by Selinda Berg Leddy Library, University of Windsor Currently, as a member of CAPAL’s Research and Scholarship Committee, I am working as one member of an editorial team building a special issue of the Canadian Journal of Academic Libriarianship on … Continue reading
by Selinda Berg Leddy Library, University of Windsor When I deliver professional development workshops on cultivating research topics and creating research questions, I highlight the importance of ensuring that research topics and questions have significance and that researchers can articulate … Continue reading
by Virginia Wilson Director, C-EBLIP Last week, C-EBLIP launched a list of peer-reviewed LIS journals. Selinda Berg created this list originally and Kristin Hoffmann picked it up and updated it. The open access titles are indicated with the OA symbol … Continue reading
by Kristin Hoffmann University of Western Ontario Have you ever wondered where to submit your latest research paper? Would you like to be able to identify Open Access titles in librarianship? I am happy to announce that the C-EBLIP site … Continue reading
by Selinda Berg Leddy Library, University of Windsor During the 2017 Librarians Research Institute, I talked about the uniqueness of doing my doctoral research as compared to the other research I have engaged in. While there are many differences, the … Continue reading
by Kristin Hoffmann University of Western Ontario I have noticed that conversations about librariansi doing research often lead to discussions about whether librarians can or should do research that isn’t related to librarianship or library and information science (LIS). Most … Continue reading
by Laura Newton Miller, on sabbatical from Carleton University I have the great fortune to be on a one-year sabbatical. I love to learn, and I’ve moved out of my comfort zone by doing more qualitative research. I am interpreting … Continue reading
This week we are going back into the Brain-work archives to revisit tips on surviving and thriving during conference season. Happy spring everyone – let us know in the comments which conferences you are planning to attend this year and … Continue reading
by Selinda Berg Leddy Library, University of Windsor In informal conversations with colleagues across Canada, as well as within the formal conversation of the professional literature, there is an underlying notion that librarians can feel a lack of support towards … Continue reading
by Virginia Wilson Director, Centre for Evidence Based Library and Information Practice A week of August is gone already and soon we’re all going to lament, “Where did the summer go??” Or, if you’re in the land down under, you … Continue reading