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She receives this award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the collective understanding of the Canadian library workforce and ongoing leadership in its development. // L'ABRC a rendu hommage à Kathleen DeLong en lui décernant le Prix pour services éminents rendus aux bibliothèques de recherche lors de son assemblée générale d’automne. Elle reçoit ce prix en reconnaissance de ses contributions exceptionnelles à la compréhension collective de la main-d’œuvre des bibliothèques canadiennes et pour son leadership continu en matière de perfectionnement du personnel. Read more Lire la suite @carlabrc CARL Honours Eugene Barsky with Award of Merit (CARL, November 17) L’ABRC attribue le Prix de mérite à Eugene Barsky (ABRC, 17 novembre) During CARL's Fall General Meeting Mr. Barsky received the Award of Merit in recognition of his contributions and impact in advancing research data management in Canada and internationally. // Lors de l'assemblée générale d’automne de l'ABRC M. Barsky a reçu le Prix de mérite pour ses contributions et leurs impacts pour l’avancement de la gestion des données de recherche au Canada et à l’échelle internationale. Read more Lire la suite @carlabrc CARL Portage Funds Scholars Portal Dataverse to Acquire Repository Storage for Canadian Research Data (Portage, November 16) Le réseau Portage de l’ABRC subventionne Scholars Portal Dataverse pour acquérir de l’espace de dépôt pour les données de recherche canadiennes (Portage, 16 novembre) Scholars Portal Dataverse, hosted at the University of Toronto Libraries, and CARL Portage are pleased to announce the acquisition of over 275 TB of storage to provide Canadian libraries with increased storage capacity for research data. // Scholars Portal Dataverse hébergé aux bibliothèques de l’Université de Toronto et le réseau Portage de l’ABRC ont le plaisir d’annoncer l’acquisition de plus de 275 To de stockage afin de fournir aux bibliothèques canadiennes une capacité de stockage accrue pour les données de recherche. Read more Lire la suite @portageCARLABRC AAP and CCC End Georgia State ‘E-Reserves’ Copyright Litigation (P. Anderson, Publishing Perspectives, November 12) After a 12-year fight, the Association of American Publishers and Copyright Clearance Center have declined to pursue any further appeals in their lawsuit against Georgia State University regarding their reliance on fair use in making materials available via e-reserves. Read more @pubperspectives  Move to Allow Libraries to Transmit Digital Versions of Books (The Asahi Shimbun, November 7) Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs is considering a revision to their copyright law that would “allow libraries to send digital versions of books directly to readers' computers or smartphones.” without special authorization from the copyright holder to format-shift the book. Interestingly, libraries in Japan “already provide a service of copying up to half of a book and either handing the printed version to a user or mailing it to the individual.” Read more @AJWasahi cOAlition S Releases the Journal Checker Tool, a Search Engine that Checks Plan S Compliance (cOAlition S, November 18) cOAlition S has announced the release of a new tool, the Journal Checker Tool (JCT), currently in beta. The web-based tool “provides clear advice to researchers on how they can comply with their funder’s Plan S-aligned Open Access policy when seeking to publish in their chosen journal.” Feedback is welcome. Read more @cOAlitionS_OA REALM Project Releases Results From Latest Tests of Coronavirus on Five Common Building Materials; Raw Data Sets and Updated Toolkit Resources Also Available (OCLC, November 19) “The REALM project has released results from the sixth round of tests conducted in a Battelle laboratory that determined how long SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19) can remain active on five materials commonly used in furnishings, exhibits, and equipment found in museums, libraries, and archives.” Read more @OCLC Articles & Reports | Articles et rapports University Staff Urge Probe into e-Book Pricing 'Scandal' (R. Hotten, BBC News, November 14) This BBC article brings increased attention to the effort being led by UK librarian Johanna Anderson to bring about more reasonable and predictable costs for e-books being sold to libraries. Read more @Hohojanna @BBCNews Privacy Pressure Points: A Closer Look at Ten Consumer Privacy Protection Act Concerns (M. Geist, November 18) In response to the Consumer Privacy Protection Act proposed by the Canadian government this week, Geist “raises ten questions that will likely emerge as pressure points with stakeholders on both sides raising concerns about their implications.” Read more @mgeist Thinking Politically About Scholarly Infrastructure (A.J. Boston, LPC Blog - Fellows Journal, November 12) Boston, one of Library Publishing Coalition’s current fellows, presents interesting (and sometimes radical) suggestions for big changes the scholarly communication community should entertain in order to make a major, positive shift to the state of scholarly publishing toward openness. Read more @AJ_Boston @LibPubCoalition Scientific Publishers Propose Installing Spyware in University Libraries to Protect Copyrights (G. Mehta, .coda, November 13)  This article reports on a comment provided by a university CIO at a recent webinar about cybersecurity in academia. According