Human Information Interactions Syllabus Schedule Assignments Reference Literature

Information poverty, small worlds, and community contexts

Wednesday, 26 October 2016

Assigned reading

context
social-aspects
information-poverty
overload
community
small-worlds

Information poverty, small worlds, and community contexts - October 26, 2016 -

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John D. Martin III
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HUMAN INFORMATION INTERACTIONS | INLS 500-001 (Fall)
The behavioral and cognitive activities of those who interact with information, with emphasis on the role of information mediators. How information needs are recognized and resolved; use and dissemination of information.

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