Here are just a few examples of what members and friends of CALL have been up to in recent days on social media.

I describe friends as non-members of CALL who either follow us on the CALL listserv or who have attended a CALL event.

• If you want to read what people were tweeting about the recent CALL 2017 conference in Ottawa, you can click on the #callacbd2017 hashtag.
• Stéphanie Pham-Dang (Université de Montréal) @Steph_Pham_Dang tweeted a link to the pre-print of the article Journal publishers’ Big Deals: Are they worth it? in her institution's repository
• Notre ami Luc Marceau (UQAM) @bibjurUQAM a tweeté un lien à un article sur les classes inversées ("flipped classroom") Utiliser les techniques de la classe inversée pour enrichir les initiations à Zotero
• Jennifer McNenly (Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP) @mcnenlyj  tweeted a link to an article written by David Whelan (Law Society of Upper Canada) on One law librarian's approach, tips to negotiations, for new librarians 
• Melanie Hodges Neufeld (Law Society of Saskatchewan) wrote about mental health week in a series of recent blog posts (link to the latest one)
• Svetlana Kochkina (McGill) @McGillLawLibrar tweeted about Indigenous Canada, a MOOC that explores Indigenous histories and contemporary issues in Canada    
• Kim Nayyer (UVic) @kimnayyer and Kristin Hodgins (Justice BC) @kristinhodgins were tweeting the other day about organizing a panel at next year's CALL conference on failure and leadership