March 15, 2017
In this release, we're back with an OLA featured member along with some info trends, John Pateman's Open for all? and a new podcast…
In this release, we're back with an OLA featured member along with some info trends, John Pateman's Open for all? and a new podcast…
Featuring trends and happenings in information institutions at home and abroad.
Here is the bird's eye (view) from our president and executive director. Leslie Weir and Shelagh Patterson are happy to share their thoughts on SuperConference and…
Leslie Weir est devenue bibliothécaire et archiviste du Canada le 30 août 2019. Avant son arrivée à Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, Mme Weir…
Whenever I travel around the world I always visit the local public library because I think that this is an indicator of how progressive…
Meet one of OLA’s 5,000 members. An interview with random OLA member #35: Sharon Bailey – Interim Manager, Library Services, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health…
Gathering to talk about the benefits of an advanced research degree as preparation for an academic role.
If the role of academic librarians is changing and resembling more that of other faculty, should the PhD be the new terminal degree?
A debate about the form, purpose, and quality of academic librarians’ research is taking place right now in the editorial pages of some of our flagship journals.
Academic librarians are “scholar-practitioners.” We have a valued tradition of service (practitioner) but increasingly we also teach full-time and undertake extensive research (scholar).
Storyteller, librarian and educator, Gail de Vos has been an active promoter of the oral tradition of…
Academic librarians typically have academic status, freedoms, and responsibilities.