Are Canadian readers reading more since the start of physical distancing? BookNet Canada did the study so you don't have to. booknetcanada.ca/blog/2020/4/15…

This is today, and I highly recommend you attend!

Since we couldn't gather in person for #TechForum, my fine colleagues BookNet Canada have been adding the speakers' sessions online! So much incredible free content, #CanLit #Publishing world! bit.ly/2T7FCj1

If you're not out protesting for #JusticeForRegis and #BlackLivesMatter, maybe you'll donate to support those who are? @StrappedTo started a bail fundraiser for our fellow Torontonians: bit.ly/2MdSXlV 1/2

Publishing, we should be more afraid of losing passionate & talented BIPOC colleagues from our orgs than we are of SHOWING that Black lives matter to us. Thoughts & prayers don’t cut it. We all learned “show, don’t tell” in highschool. We are long overdue on the SHOWING.

As we wrap up a semester of #EbookSchool and head into another, I want to talk about ASSIGNMENT EXTENSIONS and something about them that just grinds my gears (1/11)

Come work with me and my wonderful colleagues BookNet Canada, the finest group of nerds you’ll ever find. If you like books, data, and problem solving, maybe this job’s for you! booknetcanada.ca/jobs

In an update of the BookNet Canada study of book buyers and borrowers once again, we find that buyers who visit the library buy more books than buyers who don't.📚🤓 See more here: tinyurl.com/borrowbuyread2…

Since it's the third act of fall semester I'm returning to this thread about assignment extensions because I feel very passionately about it.

Bring me to your class! I'll bring all the graphs and numbers BookNet Canada will let me carry. (SO MANY.) 🤓📚

Earlier today, I was diagnosed as having suffered a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA), or what's commonly known as a mini-stroke. I'm 23 years old and I just had a stroke due to Covid-19 complications. Not taking this pandemic seriously? Keep reading.

BY POPULAR DEMAND (which is a wild thing to say), #EbookSchool is online again for a January semester start - so if your 2021 resolution is to learn how to make an accessible EPUB, join us! (Even if you have zero experience with code, you can do it!) tinyurl.com/ebookschool

Calling all #eprdctn and #EPUB nerds! Come join Rachel Comerford and I tomorrow for an interactive webinar of commiseration, education, and fun! Set those EPUBcheck results aside for an hour and play in the space with us! #TechForum bit.ly/3m0GMtI

Some of the libraries in Toronto are doing this brilliant 'grab and go' scheme for people who don't want to spend time inside browsing, but want to borrow books. I am intrigued by the 'murder and cats' grab bag 😅

It's (nearly) back-to-school time, and #EbookSchool is back in session for fall. If you want to learn about accessible digital publishing and EPUB development, come join the class this fall! continuing.ryerson.ca/search/publicC…

#EbookSchool is back in session starting in 2 weeks! If you want to learn about accessible digital publishing and EPUB development, this is the class for you! tinyurl.com/ebookschool

New Year, New Skills? If you’ve wanted to learn the basics of ebook development and bulk up your skills, there’s still space in my TMU course this upcoming semester! Come make ebooks and build your accessibility toolkit with me! #eprdctn #publishing tinyurl.com/ebookschool