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SUMMARY:Open Access Week Events 2014 at Ryerson University Library, On
 tario Canada
DESCRIPTION:Monday: Free Film Screening: The Internet's Own Boy: The S
 tory of Aaron Swartz.  October 20th, 2014 - 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in
  LIB489B, 4th floor of the Library\nThe Internet's Own Boy is the st
 ory of the life of programming prodigy and information activist Aaron 
 Swartz. To celebrate Open Access Week the Creative Commons version of
  the film will be screened. This event is open to the Ryerson communit
 y. \nTuesday: LTO Workshop: Liberate Your Course Materials: Open Acce
 ss and Copyright Free Resources For Your Teaching October 21, 2014 â€
 “ 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. in POD-372 \nIn this workshop, facilitated 
 by Ann Ludbrook, Copyright Librarian, and Dan Jakubek, GIS and Map Lib
 rarian we will highlight freely available course materials, textbooks,
  data sets, and multimedia. We will be providing participants with tip
 s, resources, and information on library services available to reduce 
 the work required to put together course readings.\nWednesday: Webinar
 : BC Open Textbook Project Oct 22nd, 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. in LIB489
 B, 4th floor of the Library\nTo celebrate International Open Access 
 Week, the Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL) and BCcamp
 us are presenting an informative and interactive webinar on digital o
 pen textbooks. \nThursday: Open Access update October 23, 2014 12
 :00 p.m.- 1:00 p.m. in YDI-1134 \nSpeakers: Gillian Byrne, Brian Ca
 meron, Greg Singer\nThe draft Tri-Council policy requires the deposit 
 of publicity-funded research into an open access repository. In this s
 ession, we will review the requirements of this policy and to ensure t
 hat researchers funded under the policy can satisfy the open access re
 quirements by self-archiving author post-prints into Ryerson's new dig
 ital repository. We will showcase the new repository, discuss the draf
 t policy and provide guidance with green open access strategies. \nLu
 nch will be provided. Please register online to attend. \nFriday: 
 Graduate Students Open Access Coffee House\nOct 24th 2:30 p.m - 4:
 00 p.m. Margaret Lawrence Room, SCC 201, Ryerson Student Union\n \n
 Want to learn more about Open Access? To celebrate International Open 
 Access Week Brian Cameron and Ann Ludbrook from the Library will discu
 ss the basics of Open Access (what it is, why we should care), how t
 o achieve open access, and what the library is doing to promote ope
 n access at Ryerson. \n\nFor more information visit http://legacy.op
 enaccessweek.org/events/open-access-week-events-2014-at-ryerson-univer
 sity-library
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CATEGORIES:international, open, access, week, event
LOCATION:Various
WEBSITE:http://library.ryerson.ca/blog/2014/10/coming-soon-open-access
 -week-at-ryerson-library/
URL:http://library.ryerson.ca/blog/2014/10/coming-soon-open-access-wee
 k-at-ryerson-library/
CONTACT:
ORGANIZER:Ann Ludbrook, Brian Cameron
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 rook":http://legacy.openaccessweek.org/profile/AnnLudbrook
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