LIS 202 • Section 301

Discussion Website for LIS 202 Section 301, Spring 2009: Information Divides & Differences in a Multicultural Society

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Government Policies

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I wanted to make a quick post about our discussion on how government policies have affected libraries lately. The Telecommunications Act of ...

Legacy

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In our study of legacy, I think it would be valuable to relate this video to broader concepts. I think the family did live life in the roun...
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Review

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Jaeger et al (2006) found that 99.6% of all public libraries provided Internet access on their public terminals. However, there were still t...

Chatman's Theory: Information Poverty & Life in the Round

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Information Poverty: 1. Secrecy 2. Deception 3. Risk-taking 4. Situational Relevance Life in the Round: 1. Small world- The Projects and the...
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Understanding digital inequality:comparing continued use behavioral models of the socio-economically advantaged & disadvantaged

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Hsieh, Rai & Keil How did computer use differ between disadvantaged (low-income) and advantaged (high-income) groups in this study? -Hed...

Thoughts on Class

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As the class comes to a close, I just wanted to sum up what I have learned and how the class effected my views on the issues presented.  I...
Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Final Exam

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How did Elfreda Chatman’s theories about Information Poverty and Life in the Round match the experiences of the Collins family in the docu...

Week 14: Servon, Chapter 9 Toward a New Agenda

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Policy Makers: pages 226-227 "Policy must work to close remaining divides, focusing specifically on the disabled, African-Americans, La...

Reading Race Online

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Burkhalter's article shows that race is not as anonymous and free online simply because there is a virtual space between online individu...

Reading 1 outline

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Since this study guide is vague compared to the other ones, I thought I would post an outline of the first article that I thought covered al...

Reading Race Online

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Considering the findings of the above article and Burkhalter's article-- what are some of the issues related to racial identity and onli...
Monday, May 11, 2009

Jaeger Article

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Jaeger et al. (2006) found that 99.6% of all public libraries provided Internet access on their public terminals. However, there were still ...
Monday, May 4, 2009

Group 1 video

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For my group video I helped come up with the projects original idea and helped put together questions that we would ask the people we were i...

Group 2 participation

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In our group, I filmed some of the scenes/skits, helped determine what we were going to say/act, and I also acted the scene relating income/...

Group 1 Video Participation

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For my role in our group's video project, I did a lot of brainstorming and then acting in the video. As a group, we sat down and shared ...

Group 3 Participation

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My contribution to our project was in the planning stage. I helped with brainstorming ideas, and I assisted the group on site in analyzing t...

Group Three Project Participation

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For my participation in our group 3 project, I helped with the input of ideas as to what direction our video should go (comparing computer a...

Group 3 Video:

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Sunday, May 3, 2009

group 3 participation

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My group and I worked well together in coming up with scenarios for our video. From the beginning we knew we wanted to look at libraries an...

Group 3- Participation

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I found this project to be a really good way of actually conceptualizing the ideas we learned in this class.  As a group member I was able t...
Thursday, April 30, 2009

Video Project - Group 4

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Here's Group 4's project from Andre, Hattie, Laura, Casey, Luke, and Lindsey. Enjoy!
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Group Video Response

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In the making of our video, I was in charge of video taping all of the interviews and editing/posting the video online. Along with the rest ...

Video Project- Group 1

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Here is the link to our video on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00atzq1Q5xQ
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

LIS Group Project

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Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Horizontal Networks Vs. Vertical

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One of the majority of our discussions was focused on The Three Industrial Revolutions and I wanted to expand on a previous post, with an em...
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  • A Smrstick
  • Alidz Oshagan
  • Andre
  • Blake Hewitt
  • Casey
  • Courtney Rohde
  • David Chiu
  • Dean Sundquist
  • Hattie
  • Jerad
  • Jessica
  • Kelly
  • Kevin Nieuwenhuis
  • Lindsey Mullarkey
  • Luke Justman
  • Marissa
  • Max B
  • Phil Carson
  • Professor Ethelene Whitmire
  • Sarah. R.
  • Seugnet
  • Tim
  • karen.krupinski
  • luke
  • lv
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