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- Collection: 2024 CALA Canada Annual Conference
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Thoughts on Cultural Tourism Integration Programs of Public Library in China
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Libraries as Partners for Emergency Preparedness and Response in Times of Crisis
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The Evaluation Experience of Authentication Systems in Pratt Institute Libraries
In the past decade, electronic resources have dramatically increased, posing a challenge for academic libraries to explore technologies for authentication to improve accessibility and usability, thereby providing better services for patrons. In this…
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Development and Validation of the AI Literacy Skills Scale: Navigating the Educational Landscape of Generative AI
This study presents the creation and validation of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy Skills Scale, a comprehensive tool designed to measure individuals' understanding and proficiency in AI. As AI becomes increasingly integral in various…
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Large Language Model Applications for Archives
The rapid evolution of large language models has opened new opportunities for revolutionizing archival processes, offering advanced tools to enhance accessibility, searchability, and preservation of historical records. There are challenges to…
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Keynote: From Digital to In-Person: Applying Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in Our Libraries
In this keynote presentation, librarians Danielle Rapue and Ray Pun will share how they have engaged with their learners at a community college and at a graduate program and focusing on equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility. From digital…
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Chinese Canadian Librarians: Differing Perceptions of Workplace Experiences
Among the very limited studies that involve Canadian racialized librarians, Chinese has been consistently reported as the largest ethnic group; however, there is a lack of in-depth research focused on this group. Based on the data from the Visible…
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This Place Is Still Beautiful
Margaret and Annalie find themselves on opposite sides when a racist slur is written on their garage door. As the sisters navigate their bubbling…