the University of Alberta with a specialization in Education & Humanities. (debbie.feisst@ualberta.ca)
Jorge Rivera
Jorge Rivera is the project leader for the widespread adoption of the Toronto Public Library Bridge project. His key role is to develop the…
Jane Dennis-Moore
Jane is a zealous photographer-creator-gone-teacher-librarian. She is currently settling into her new library location at a Brampton elementary school. Previously, she enjoyed the bustling…
Care calls, PPE production and more: How Ontario public libraries have responded to COVID-19
Meagan Anderi
Meagan Anderi is the OLA Marketing & Administrative Coordinator. When she is not making sure the small details of the office are organized, she…
Collecting and using data productively in a time of COVID-19
Alison Clarke
Alison Clarke is the Coordinator, Performance Measures & Data, at Brampton Library. Alison designs data collection systems, and is currently working on modelling branch…