Browsing Library Faculty Publications and Presentations by Title
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OJS @ Queen’s
(2012-04-23)Workshop on OJS @ Queen's, the Queen's University journal hosting service, held on April 23, 2012 -
The Opportunities and Challenges in the Adoption of E-books in Academic Law Libraries
(2012)This article discusses the opportunities and challenges that academic law libraries face in adopting e-books. E-books have the potential to enhance the delivery of services for users of academic law libraries, but a number ... -
Our Information Literacy Heritage: From Evolution to Revolution
(Canadian Library Association,, 2009)The article discusses the complexities of information literacy. It is stated that to be information literate, one must know when information is needed, where to find it, how it works, and how to use it. It also mentions ... -
Partnerships for progress: the evolution and future of the Health Science Information Consortium of Toronto.
(Special Libraries Association, Washington DC, 1998) -
Patent "Sightings": A Comparative Analysis of Patent Citation Search Tools Using Case Studies from the Engineering Literature
(American Society for Engineering Education, 2015-06)Citation searching is a well-known and widely used technique for locating relevant articles via networks of cited references. Specialized citation databases such as Google Scholar, Scopus, and Web of Science facilitate ... -
Patent Searching Back to the Future: How to Use Patent Classification Search Tools to Create Better Searches
(Canadian Engineering Education Association, Kingston, Ontario, 2010-06-07) -
Patents and Patent Searching
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The Practical Guide to Canadian Legal Research
(Carswell, Toronto, 2010) -
The Pro Se Patron in Canada
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The Procrustean Bed: A History of the Arrangement of the Al Purdy Fonds.
(2013-10)In 1969, Queen's University purchased the first set of papers from Al Purdy, one of Canada's foremost literary figures of the twentieth century. Over five decades and eleven accruals, a number of archivists have left their ... -
QSpace, Queen’s University Research & Learning Repository: Greater Visibility, Greater Access
(2010)Presentation describing Queen's digital learning & research repository: its features & benefits