Greetings all – Here is a blog to add to your Feedly or other aggregator. Welcome @mmclaug8

Hey all – This Sunday your first reflective bog post is due: Blog Post #2: Description of Information Community you are choosing to explore for the course and the research paper. The post should be written clearly, with citations as needed, and free from errors. The Post #2 helper is intended to guide you.

Greetings all – this is a cross post from the Community Site – I had a question come in about students in INFO 200 interviewing or surveying members of their chosen community. This prompted some discussion amongst the 200 instructors and the chair of the Institutional Review Board (IRB) on campus. Some important clarifications follow. […]

Hey all – thanks to everyone who came to the session today. The questions were amazing!

Hello everyone! After much work, we have completed the OPML creation and organization. I appreciate all the participation feedback you gave on my post about how we would organize the feeds. I am super excited to read your intro posts via all the feeds I just added to my Feedly. All the course activity and […]

Hey all – I will be hosting a drop in class chat TOMORROW September 8th at Noon PT (for about 45 min). Please feel free to drop in and say hi. No agenda. Stay as long as you want. I’ll be having a cup of tea and will be glad to say hello or answer […]

Hey all – Up here in northern Michigan there is the tiniest bit of fall oil the air. “And summer became the fall…” goes the song. Our new module will go up on Monday as usual but please also enjoy the last holiday of the summer if you can. It’s always good to take a […]

Hey all – I am thrilled to see folks settling in. I wanted to share this date with you now if you’d like to attend. Also, I decided to not schedule on Labor Day weekend because many students may have plans. 🙂 I will be hosting a drop in class chat on September 8th at Noon […]

Hello all – We will start Module 1 on Monday. Hope you are settling in okay. The website “Hack Library School” offers up a timely article related to starting an LIS graduate program. Take a look!