Programme

Le programme détaillé est disponible en PDF ici, et les actes du congrès sont disponibles ici.

Évènement pré-congres

26 mai: Archives in Action Workshop: Toward a National Policy Action Plan for Marginalized and Vulnerable Audiovisual Archives (14h30-16h30) suivi d’une projection de film et d’un panel (16h30-21h30)

Programme du congrès

  • veuillez noter que les plages horaires indiquées sont à l’Heure Avancée de L’Atlantique (HAA).
  • Les présentations dureront 25 minutes. Nous recommandons une présentation de 15 minutes suivie de 10 minutes de questions. Toutes les sessions seront hybrides et bénéficieront d’une participation à la fois en présentiel et en ligne. Chaque session aura un modérateur et un bénévole assignés pour aider avec la technologie. Vous pouvez accéder à vos diapositives via votre ordinateur personnel, une clé USB, ou en envoyant vos diapositives à l’adresse conference@cais-acsi.ca. Les présentateurs virtuels utiliseront le partage d’écran sur Zoom.
  • Les affiches virtuelles auront 5 minutes pour la présentation et 5 minutes pour les questions. Veuillez partager votre affiche via le partage d’écran lors de votre présentation sur Zoom. Les liens seront disponibles sur le site web de la conférence. Cette session sera modérée.
Jour 1 - Mardi, 27 mai
Heure (ADT)Activité
8:15am - 9:00amEnregistrement - Rowe Atrium
Séance d'ouverture Session - Rowe 1009 et Zoom A
Modérateur: Philippe Mongeon
9:00am - 9:20amMots d'ouverture
9:20am - 10:20amLibraries at the End of the World (conférence pléniaire)
Emily Drabinski
10:20am - 10:40amPause
Prix de l'ACSI et du congrès - Rowe 1009 et Zoom A
Modératrice: Ping li
10:40am - 11:10amPrésentation des prix
Ping Li
11:10am - 11:35amWhat Does a Librarian Look Like? Understanding Undergraduate Student Perceptions of Librarians (Best Paper)
Sarah Barriage, Beth Strickland Bloch, Ena Prskalo
11:35am - 12:00pmCycles of Bias: Soft Censorship in Libraries (Best Student Paper)
Adelaide Tracey, Anton Boudreau Ninkov
12:00pm - 12:25pmExploring Dehumanization and Infrahumanization as Underlying Factors in Misinformation Belief and Spread (Best Practitioner Paper)
Andrew Weiss, Souvick Ghosh, Frances Johnson
12:25pm - 1:25pmLunch
Séance 1 - Rowe 1007 - Zoom A
Modératrice: Chantal Ripp
Séance 2 - Rowe 1016 - Zoom B
Modératrice: Constance Poitras
1:25pm - 1:50pmSupported Yet Isolated: Graduate Student Perspectives on Building Community Through Discussion Forums in an Online Accelerated MLIS Program
Mary H. Moen, Lauren H. Mandel
1:25pm - 1:50pmApplication des GML et des technologies sémantiques pour l'extraction de données dans les revues de littérature : Une étude pilote en sciences de l'information
Camille Demers
1:50pm - 2:15pmTheorizing Improved NLP Features for Promoting Behavior that Supports CMC Users’ Subjective Well-Being
Sarah E. Cornwell, Nicole S. Delellis, Dominique Kelly, Yifan Liu, Alexandre Mayhew, Yimin Chen, Victoria L. Rubin
1:50pm - 2:15pmA Study of Graduate Students’ Experiences of Artificial Intelligence at the University of New Brunswick
Catherine Gracey, Julie Morris, Richelle Witherspoon, Erik Moore
2:15pm - 2:40pmCanadian Libraries Use by Immigrants from Ukraine: Work in Progress
Lana Soglasnova, Veronika Makarova
2:15pm - 2:40pmAdventurers and Algorithms: AI and the Evolution of TTRPG Gameplay
Juliana Hirt, Wan-Chen Lee
2:40pm - 2:55pmPause - Rowe Atrium
Atelier - Rowe 1007 - en personne seulement
Séance 3 - Rowe 1016 - Zoom B
Modérateur: Bertrum MacDonald
2:55pm - 4:10pmRespectful Terminologies Workshop (in person only)
Stacy Allison-Cassin, Camille Callison
2:55pm - 3:20pmFurther to Go: The Pervasive Use of Undesirable Models and Language in Research on Neurodivergence in Academic Libraries
Catharina Ochsner, Jesse David Dinneen
3:20pm - 3:45pmBlack Women In STEM: Reimagining the Role of Information Science as a Pathway to STEM Equity in the United States
Joanna Adewunmi, Melissa Ocepek
3:20pm - 3:45pmFraming Disability: Understanding the Future of Post-Secondary Student Accessibility Accommodations by Documenting Past Experiences
Drew Fitzgerald
3:45pm - 4:10pmTeaching with Archival Materials Using a Trauma-Informed Framework
Jennifer Follen
4:10pm - 5:00pmPause et présentations par affiches - Rowe Atrium
AffichesDocument Analysis and Information Behavior of Pre-Service Teacher Perceptions of ChatGPT Generated Lesson Plans
Logan Rath, Peter Kalenda

