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. 

Vous trouverez ci-dessous quelques exemples de ce que font les membres et "amis" de l'ACBD depuis quelques semaines sur les réseaux sociaux. Les amis sont des non-membres qui nous suivent sur la liste de discussion CALL-L ou qui ont déjà assisté à une activité de l'association.

• Margo Jeske (University of Ottawa) - @MargoJeske - tweeted about the 26th National Teach-In Kit produced by AALL. It includes hand-outs for legal research instruction on different topics. It is a good way of seeing what law librarians in the United States are doing. Elle a également tweeté un lien à un article paru dans Le Devoir qui explique comment Les universitaires abandonnent le livre au profit des revues en ligne.
• Tim Knight (Osgoode Hall) - @freemoth - tweeted about "Codify", a very promising tool to "Find and track all Canadian legislation."
• Alan Kilpatrick (Law Society of Saskatchewan) blogged about Indigenous law resources.
• Greg Lambert, President of AALL and a speaker at the CALL 2018 annual conference - @glambert - tweeted about the launch of his new podcast The Geek in Review.
• Jennifer McNenly (Fasken Martineau DuMoulin) - @mcnenlyj - tweeted a link to The 101 Most Useful Websites on the Internet. And on LinkedIn she shared an article about a US survey on library and knowledge professionals. It appears that AI, analytics, CI and KM are the most interesting trends.
• Sarah Sutherland (CanLII) - @parallaxinfo - tweeted a link to a report on the problems self-represented litigants have in getting access to simple documents such as court transcripts
• Daniel Boyer (McGill University) posted an article about the Michigan Guidelines on International Refugee Protection on the blog of the International Association of Law Libraries
• Kristin Hodgins (Legal Services Branch, BC Government) - @kristinhodgins - tweeted a link to the new and improved UK Hansard which now has British parliamentary debates going back to 1803.
• Karen Sawatzky (Law Society of Manitoba) - @karensawatzky - tweeted a link to a Law Society of BC mini documentary on the racism that Indigenous lawyers and law students face within the legal profession.
• And I wrote a blog post on Slaw.ca about Resources on US Supreme Court Nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh.