University of Toronto Library and WorldCat
Finally, finally, U of T has added their collection to WorldCat. I was looking for a book which was out from Robarts, hoping that someone close had it, and the very first link was a link to the U of T copy.
Michael Geist renews call on Canada to mandate OA
Michael Geist, Let loose the flow of digital knowledge, Toronto Star, December 11, 2006. of Toronto, plans to digitize Canadian social science research. provide the National Library with two copies of every newly published book.
Microsoft Opens Digital Library
The digital archive, which is ready to go live on Thursday, will include books from the British Library, the University of California and the University of Toronto. Other institutions [
U of T Library in Microsoft’s New Book Search
The University of Toronto library is one of three libraries includes in the initial project. All the books currently included in the project will be non-copyrighted but later it will also add copyrighted work that publishers have given
Microsoft Releases the Beta Version of Its "Live Search Books"
It reportedly already includes "tens of thousands of books" including materials from the collections of the British library and major universities in Toronto and California. Microsoft reportedly has entered into book-scanning
A Toronto Librarians’ Book Discussion
Based on my earlier posting about The Library at night, Connie decided to buy a copy of the book, and hit on the idea of getting a bunch together to discuss it. We decided to issue the invitation before the holidays, so that loved ones
CFP: North American Symposium on Knowledge Organization NASKO
Conference Venue: Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto, June 14-15, 2007 Will Library of Congress cataloguing at current levels cease entirely? - Will the Library and Archives Canada merge archival and library work
New Books For December 2006
Lanham, Maryland : Scarecrow Press, Inc. : American Theological Library Association, 2006. Toronto : Path Books, 2004. BV4501.3 .O47 2006 Olson, Richard P. Toronto : Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, 2006. BX1756.
Brazilian
I was way to busy tearing into my food at that point to remember taking photos, so too bad there. Also, I noticed there aren't actually anyone on Vox from Toronto so I feel as though my recommendations go untested, or are there?
Home at last!
The flight from Toronto to Calgary was grueling- the plane was packed solid, and very cramped. I was able to get some sleep on the plane, but despite buying a 'travel pillow', I simply couldn't get into a position comfortable enough to
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