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222 St. Patrick Street M5T1V4 Toronto, ON, Canada

TTYL= Talk To Your Librarian.

Studying hard? Have questions? Keep Calm and Ask a Librarian! We're here for you - virtually. Email us anytime.!

"Classic information literacy is not enough." https://www.theatlantic.com//how-librarians-can-fi/618047/

News on the Tri-Agency RDM policy https://www.carl-abrc.ca//carl-portage-welcomes-the-tri-/

Wishing our Associate Librarian, Graham Lavender, a Happy Birthday!Wishing our Associate Librarian, Graham Lavender, a Happy Birthday!

A data repository overview from the US: https://sr.ithaka.org/b/data-repository-platforms-a-primer/

Canada's road map for Open Science: https://ospolicyobservatory.uvic.ca/canadas-roadmap-for-op/

Dr. Diana Michener Schatz was a pioneer and a visionary. I had the pleasure of meeting her several times - and of showing her the exhibit we created in the LRC in her honour, showcasing her book collection and many medical artefacts. When she saw the exhibit, she was visibly moved ... and so thrilled to identify some of the older pieces of equipment which she remembered well. My thoughts are with her family. May she Rest In Peace.

Digital information literacy includes issues of cyber security. Be a good digital citizen. (And thanks to Stephen Abram - Uber-librarian - for this post!)

Students: take this quiz! It’s tough to spot sources of disinformation - but it’s more important than ever to do so!

Welcome to our second-ever issue of MICH. This is our first Special Issue - providing a space for the candid reflections by and the unvarnished voices of our students who wrote these special pieces during Week 3 after the pivot when we returned to a school exclusively virtual and remote. https://journals.publicknowledgeproject.org//michene/index

Thx to SSN for flagging this great Collaborate resource!

An oldie but goodie. Hey! Attn new Mich students! TTYL = Talk To Your Librarian!