Webinaires à venir

Editing with Values in the Age of AI
Présentateur: Paula John
Début du webinaire: 6 octobre 2026 à 13 h 00

In the current age of LLM’s (large language models) many people use AI as a part of their writing process. There are a host of ethical, personal, and practical reasons why Editors may choose not to work on AI-written, or assisted, texts. This webinar is for Editors at any stage…

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…

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Enregistrements en vedette

Academic Research Grants: Understanding the Peer Reviewers’ Perspective
Présentateur: Letitia Henville

Between November 2023 and July 2024, I interviewed over 150 former peer reviewers from the CIHR Project, NFRF Explorations, NSERC Discovery, and SSHRC Insight and Insight Development competitions. This webinar shares peer reviewers’ perspectives on reading, scoring, and discussing grant applications, and provides advice to grant editors based on peer…

Medicolegal Report Editing: Practical Tips for New Editors
Présentateur: Jahleen Turnbull-Sousa

Medical expert witnesses help the court by producing reports that paint a clinical picture of an individual at the centre of a legal case. But these reports often need thorough editing and fact-checking to ensure that they are clear, credible and compelling. This webinar offers 10 practical tips for editors…

Building a Portfolio Career: What to Do If AI Steals Your Editing Clients
Présentateur: Michelle Waitzman

Many editors are already seeing a drop in the amount of editing and proofreading work available because clients are turning to AI tools instead of human editors. This session will help editors explore other kinds of work that build on their existing skills and experience—work that AI can’t do. Editors…

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