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The Canadian contribution to literature, music, film, and other forms of creative expression is rich and deep. In this report, we explore the contours of this contribution, as it is manifested in the collections of libraries around the world.

Researchers will facilitate sessions, give presentations, and lead lightning talks on linked data in libraries.

The nation is experiencing an opioid epidemic. As communities across the country feel the epidemic’s impact, public health and human service organizations are implementing responses that include healthcare, education, law enforcement and the judicial...

Although a significant body of research addresses how scholars communicate with one another and how scientific information becomes news, little research examines how information consumers use and compare different iterations of the same information a...

OCLC's WebJunction will work to expand their Wikipedia + Libraries project to Mexico with a new grant from the Wikimedia Foundation.

Academics are increasingly using a variety of digital platforms, including social networking sites (SNS), to create and manage their scholarly identities (SI). Profiles on SI platforms can promote academics’ professional reputations and increase...

This April, researchers will present on topics including scholarly identity work, research data management, students' information choices, and research information management.

The university joins the 133 institution-strong RLP, dedicated to convening and connecting libraries around the world.

Fifteen public libraries that serve small US communities have been selected to participate in the Small Libraries Create Smart Spaces project led by OCLC in partnership with ARSL.

OCLC Research presented in a number of ways at ALA Midwinter, now videos and slides are available.

In February, the RLP will host a forum in Sydney and representatives of OCLC Research will attend and present at ALIA 2019.

In this role, Padilla will investigate and facilitate OCLC’s engagement with the library data science community and will help inform OCLC's research agenda.

2018 was a busy year at OCLC Research, and webinars are just one way we share our work. Watch 10 of the top webinars of the year - on demand and free.

Staff from OCLC Research and WebJunction will share work on many topics including Supercharged Storytimes, linked data, and information literacy.

A series of three webinars on the library and RDM are now available as recordings.