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A well-liked (👍) video on Carol Kuhlthau’s Information Search Process just passed 1,000 views in 8 months, making it a rising star on INFIDEOS.
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A well-liked (👍) video on Carol Kuhlthau’s Information Search Process just passed 1,000 views in 8 months, making it a rising star on INFIDEOS.
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How can doctoral students make theoretical and conceptual contributions to the literature of Information Science, which is especially competitive at the highest philosophical levels?
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What Makes This Paper Great?, goes much deeper into the Information Science literature and lingers upon landmark papers.
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This article illustrates the connections among optimizing new technologies, KM and service delivery in the context of public libraries.
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More than ever, Information Science is attempting to understand how information is socially-constructed.
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As the Omicron variant of COVID-19 instigates a new wave of pandemic travel restrictions and global lockdowns, hospitality workers, including hotel workers, continue to suffer.
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Within the last five years, disinformation and misinformation have become part of our common vernacular. These terms are often misunderstood, misused, or even used interchangeably. Clarifying definitions are critical in a world of increasingly high-stakes information sharing, and this is of particular importance for information professionals.
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Where did Information Science come from? What are its theoretical, conceptual, and institutional precedents?
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Who do you believe when information authorities are in conflict?
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Introducing INFideos, a YouTube channel of educational videos about foundational ideas of Information Science.
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