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*It is expected the costs of printing CARL communications/advocacy materials will be recouped with sales. **Beyond work plan, will be covered appropriately without prejudice to the 46K in the budget. 7 April 8, 2010
December 2009 Questionnaire RE: International OA Week 2009 – successes & lessons learned At the 2009 Fall General Meeting of the Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL), which took place from November 10 to 13, the members of the CARL Scholarly Communications Committee agreed that it would be a good idea to share information about the events that various library staff across Canada organized to celebrate and promote International Open Access Week 2009 (October 19 to 23). Short summaries of the events that took place across Canadian university campuses, with a little bit of information on what worked well and what could have been done differently in hind sight, in no more than five or six sentences would be greatly appreciated. Information gathered in response to this request will be collated and made available on the CARL Website. To kick off Open Access Week, CARL sponsored a webcast and Q&A session with John Wilbanks, VP of Science at Creative Commons, on Monday October 19. The live, online Q&A session was held from 1:00 to 2:00pm. John Wilbanks answered questions from participants at 21 Universities across Canada. This was the first time we hosted an online webinar of this sort. Overall, it was well attended, and the audience was engaged asking some very interesting questions. Prior to, some people enquired if the event was going to be recorded. While this was not the case this year, for next year’s International Open Access Week we will see to having a podcast made available in order to accommodate those who may not be able to join the live event due other commitments or events. Bonjour, Document 17 Lors de l’Assemblée générale d'automne du 2009 de l'association des bibliothèques de recherche du Canada (ABRC), qui a eu lieu du 10 au 13 novembre, les membres du Comité sur la communication savante de l’ABRC ont décidé de partager des informations sur les événements que divers personnels des bibliothèques à travers le Canada ont organisés pour célébrer et promouvoir la Semaine internationale du libre accès 2009 (le 19 au 23 octobre). Afin de nous aider, nous vous demandons de nous envoyer des résumés d’événements qui ont eu lieu sur vos campus. Prière d’inclure un peu d'information sur ce qu’a bien réussi et ce qui pourrait avoir été fait différemment d’après coup (pas plus de cinq ou six phrases seraient très appréciées). Les informations recueillies à cette demande seront assemblées et rendues disponibles sur le site Web de l’ABRC. Pour lancer la Semaine du libre accès, l’ABRC a commanditée une webdiffusion et une séance de Q et R avec John Wilbanks, vice‐président chargé des sciences, Creative Commons, le lundi 19 octobre 2009. La séance en direct de Q et R en ligne a eu lieu de 13 h à 14 h. John Wilbanks a répondu à des questions des participants de 21 universités à travers le Canada. L’évènement a été bien assisté et les participants ont été bien engagés en posant des questions intéressantes. Avant la session, on nous a demandé si l’évènement serait enregistré. Ça n’a pas été le cas cette année, mais pour la prochaine Semaine internationale du libre accès nous avons l’intention de faire un podcast qui sera affiché sur notre site Web pour accommoder ceux qui ne pourront pas se joindre à nous en raison d’autres engagements ou évènements. 1
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