to the article the CIO suggested “a novel tactic publishers could take to protect their intellectual property rights against data theft: introducing spyware into the proxy servers academic libraries use to allow access to their online services, such as publishers’ databases.” The article discusses the potential dangers of such a proposal. Read more @CodaStory New Report: Building and Managing Learning and Collaboration Spaces (ARL, CNI, EDUCAUSE, November 12) This is the seventh and final installment in the ‘Emerging Technologies Reports’ series. “The section released today highlights the ways in which libraries are addressing this challenge in their space planning and programming, specifically addressing the effects of the Internet of Things (IoT), immersive reality, and artificial intelligence on how libraries conceptualize and create the learning and collaboration environments of the future.” Read more @ARL @cni_org @Educase How COVID-19 Has Transformed Reference Services for Public and Academic Libraries (M. Dar, Library Journal, November 10) This article looks at how demand and delivery of reference services have changed within public and academic libraries during the pandemic, and reflects on what further changes to practice and implementation should be considered. Read more @LibraryJournal Cheating-Detection Companies Made Millions During the Pandemic. Now Students Are Fighting Back. (D. Harwell, Washington Post, November 12) This article describes the extent of student ire at widespread accusations of cheating by their instructors and institutions based on unproven and invasive “remote proctoring” technology. Read more @washingtonpost Announcements | Annonces Portage – Global Water Futures Webinar: An Introduction to the Compute Canada Federation -- November 25, 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET Webinaire Portage – Global Water Futures : Une introduction à la Fédération Calcul Canada -- 25 novembre, 13 h à 14 h HE This presentation will introduce participants to the Compute Canada Federation and how the national digital research infrastructure helps to support research across all disciplines in Canada, with a particular focus on services for Social Sciences and Humanities researchers. // Cette conférence présentera aux participants la Fédération Calcul Canada et la manière dont l’infrastructure nationale de recherche numérique contribue à soutenir la recherche dans toutes les disciplines au Canada, avec un accent particulier sur les services aux chercheurs en sciences sociales et humaines. More information Détails @portageCARLABRC @GWFutures Job Posting: University Librarian, University of Windsor "The appointment of the University Librarian is for five years, renewable, and is expected to commence July 1, 2021. Consideration of candidates will begin immediately."  More information @LeddyLibrary NDRIO: Call for White Papers on Canada’s Future DRI Ecosystem NOIRN: Demande de livres blancs sur le futur écosystème d’IRN du Canada "The New Digital Research Infrastructure Organization (NDRIO) is pleased to announce its first Call for White Papers as part of a nation-wide exercise to assess the needs of Canada’s Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI) community." Submission deadline: December 4. // La Nouvelle organisation d’infrastructure de recherche numérique (NOIRN) a le plaisir d’annoncer sa première demande de livres blancs dans le cadre d’un exercice national visant à évaluer les besoins du milieu d’infrastructure de recherche numérique (IRN) du Canada. Date limite : 4 décembre. More information Détails @NDRIO_NOIRN LIBER Panel Discussion: Research Libraries & COVID-19 – Impact & Plans for the Future -- December 4, 3:30 – 4:30 PM (Amsterdam) LIBER will present the results of their survey, ‘The State of Research Libraries During COVID-19: How Can LIBER Support You?’ (launched in October 2020), as part of an introduction to a panel discussion on the topic.  More information @LIBEReurope CFP: 2021 Library Publishing Forum -- May 10-14 (Online) The forum brings together "representatives from libraries engaged in (or considering) publishing initiatives to define and address major questions and challenges; to identify and document collaborative opportunities; and to strengthen and promote this community of practice." It is sponsored by the Library Publishing Coalition, but you do not need to be a member of the LPC to attend. Proposal deadline: December 6. More information #LPforum21 Webinar: Introducing the OA Switchboard -- December 8, 3.30 – 4.45 PM GMT This OASPA webinar "will provide insight, through real-life use cases, into how the OA Switchboard facilitates the fulfilment of open access strategies across business models, policies and agreements." More information @OASPA ---------- The CARL E-lert is compiled and written by Lise Brin and Julie Morin, Program Officers at CARL. You can reach them at info@carl-abrc.ca. Le Cyberavis de l'ABRC est compilé et écrit par Lise Brin et Julie Morin, agentes de programme de l'ABRC. Vous pouvez communiquer avec elles par courriel, en utilisant l'adresse suivante : info@carl-abrc.ca. The E-lert weekly newsletter covers research, innovation, scholarly publishing, communication and journals, electronic journals, copyright and access to information issues.The authors' views are their own. Inclusion in the E-Lert does not reflect a CARL position or endorsement. 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