Allan Cho

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I am an academic librarian and researcher who specializes in publishing, culture, and technology. In addition to consulting organizations on historical research and the use of learning technologies in higher education, I'm currently working on two research projects on GLAMs (galleries, libraries, archives, and museums) and leadership of the world's 21st century libraries. I'm actively engaged in my community and a co-founder of LiterASIAN Festival, the first Asian writer's festival in North America. I am actively involved in literary magazine publishing, having serving as Editor at Ricepaper Magazine. These experiences inform my professional work in community outreach and engagement.

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Library Café as a Place for Collaborative Learning: A Comparative Study between the University of Tsukuba, University of Hong Kong, and the University of British Columbia

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Allan Cho

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Web 3.0 (Presentation)

Mash-ups: Working in a Library Near you right now

Sla Dec2 2009

Community Historical Recognition Program (Introduction)

Social media in academic libraries

Bilingual Metadata and Discovery

Bringing History to the Library -- University-Community Engagement in the Academic Library

Bringing the Past to the Present

Libraries in a digital frontier - preserving chinese canadian cultural heritage

Mashing up the web” - combining, fusing, creating ideas in linking web 2.0 to web 3.0 (november 20, 2008)

Programs and services at ikblc (november 10, 2011)

Social media at the irving k. barber learning centre (may 18, 2010)

The Jim Wong-Chu Fonds

YouTube, social media, and academic libraries: building a digital collection

Bringing Old Perspectives to New Audiences: a history of BC’s First Bilingual Newspaper

Social media as an engagement, collection, and curriculum tool: Using YouTube as a case study

Library Café as a Place for Collaborative Learning: A Comparative Study between the University of Tsukuba, University of Hong Kong, and the University of British Columbia

Contextualizing a Classification System

Digital Humanities in East Asia

Ricepaper Magazine: Publishing From 1.0 to 2.0

Digital Scholarship in the Humanities & Social Sciences

Presentation for SFU's ASC-301-3 Asian Canadian Identities: Experiences & Perspectives Class

Decolonizing the Digital Humanities

The Role of Digital Humanities and Sharing Knowledge

What Colour is Your Diversity? Demystifying Diversity for Librarians

Supporting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Canadian Libraries

Decolonizing the Digital Humanities

Practicing Anti-Racism in Information Spaces: Notes From the Field