Canadian Association of Law Libraries Needs Volunteers to Create Content for CanLII
The Legal Research and Writing Special Interest Group of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries (CALL) is creating a working group to create content for the Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII).
CanLII would like CALL members to produce a minimum of eight instructional materials per year, particularly visual aids to assist users in understanding how to use CanLII (e.g., videos, infographics, etc.).
In exchange, CanLII will pay CALL $1000 per year for the non-exclusive right to publish the content on CanLII’s websites and social media accounts. Content creators would retain copyright or their work and receive proper attribution.
Interested CALL members can fill out this Google form and the people who run the Legal Research and Writing group will get in touch.
CanLII would like CALL members to produce a minimum of eight instructional materials per year, particularly visual aids to assist users in understanding how to use CanLII (e.g., videos, infographics, etc.).
In exchange, CanLII will pay CALL $1000 per year for the non-exclusive right to publish the content on CanLII’s websites and social media accounts. Content creators would retain copyright or their work and receive proper attribution.
Interested CALL members can fill out this Google form and the people who run the Legal Research and Writing group will get in touch.
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