Steering the Narrative: An Analysis of how Cybersecurity Rhetoric is used to Hinder the Right to Repair
Jasvinder Mann, Alissa Centivany

Mind your own Business? Business Database Subscriptions in Atlantic Canadian Postsecondary Libraries
Nicole Slipp, Nicole Marcoux

Digital Serious Games as Tools to Support Education: Information Practices of Teachers, Integretion Perspectives and Challenges of their Preservation at the French National Library (BNF)
Mamoudou Ndiaye, Raphaëlle Fabrice

Personal and Professional Information Behaviours of Comic and Graphic Novel Librarians in Toronto
Alexandra Landy

Patterns of Chat Users: Analyzing Repeat Users of a Consortium-Level Virtual Reference Service
Guinsly Mondesir, Maggie Gordon, Chelsie Lalonde, Yoonhee Lee, Usman Malik, Sherri Sunstrum

Reading the province: Creating a multiliteracy assessment framework for Nova Scotia
Madelaine Hare, Poppy Riddle, Sandra Toze, Wendy Kraglund-Gauthier, Alison Brown, Lindsay McNiff, Jayne Hunter

Librarian Use of the Knowledge Practices and Dispositions in the ACRL Framework
Logan Rath, Heidi Julien

Libraries in the Spotlight: First Amendment Auditors and Social Media Commentary
Jasvinder Mann

5:00pm - 8:00pmRéception - The Social
Jour 2 - Mercredi,28 mai
8:15am - 9:00amCafé et pâtisseries - Rowe Atrium
Séance 4 - Rowe 1007 - Zoom A
Modératrice: Ping Li
Séance 5 - Rowe 1016 - Zoom B
Modérateur: Anton Boudreau Ninkov
9:00am - 9:25amExtreme Sport and Information: Initial Findings of Technical Cave Diver’s Information-Seeking Behaviours
Toni Beaton, Stacy Allison-Cassin
9:00am - 9:25amA Window into Generative Artificial Intelligence Under Copyright Law & Policy in Canada
Alissa Centivany
9:25am - 9:50amParental HIV Disclosure: Scoping Literature Review with a Lens on Information Behavior
Katherine Veeninga
9:25am - 9:50amAI in Canadian LIS Journals: A Text Analysis
Emily Kroeker, Gail M. Thornton
9:50am - 10:15amEmployment-Related Information Experiences of Bangladeshi Immigrants in New York City
Nafiz Zaman Shuva
9:50am - 10:15amConceptualizations of Information Science by Large Language Models
Ali Shiri
10:15am - 10:30amPause - Rowe Atrium
Séance 6 - Rowe 1007 - Zoom A
Modératrice: Julia Bullard
Séance 7 - Rowe 1016 - Zoom B
Modérateur: Nafiz Shuva
10:30am - 10:55amKnowledge Organization in a Dangerous Time (Panel)
Julia Bullard, Melissa Adler, Stacy Allison-Cassin, Sharon Farnel, Ali Shiri
10:30am - 10:55amCultural Heritage Informatics: Past, Present, and Future
Tyler Youngman, Sebastian Modrow, Isaac Meth
10:55am - 11:20amPublic Library-Led Digital Literacy Training to Older Adults in Social Housing
Brian Detlor
11:20am - 11:45amThe Librarian’s Role in Fostering Positive School-Wide Reading Culture in Georgia Schools
Sarah Sansbury
11:45am - 1:00pmLunch (Atrium) + Présentations par affiches virtuelles (Rowe 1007 - Zoom A)
Modératrice: Lubna Daraz


