The 2013 AAO Conference was held in Ottawa, Ontario from May 29-31, 2013. It was hosted by the AAO's AAO-E Chapter. 

The conference theme was Digital v Traditional Formats: Should You, When Could You, and Why on Earth Would You?

• Conference Program

Conference Papers

For the Archivist Association of Ontario Conference, May, 2013
By: Charles Levi, PhD

The University of Regina's Use of Digitization as an Access Tool
By: Mark Vajčner, University of Regina

Creating a Digital Scholarship Unit at the University of Toronto Scarborough
By: Sara Allain, Librarian, Kelli Babcock, Special Projects Librarian, and Paulina Rousseau, Digital Scholarship Librarian

Digital Records, Potential Slayers 
By: Rachel Barton, Archivist, Archives of Ontario 

Preserving Audio-Visual heritage: a National Archives of Zimbabwe (NAZ) Perspective
By: Amos Bishi (Archivist) 

Managing the MHSO Digital Archive Project
By: Cathy Leekam – Program Manager, Winston Loui – IT Manager - Multicultural History Society of Ontario

Digital Archiving: Indiana Jones Meets Dr. Who Or Who Is This Medium and Why Is She Trying to Send Me a Message?
By: Daniel S. Rosen

Preservation and Safety: Managing our Negative Collections
By: Michelle Goodridge

Proceedings of the AAO Awards Banquet, 30 May 2013, Ottawa, Ontario
By: Brian P. N. Beaven

Digital vs. traditional formats: should you, could you, and why on earth would you? Part 1
Library and Archives Canada

Digital vs. traditional formats: should you, could you, and why on earth would you? Part 2
Library and Archives Canada

Digital vs. traditional formats: should you, could you, and why on earth would you? Part 4
Library and Archives Canada