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Author Archives: Karen Keiller
The Year I Discovered Nina Simone
New Year’s 2019. I was driving my son to the Edmonton airport for his trip back to Fredericton for his final term at UNB. We were planning a graduation trip for the summer of 2020. Where should we go? I … Continue reading
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Ontario Open Access: Accelerating Science
I’ve posted a short report from the Ontario Open Access symposium on the Lakehead University Library Blog.
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Zotero Workshop
At UNBSJ we run a workshop series for faculty and staff . This week I’ll be doing a workshop on Zotero. Several years ago I attended the Zotero Evangelists training on the University of Washington campus, and have been a quiet … Continue reading
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Cognitive Dissonance: LibQual Results after a Move to a Commons
I recently attended The 7th Annual Canadian Learning Commons Conference, June 9-11, 2014, Hosted by Bishop’s University at the Delta Hotel Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Quebec. It was an excellent conference, the first time I had attended. Excellent keynote speakers, and it was delightful … Continue reading
Master of your Own Technological Destiny
A few years ago, maybe I read or heard it somewhere else, a question popped into my head “Do you want to be master of your own technological destiny”. If the answer is yes, then the solution is open source. … Continue reading
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Gluten Free Waffles
Before my son was diagnosed with celiac disease a few years ago waffles were a staple in our house. You can tell by the page from my Fannie Farmer cookbook. I threw out the “poisoned” waffle iron and didn’t make … Continue reading
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IFLA in Finland 2012
I just got back from the IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations) 2012 in Helsinki, Finland. Since I was flying IcelandAir, I decided to tack on some vacation at the beginning of the trip and I spent 2 days in Reykjavik, … Continue reading
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Update from an Apple event
I recently attended an Apple event in Halifax. So I confess I was disappointed that they didn’t hand out new iPads, but the information was good! The most important thing I learned was not really what the event was about, … Continue reading
Ranganathan’s new sixth law?
If you’re a Canadian academic librarian right now, you are no doubt trying to figure out how to respond to changes in copyright collective agreements. I’ll leave the issue of what is happening for others more wise and knowledgeable. And … Continue reading
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Drupal for Library Subject Hubs
We’ve been working on getting subject hubs ready for about a year. Many months on the back burner and convincing people it was the right platform for the job. The work to create the environment and the content isn’t that … Continue reading
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