*La version française suit*   Call for Papers: Special issue on diversity for CJAL The Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship (CJAL) invites article submissions for a special issue on the theme of diversity and academic librarianship to be published in late 2018. Maha Kumaran, associate librarian at the University of Saskatchewan, will serve as a […]

CAPAL18 Dine Around Interested to grow the conversation beyond the conference?  Sign up for the CAPAL18 conference Dine Around! Who: You! And your conference (ca)pals! When: May 29th, 2018 at 7pm (reservations under the name: « CAPAL ») What: 8 people is the maximum number of conference goers per restaurant (4 minimum) How: Please sign up by […]

The CAPAL18 Conference Program is available now. Registration is available on the Congress website. Those who wish to attend the pre-conference workshop will add it under « Banquet/Other Fees » while registering for the conference. We look forward to seeing you in Regina at the end of May.

Registration is now open for CAPAL’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines community of practice inaugural webinar for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.   “Making Library Computers and Browsers Automatically Adapt to Users who have Trouble Using Them” Presented by Gregg Vanderheiden (PhD), Professor in the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland. When:  May 17th […]

Save the date!   CAPAL’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines community of practice presents its inaugural webinar for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.   “Making Library Computers and Browsers Automatically Adapt to Users who have Trouble Using Them” Presented by Gregg Vanderheiden (PhD), Professor in the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland. When:  May […]