Webinaires à venir

AI, Access, and Editorial Ethics in an Unjust System
Présentateur: Emily Faubert
Début du webinaire: 8 octobre 2026 à 13 h 00

In June 2026, Canada released its national AI strategy, and within weeks, communities launched moratorium protests. “AI” is being disambiguated from extractive technology as a do-it-all tool, from emails to medical research. But editors encountering generated text know the truth–there is a huge difference between predictive and generative AI–LLMs generate…

Beyond Borders and Scraping Walls: Cross-Border Copyright, Web Scraping, and the AI Frontier for Canadian Publishers
Présentateur: Gavin Gillas
Début du webinaire: 13 octobre 2026 à 13 h 00

As generative AI platforms continue to ingest human-authored content on an industrial scale, writers, editors, and independent publishers face a shifting legal and professional landscape. This webinar demystifies US copyright law, text and data mining, and the mechanics of unauthorized web scraping. We will explore how large language models utilize…

What AI Misses: Editing Web Content for Real Readers
Présentateur: Natasha Netschay Davies
Début du webinaire: 14 octobre 2026 à 13 h 00

AI can generate web copy in seconds. It is less reliable at judging whether that copy is easy to scan, useful to the reader or suited to the page where it will appear. This practical webinar looks at the editor’s role in improving both AI-assisted and human-written web content. It…

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Enregistrements en vedette

L’IA au service de la révision
Présentateur: Joachim Lépine

L’IA a-t-elle une utilité en révision professionnelle? La réponse est un oui retentissant, mais peut-être pas pour les raisons que vous croyez! Cet atelier explique le fonctionnement de l’IA générative et les usages que vous pouvez en faire pour vous aider dans votre travail. Entre autres sujets à l’ordre du…

Newsletters, Emails and Presentations: Improving the Tools of Business Communication
Présentateur: Michelle Waitzman

Businesses and non-profit organizations use newsletters, emails and presentations to connect with clients and donors; keep staff informed; attract more business; raise their profile and stay accountable to regulators, shareholders and other key audiences. These important tools often don’t get the attention they deserve— like editing! This webinar uses plain…

Managing « Squirrel » Edits: Avoid Losing Your Way Chasing Global Edits
Présentateur: Claire Fossey

In a single document, a copy editor may encounter a combination of errors that are one-offs and errors that are likely to occur in multiple places. It may be tempting to pause a read-through to go check for other places where the same error occurs, and sometimes this can be…

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