Module Start Dates
- Module 1 (2/01) – Information Communities
- Module 2 (2/08) – Researching Information Communities
- Module 3 (2/15) – Information Seeking Behavior 1
- Module 4 (2/22) – Information Seeking Behavior 2
- Module 5 (3/1) – Information Communities and Diverse Information Needs
- Module 6 (3/08) – Research-based Information Resources
- Module 7 (3/15) – Community-based Information Resources
- Module 8 (3/22) – User Experience
- Module 9 (4/05) – Intellectual Freedom and Information Communities
- Module 10 (4/12) – Information & Misinformation
- Module 11 (4/19) – Teaching and Learning
- Module 12 (4/26) – Global Information Communities
- Module 13 (5/03) – Emerging Technologies
- Module 14 (5/10) – Expanding Roles
- Module 15 (5/17) – Final Reflections
Blog Report Due Dates: (See assignment page for full descriptors.)
- Blog Post #1: Introduce yourself. (Participation) 2/07
- Blog Post #2: Describe the Information Community you are choosing to explore for the course and the research paper. NEW Due Date: 2/23
- Blog Post #3: Report on the information-seeking behavior and information needs of chosen community. NEW Due Date: 3/10
- Blog Post #4: Summarize one of the peer-reviewed articles relating to your information community you’ve found. NEW Due Date: 3/17 (Submit your URL for grading)
- Blog Post #5: Explore how libraries and information centers create learning and programming opportunities for your chosen community. 4/25
- Blog Post #6: Report on the issues your community may face on an international scale. 5/2
- Blog Post #7: Report on your community’s use of emerging technologies 5/9 (Submit your URL for grading)
- Blog Post #8: Personal reflection on information communities. (Participation) 5/17
Major Assignment Due Dates:
- Context Book Review: NEW Due Date: 3/3
- Information Sources Survey: NEW Due Date: 3/24
- Literature Review Matrix: 4/18
- Research Paper: 5/14 FRIDAY
Course Grading
Grading will be based on 100 possible points.
- All assignments are due on Sundays unless otherwise noted and must be turned in by 5 p.m. PT
- Major assignments should be submitted to Canvas (not your blog) using the file naming convention: “LastName_NameofAssignment” as a Word doc or PDF.
- Late submissions will be reduced by 20% of the total points possible for that assignment.
- If life circumstances require students to request an extension, please do so several days before the assignment is due or as soon as possible.
- Communication and interaction throughout the semester via the course site is expected and required.
- No incompletes are given for this section of INFO 200
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