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  • CFP: Inaugural Conference of the Canadian Network for Innovation in Education

    Just posted is a call for papers for the Inaugural Conference of the Canadian Network for Innovation in Education, to be held in Banff, Alberta, Canada, April 27-30, 2008.  The deadline is January 15. Banff is kinda one of the prettiest spots in the world – you should think about visiting!

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  • FeedYes.com no longer free

    Last month I received an email as a registered user of FeedYes.com, one of the first RSS Feed-creation tools I liked.  Seems they’re no longer offering any free options. From the email: FeedYES Update FeedYES increases servers and support, becomes paid service Last month, FeedYES was bought by a new owner. FeedYES has grown over…

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  • Canadian universities’ resource sharing agreement extends from coast to coast

    There are definitely advantages to working in a country with a smallish number of universities… Toronto, Ontario: Effective January 2, 2008, Canadian university faculty, students and staff will now be supported by one Resource Sharing Agreement amongst institutions. The new agreement will extend standardized reciprocal interlibrary loan / document delivery privileges across Canada. Read the…

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  • InfoLit with a sense of humour

    The University of Alberta Augustana Library has made their award-winning DVD, It Changed the Way I Do Research – Period: Augustana Talks Information Literacy, available for free online.  Here’s a promo teaser from YouTube: This isn’t something to show to your students; it’s much more a multimedia explanation of how the InfoLit program runs at…

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  • January Innovate-Live Webcast Schedule

    FYI – some good-looking sessions on January 10th: Innovate (www.innovateonline.info) is published bimonthly as a public service by the Fischler School of Education and Human Services at Nova Southeastern University and is sponsored, in part, by Microsoft. Innovate-Live webcasts, produced as a public service by our partner, ULiveandLearn, allow you to synchronously interact with authors on…

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