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2009

Library and Information Studies Alumni Association (LISAA)

2014-12-13

Skinner, Julianne E.

The dawn of the 21st Century has been a period of transition in Canadian museology marked by greater public awareness of the concept of Indigenous voice and cultural authority in the representation of past lifeways, increasing concerns over ownership and repatriation of artifacts, and expanding...

2016

T. A. Hunchak

Academic departments display a variety of knowledge management needs, with primary needs of knowledge sharing and generation due to their teaching and research activities. This paper examines the potential for using microblogging platforms as knowledge sharing and generation tools within small...

2014-12-01

Corina Surcel

This paper discusses the impact copyright law has on Canadian libraries. This account focuses on two aspects of copyright law, namely the doctrine of fair dealing and technological protection measures (or digital rights management). A thorough literature review on these subjects is included in...

1999-01-01

Schrader, Alvin M.; Brundin, Michael R.

Canada’s National Core Library Statistics Program was designed to capture several key indicators of the broad impact on Canadian society of library services provided by the public, academic, and special library sectors.

2016-02-08

Larsen, Amanda

A brief examination of the ways drones are being used in information workplaces in the United States, as well as a speculative look at future applications. By examining both scholarly articles and current news, I have brought together a description of military and recreational use of drones, an...

2015-08-14

Catherine Little

An assignment completed for the Library and Information Studies course 542 on Library Preservation offered in the Summer session of 2015. A brief overview of email archiving as a valuable activity with many challenges.