The 32nd Annual Workshop on Instruction in Library Use is being hosted at the University of Windsor in 2003. The call for papers and workshops is now out.
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- John Dupuis
- Toronto, Ontario
- I'm the Head of the Steacie Science & Engineering Library, York University, Toronto. Comments and feedback are welcome at jdupuis at yorku dot ca.
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- Another installment of "popular science watch." F...
- An article pointed out to me by the chair of the M...
- Going back to my October 4th posting, the full doc...
- One thing you have to say about Google -- it's rea...
- d-lib is an ejournal I check out on a regular basi...
- Spreaking of Nobel prizes, a lighter side of the w...
- An interesting new free service from the fine folk...
- Some recent popular science articles that I've fou...
- The journal IEEE Annals of the History of Computin...
- Here's a link to a self-interview by Michael Bisho...
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