From LIS professor Dr. Jenna Hartel – The second episode of the *Information and Leisure* video series focuses entirely on the concept of leisure and a theoretical framework of leisure … Continue reading “Useful Video on Serious Leisure”
In our recent assignment chat (now available as a recording), we talked about a model that many INFO 200 students have found extremely useful when analyzing their chosen information communities: … Continue reading “Revisiting Hektor’s Model of Information Activities”
Thanks to all who attended! We covered a lot of ground with the Sources Survey, LRM and more. I hope the questions highlighted the way to navigate the assignments to … Continue reading “Assignment Q & A Recording!”
This guide will help you get started with the Information Sources Survey assignment:
This week, we explore the many types of research-based information sources and their various uses.
Greetings all – We will have an assignment Q & A session on Zoom on Sunday. Students are encouraged to attend if schedules allow. The session will be recorded. March 1 … Continue reading “Class Chat via Zoom: Assignment Q & A at 1pm PT Sunday!”
The Literature Review Matrix is intended to be critical exploration and evaluation of scholarly writings on a topic(in this case, your information community). In your formal research paper, the literature … Continue reading “Getting Started with…Literature Review Matrix”
Greetings all – From time to time I will share articles of note that you may use in your assignments if applicable. This one covers “Information Grounds.” Fisher, K.E., Landry, … Continue reading “Useful Article: Information Grounds on Campus”
Announcement for all sections of INFO 200 SP 2026 As you continue developing your blog reports and working toward the literature review matrix and final paper, I want to clarify … Continue reading “Using Scholarly Research in INFO 200”