Affiches
Les affiches seront présentées dans l'ordre suivant (5 minutes par présentaton + 5 minutes de questions):

Digital Search and Health Insurance Literacy in the U.S.
Amanda Lockett, Samaneh Borji

Semantic Knowledge Management: Towards a Novel Knowledge Representation Perspective
Mayukh Bagchi

Common Issues and Uncommon Solutions to Cataloguing Comic Books in Libraries
Asmita Gupta

Understanding Information-Sharing of Artist-Researchers: Emerging Themes
Andrea Kampen

Soft Skills are Important in Doctoral Degree Program: A Reflection by Doctoral Students
Dinesh Rathi, Jennifer Branch-Mueller

Organizational Culture as a Catalyst for Effective Knowledge Management in Healthcare Delivery among Nurses: Exploring the Link Between Culture and Knowledge Processes in Nursing Practice
Olateju Jumoke Ajanaku

Advancing Environmental Sustainability in Academic Libraries: A Process-Oriented Approach
Virginia Pow, Lauren Stieglitz, Olesya Komarnytska, Tim Klassen

Séance 8 - Rowe 1007 - Zoom A
Modératrice: Maddie Hare
Séance 9 - Rowe 1016 - Zoom B
Modérateur: Marc-André Simard
Forum de la recherche étudiante - Rowe 5053 - Zoom C
1:00pm - 1:25pmAddressing Teen Mental Health Needs at Individual and Community Levels
Irene Lopatovska, Allison Cathey, Celia Coan, Melissa Bowden, Harrison Cortellesi, Alain Laforest, Van Nguyen, Hannah Ramirez
1:00pm - 1:25pmDiamond Open Access and Open Infrastructures Have Shaped the Canadian Scholarly Journal Landscape Since the Start of the Digital Era
Simon van Bellen, Lucía Céspedes
1:00pm - 2:15pmForum de la recherche étudiante
Organisatrice: Constance Poitras
1:25pm - 1:50pmLibrary SCEB Model: Advocating Positive Psychology Interventions in Library Settings
Sodiq Onaolapo, Victoria Rubin
1:25pm - 1:50pmA Bibliometric Analysis of Research by Canadian Library and Information Science Academics and Practitioners
Jean-Sébastien Sauvé, Madelaine Hare, Geoff Krause, Constance Poitras, Poppy Riddle, Philippe Mongeon
1:50pm - 2:15pm"Like a splinter had come out of her": A poetic inquiry of shared reading
Alison Brown
1:50pm - 2:15pmExploring Alternative Formats of University-Community Engaged Knowledge Mobilization
Heather O'Brien, Evan Mauro, Kirby Manià, Avneet Dhillon
2:15pm - 2:30pmPause
Séance 10 - Rowe 1007 - Zoom A
Modérateur: Geoff Krause
Rowe 5053 - Zoom C
2:30pm - 2:55pmInformation, the Library, and Late(r) Capitalist Ideology
John Budd
2:30pm - 2:55pmForum de la recherche étudiante
Organisatrice: Constance Poitras
2:55pm - 3:20pm"Why should I Stay?" Canadian Black Youth and Public Libraries
Amber Matthews
3:20pm - 3:45pmSupporting Global Equity in Documentary Heritage with a Free, Minimal Computing Solution for Creating Sustainable and Accessible Digital Exhibitions: The Case of Zulima
Pamela Carson, Francisco Berrizbeitia
6:00pmSouper et musique au Old Triangle
Day 3 - Thursday, May 29
