CASLnetwork

Canadian Association for School Libraries

A community of school library specialists working in Canadian schools. Pour ceux ou celles qui travaillent dans les bibliothèques scolaires.

Welcome to the CASL Network

CASL launched this network so that teacher librarians and school library staff across Canada can meet, discuss issues, ask questions, form like minded groups, (either by province or territory or by themes like Advocacy or Literacy Skills), post pictures and videos.

This is the starting point. Anyone working in or for school libraries in Canada is invited to join.

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CASL offre une présence sur l'Internet pour ceux ou celles qui travaillent dans les bibliothèques scolaires francophones au Québec et dans le reste du Canada. Nous vous invitons à nous joindre dans des discussions, à poser des questions, à joindre des groupes (par province ou par thèmes), et à ajouter des photos ou des vidéos.

Ceci est un point de départ. Nous invitons tous ceux et celles qui travaillent dans ou pour les bibliothèques scolaires francophones à nous joindre.

Members

  • Richard Beaudry
  • Linda Shantz-Keresztes
  • Lucy Bellamy
  • Derrick Grose
  • Jo-Anne Gibson
  • Cindy Matthews
  • Diana Maliszewski
  • Muriel Hammond-Teusink
  • Patricia Madden
  • Wendy Doucette
  • Donna DesRoches
  • J Comfort
  • Gail de Vos
  • Carol Fowler
  • Greg MacCollum
  • Vivian Walker

Turning the Page

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The Picnic-Basket

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Le Libraire: Portail du livre au Québec

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Bibliothèque et Archives nationales Québec

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Media Resource Centre - Review of K-12 Books

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The CASL Executive and Support Team

The CASL Executive for 2009-10
Le comité éxécutif de CASL pour 2009-10

Linda Shantz-Keresztes - Présidente de CASL President
Diana Gauthier - Secretary-Treasurer - Secrétaire-trésorier
Wendy Doucette - Councillor - Conseillère
Cindy Matthews - Councillor - Conseillère
Dianne Leong-Fortier - Councillor - Conseillère
Richard Beaudry - Past-President - Ex-président

The Support Team for 2009-10
L'équipe de soutien pour 2009-10

Éditeur de SLIC Editor
- Derrick Grose
Éditeur d'Impact Editor - Vicky Pennell
SLIP-PiBS - Linsey Hammond
Liste de diffusion de CASL Listserv - Donna Desroches & Richard Beaudry

CASL Editorial Board
L'équipe éditoriale de CASL

Judith Sykes
Richard Beaudry
Vicky Pennell
Linsey Hammond
John Tooth
Derrick Grose

CASL Website

Fall 2009 - Latest Issue of SLIC - Volume 27 Issue 3


We will remember them . . .

This issue highlights resources and techniques that can be used to help learners to access and assimilate the information that will help them to understand the human cost of war and the sacrifices that have been made to promote peace.

Nous nous souviendrons d'eux . . .

Ce numéro présente les ressources et les techniques à la disposition des apprenants et des enseignants pour favoriser une meilleure compréhension du coût humain de la guerre et des sacrifices qui ont été faits pour la promotion de la paix.

Issue Contents

SLIC Editor - Derrick Grose

Promoting School Libraries in Canada (SLIC)

With one quick cut and paste you can make a statement about the purpose of school libraries in Canada as well as creating a link to the journal to let people know what is happening in school libraries in Canada.


Please embed the following code into your websites, wikki's, etc.


SLIC Editor - Derrick Grose

Blog Posts

Derrick Grose

School Libraries in Canada Supporting Learning for Life in the 21st Century

Learning for Life in the 21st Century



You can promote school libraries and create any easy link to School Libraries in Canada by displaying this banner. If you would like get the code to embed this banner in your web page, wikki or blog, send a request to:

slicbanner@gmail.com

Derrick Grose
Editor, School Libraries in Canada

Posted by Derrick Grose on November 20, 2009 at 6:58am

Richard Beaudry

Copyright Consultation Provides Blueprint for Reform

Professor Michael Geist has posted on his blog eight conclusions of note emanating from the Copyright Consultations in Canada.

1. Copyright policy has gone mainstream. A Canadian government last consulted the public on copyright in 2001. That consultation generated approximately 700 responses, which at the time was regarded as a significant participation rate. The 2009 consultation - with over 8,000 submissions, two packed townhalls, nearly a dozen roundtables, thousands of comments in an onlin… Continue

Posted by Richard Beaudry on November 19, 2009 at 12:13pm

Richard Beaudry

A Taxonomy of Social Networking Data

On the blog Schneier on Security, Bruce Schneier, an internationally renowned security technologist and author, has posted his taxonomy on social networking data. This is an important issue that parents and teachers need to understand. Recently, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada asked Facebook to take greater responsibility for the personal information in its care. (This would come under service data).

From t… Continue

Posted by Richard Beaudry on November 19, 2009 at 12:00pm

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Copyright Watch

From Michael Geist comes the following information.

From the Website:

Copyright Watch collects and monitors copyright laws from all over the world.

If you are wondering how other countries are faring in the Copyright debate like Canada, this website can give you an overview.

http://www.copyright-watch.org/home

Posted by Richard Beaudry on November 16, 2009 at 7:39pm

Richard Beaudry

Global Criticism on the secret ACTA meetings

Well it would seem that secret meetings about copyright with no input from stakeholders is not only being criticized in Canada. Here is an overview of a few other newspaper articles and blogs that have expressed their concerns.

Newspapers

Australia

Sydney Morning Herald editorial - Regulating the net in the dark - November 11, 2009

Ireland

Irish Times -… Continue

Posted by Richard Beaudry on November 13, 2009 at 10:51am

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Social Networking and Education 1 Reply

Started by Kelly Reierson. Last reply by Richard Beaudry Aug 31.

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You and co-workers will want to attend the Creating Accessibility-Friendly Environments Forum. Disability organizations, government and business come together to make the case for organizations to become “accessibility-friendly”. This forum will ...
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