A (Belated) Holiday Gift to Information Science from INFIDEOS: Encouragement!
Each holiday season, INFIDEOS, my YouTube channel of educational videos, gives a gift to Information Science. This season’s treat arrives a little late but is... Read more.
Balloon Animal Twisting: An Information Workshop
One might expect students of Information Studies to take workshops on Python or metadata. But in an educational adventure I designed and teach, they are busy mastering... Read more.
Check Out Pedagogy Patchwork
Pedagogy Patchwork, a new 14-episode video series, has just been published at the YouTube channel, INFIDEOS. It contains a collection of creative classroom strategies... Read more.
A Round-Up of Holiday Gifts from INFIDEOS
In mid-December of each year, my YouTube channel, INFIDEOS, gives a gift to its subscribers and viewers. These multimedia creations are freely available to everyone... Read more.
Surfacing the ‘Silent Foundation’
The 12th episode in the What Makes This Paper Great? video series features “Surfacing the ‘Silent Foundation’: Which Information Behaviour Theories are Relevant... Read more.
Ethnography of Infrastructure by Susan Leigh Star
Susan Leigh Star (1954-2010) was an American sociologist who ranged widely across disciplines, and she was a much-loved and respected contributor to Information... Read more.
Information as Thing by Michael Buckland—What Makes This Paper Great?
Over 14 minutes, this 10th episode of the What Makes This Paper Great? video series unpacks, critiques, and celebrates Information as Thing. The video begins by... Read more.
Information Science Workout: Use Your Body to Learn Information Science!
A new video series at INFIDEOS, Information Science Workout, invites people to learn major concepts of Information Science through their bodies. This approach resonates... Read more.
INFIDEOS’ 2023 Holiday Gift to Information Science
For 2023, a new video series, An Archipelago of Information Science. The 7-episode playlist is on YouTube at INFIDEOS. The series explores ideas on the frontier... Read more.
Attending the ASIS&T Annual Meeting in London, England? Need to “Cover” a Class You are Teaching this Fall? Hold an Information Science Video Festival!
All educators occasionally wrestle with the matter of travel or other interruptions during the academic semester that take them away from the classroom. This posting... Read more.
