John Dupuis

BCompSci (Concordia), MLIS (McGill)

I'm a science librarian at the Steacie Science & Engineering Library at York University in Toronto.  My collections and liaison areas include engineering, computer science, earth and space science, information technology, science and technology studies and the Natural Science program.

These days my main research interests are the future of academic libraries, blogging as professional development and the use of web 2.0 technologies by the academic community, ie scholars and publishers.

Visit Me on the Web

• Blog: Confessions of a Science Librarian  (old site)
  
  
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Publications and Presentations (YorkSpace)

Academic Blogging: Promoting your Research on the Web, Research Frontiers, 2009.

Web 2.0 Community Building Strategies: The World of Science 2.0. OLA Superconference, 2009.

Blogging for Professional Development. Web2.You, 2008.

My Job in 10 Years: The Future of Academic Libraries. OLA Superconfernce 2008.

Using Weblogs as a Professional Development Tool.  OLA Superconference 2007.