9:15am - 9:40amCoffee and Pastries- Rowe Atrium
Séance 11 - Rowe 1007 - Zoom A
Modérateur: Philippe Mongeon
Séance 12 - Rowe 1016 - Zoom B
Modératrice: Poppy Riddle
9:40am - 10:05amL’état des frontières sous-disciplinaires en bibliothéconomie et sciences de l’information : entre porosité et étanchéité
Constance Poitras
9:40am - 10:05amInformation Management Practices and Methodologies in Architecting Information Systems
Tatiana Orel, Inge Alberts, Mary Cavanagh
10:05am - 10:30amMapping SDGs by Faculty to Find New Interdisciplinary Collaborations: a Type of Linked Literature Analysis
Jeffrey Demaine
10:05am - 10:30amAn Evidence-Based Approach to Advancing Open Science at the University of Ottawa: Experiences from the Open Science Working Group
Leigh-Ann Butler, Madelaine Hare, Saskia van Walsum, Chantal Ripp, Stefanie Haustein
10:30am - 10:55amDiscriminations au sein des professions et métiers documentaires au québec, qu’en est-il? Résultats d’une enquête sur la réconciliation, l’équité, la diversité et l’inclusion (RÉDI)
Christine Dufour, Marie D. Martel, Micheline Brûlé, Jennifer Ricard, Julie Lise Simard
10:30am - 10:55amReversing the Gaze: Ontario Public Library Managers’ Perception of and Experience with Accommodation for Disability
Heather Hill, Kevin Oswald
10:55am - 11:20amInvestigating document type discrepancies between OpenAlex and the Web of Science
Philippe Mongeon, Madelaine Hare, Geoff Krause, Rebecca Marjoram, Poppy Riddle, Rémi Toupin, Summer Wilson
10:55am - 11:20am"Policies and Training Empowers Staff and Management to Act": Preliminary Findings From the Patron-Perpetrated (PPSH) Policies and Procedures Survey
Danielle Allard, Tami Oliphant
Cérémonie de clôture - Rowe 1007 - Zoom A
11:20am - 11:40amCérémonie de clôture
Comité organisateur, Mike Smit (doyen)
11:40am - 12:00pmPause + lunch
12:00pm - 2:00pmAssemblée générale annuelle de l'ACSI
2:25pm - 4:00pmVisite guidée du site Historique National de la Citadèle d'Halifax

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Programme social

Nous sommes heureux d’offrir aux participants du congrès quelques activités de réseautage dans un atmosphère informel.

Jour 1: Réception au The Social

The Social poster

Jour 2: Diner au Old Triangle

Old Triangle poster

Jour 3: Visite guidée du Lieu historique national de la Citadelle-d’Halifax!

Citadel Tour poster

Commenditaires

Merci à nos commenditaires pour leur précieux soutien.

  • Fédération des science humaines (Fonds pour les initiatives d’EDID)

  • L’Association des bibliothèques de recherche du Canada (ABRC)

  • Érudit

  • ASIS&T Canada Chapter

  • Fédération des science humaines (Fonds pour les initiatives d’EDID)

  • L’Association des bibliothèques de recherche du Canada (ABRC)

  • Érudit

  • ASIS&T Canada Chapter

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