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Dr. Alexandre Fortier and Dr. Elaine M茅nard received The Best Overall Paper award for the highest ranked submission at the 46th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Information Science (CAIS) for their paper entitled "Quelles donn茅es satisferaient les utilisateurs de sites web de mus茅es?". Award papers are being presented on the first day of the conference (May 30, 2018) between 10:00-noon.

The complete paper will be published in an upcoming edition of the Journal of Information and Library Science (CJILS).

The School of Information Studies is pleased to announce that on December 8, 2017 Jonathan Dorey successfully defended his PhD in the School of Information Studies at 平特五不中. His thesis is entitled 鈥淎rchival interaction: a framework to assess university archives websites from the perspectives of history undergraduate students.鈥澨� The goal of this exploratory research is to provide an exhaustive portrait of the effectiveness and efficiency of Canadian university archives websites by extending to a Canadian context similar research that was done in the United States.

Prof听Guastavino will be featured on T茅l茅 Qu茅bec show Electrons Libres airing听November 17th at 18h30 for a short documentary on the Sounds of the City project

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W., Chen, B-C., &听Shu, F听(accepted).听Publish or impoverish: An investigation of the monetary reward system of science in China (1999-2016).听Aslib Journal of Information Management.听69(4)

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The goal of the proposed research is to investigate the metaliteracy knowledge and skills of millennials when seeking and using information not only for academia but also for their day-to-day lives. 听The metaliteracy construct encompasses the traditional scholarly information as well as alternative digital contents delivered through the Web, social media, wikis, blogs, etc. The target population of the study is the undergraduate students at different stages of their studies and across multiple disciplines.

Dr. Catherine Guastavino, Associate Professor and William Dawson Scholar, has received a 2016 SSHRC Insight Development Grant in collaboration with Ville de Montreal and Dumoulin Acoustics. Doctoral student Daniel Steele from the Multimodal Interaction Lab takes a leading role in the project. Visit 听for more information.

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Prof. Karyn Moffatt, Assistant Professor, 平特五不中 School of Information has been awarded the Tier 2 鈥� Canada Research Chair in Inclusive Social Computing

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