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The CAPAL18 Conference Program is available now. Registration is available on the Congress website. Those who wish to attend the pre-conference workshop will add it under “Banquet/Other Fees” while registering for the conference. We look forward to seeing you in Regina at the end of May.

Registration is now open for CAPAL’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines community of practice inaugural webinar for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.   “Making Library Computers and Browsers Automatically Adapt to Users who have Trouble Using Them” Presented by Gregg Vanderheiden (PhD), Professor in the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland. When:  May 17th […]

Save the date!   CAPAL’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines community of practice presents its inaugural webinar for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.   “Making Library Computers and Browsers Automatically Adapt to Users who have Trouble Using Them” Presented by Gregg Vanderheiden (PhD), Professor in the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland. When:  May […]

The Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians/l’Association Canadienne des Bibliothécaires Académiques Professionnels (CAPAL/ACBAP) is pleased to announce Donna Langille has been selected as the recipient of the 2018 CAPAL/ACBAP Bursary for Student Conference Attendance. Donna is a first year Master of Information Studies student at McGill University and sits on the National Student Committee as […]

The preliminary program for the CAPAL18-ACBAP18 conference is available now. A full conference program in both English and French will be available in the coming weeks. A reminder that the deadline for early bird registration is March 31st. Registration is available now on the Congress website – add CAPAL #304 in Section 3 of the […]