Here are just a few examples of what members and "friends" of CALL have been up to in recent weeks 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.

• Mandy Ostick (Norton Rose Fulbright) - @mostick - tweeted a link to the article A New Era for Managing and Finding Experience in Large Law Firms
• Megan Siu (Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta) - @megscellany - tweeted a link to the Edmonton Law Library Association's 15th Annual HeadStart training program
• Tim Knight (Osgoode Hall Law School) - @freemoth - tweeted a link to an article on Artificial Intelligence as Disruptor
• Tim also wrote a June 26 article on Slaw.ca called Be Aware, Be Very Aware - it describes a recent podcast interview with “an expert on how technology hijacks our psychological vulnerabilities”
• Jennifer McNenly (Fasken Martineau DuMoulin) - @mcnenlyj - tweeted a link to an article entitled New ‘Lexis Answers’ Brings Artificial Intelligence to Lexis Advance
  
• Jennifer also tweeted a link to an article on Creating and Using RSS in a Post-RSS World
• Karen Sawatzky (Law Society of Manitoba - LSM ) - @karensawatzky - tweeted a link to an article on the LSM library website about a Manitoba Court of Appeal decision that contained a significant analysis of what constitutes a delay in court proceedings
• Colin Lachance (CEO of Compass) -‏ @ColinLachance - and Kim Nayyer (University of Victoria) - @kimnayyer -  both tweeted a link to the list of the 2017 FastCase 50 legal visionaries and innovators (3 are Canadians)
• Martha Murphy (Ontario Workplace Tribunals Library) - @mmurphy18 - tweeted a link to a National post article York U. loses legal battle over copyright fees after court rejects fair use argument