CRKN and Library and Archives Canada partner to improve access to digitized handwritten materials in Héritage Collection
The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and Library and Archives Canada (LAC) have partnered on a pilot project to improve access to LAC’s materials in the Héritage collection through Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR). The pilot project will process a subset of RG 10 collection, “Records relating to Indian Affairs,” with Transkribus ICR software developed by READ-COOP.
What is a Persistent Identifier (PID)?
New to PIDs? Consult the frequently asked questions below for an introduction!
Persistent Identifier (PID) Governance
The ORCID-CA and DataCite Canada Consortia are each governed by a volunteer committee composed of consortia members. They share a joint advisory committee.
Registration for the 2023 Member Summit & AGM is Now Open!
CRKN is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 2023 CRKN Member Summit & AGM, taking place from October 4–6 in Vancouver, BC. Events will take place at the Coast Coal Harbour Vancouver Hotel by APA and at the Simon Fraser University Downtown Vancouver Campus.
Call for nominations: 2024 Conference Planning Committee
CRKN is sharing a call for nominations for the 2024 Conference Planning Committee (CPC). As previously announced, CRKN has paused thematic virtual sessions for 2023, so that we can relaunch our conference as a separate event from the Member Summit and AGM.
CRKN and Public Knowledge Project (PKP) Extend Partnership!
The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) are pleased to announce the renewal of their partnership.
New to Chinese Canadian genealogy: C.I.44 records of registration
By June Chow. Originally published on the Library and Archives Canada Discover Blog on June 29, 2023.
CRKN and CARL release Towards Open Scholarship: A Canadian Research and Academic Library Action Plan to 2025
The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and the Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL) are pleased to share our joint action plan, Towards Open Scholarship: A Canadian Research and Academic Library Action Plan to 2025.
CRKN and Érudit renew their Partnership for Open Access for an additional two years
The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and Érudit are pleased to announce the renewal of their Partnership for Open Access (POA) for an additional two-year period. This extension will serve as a transition period to a new long-term partnership agreement planned for 2025 and will allow our organizations to build towards a ground-breaking reimagining of the Canadian open access landscape.