INLS 180 Day 8 Notes

March 20, 2006

 

Faculty candidate feedback?

Launch conference notes

Interaction assignment due

Project updates next week

 

  1. One minute papers

Points

People treat media like other people

Gardeners are hard to replace

KM as a social/organizational phenomenon

New mass technologies always generate dystopia thinking (EPIC/googlezon)

Information consumer has responsibility for judging quality/accuracy

      Questions

Balance between persuasion/ease of use/simplicity and unbiased, quality service and learning?

How to collect data from people (self report) without exaggeration or bias?

Do mammalian brain response cross cultures (yes!)

Can technology improve KM?

What gives an info source credibility? Trust?

Has social networking changed KM practice?

How do you capture the ephemeral (and then what is it?)

 

2 Digital libraries and the sharium concept (slides)

 

 

3. Information Architecture issues and challenges---an IS profession? (slides)

            IA Summit this week in Vancouver, 500 people registered!

 

4. Discuss reading:

From blogs:  easy to use is not ONLY about II

                        NCSU Endeca OPAC

                        How are new fields born?

                        Library as an Amazon storefront?

                        Faculty should make students use library (not just google)???

                Rosenfeld:

                Lippincott:

 

5. Read for next week

Janes, J. (2002). Digital Reference: Reference librarian’s experiences and attitudes.  JASIST, 53(7), 549-566. (online)

Dewdney & Sheldrick Ross (1994).  Flying a light aircraft: Reference service evaluation from a user’s viewpoint.  RQ 34(2), 217-30. (SILS reserve)

 

 

6. One-minute paper concept

What was the big point you learned in class today?

What is the main, unanswered question you leave class with today?