While reading Badke’s book, I found it interesting to see the way he expresses his opinions and knowledge in the sources we use in our daily lives. That is finding any kind of information, by using the social web, books, electronic devices, and so on. Badke shared in the first chapter the beginning of information and how it was used, and passed from generation to generation. Not forgetting to mention “tradition” which for Badke is a way of seeing what knowledge is. For example going from verbally to print information to now being able to have information seen in electronic devices, like a kindle. Badke made it clear that not all information found or shared could be reliable, for instance the world of Internet where any individual can share freely. Going to chapter 8 is why Badke shares some tips on ways to make research comfortable for our future works, and to also know how to find correctly the information we need.
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- December 5 – groups for the online documentation project | LIB 1201 Fall 2012 on Online documentation project
- Notes from today, and assignment for Wednesday, December 5 | LIB 1201 Fall 2012 on Online documentation project
- Notes from today, and reading & blogging assignment for Monday, December 3 | LIB 1201 Fall 2012 on Final Research Paper
- mhernandez55 on Citing and credibility- Miguel Olivares
- Notes from today, and assignment for Wednesday, November 28 | LIB 1201 Fall 2012 on Final Research Paper
t a g s
Badke baker blogging Copyright Digital Age digital media documentation facebook H.W homework Homework 3 homework one hw HW#7 hw5 Hw6 information_fog internet_searching joey joeysHW Journal LIB1201 library Media My own experience New Techology Online privacy online_documentation_project Pavlik plagiarism privacy producers of digital media public domain readings Research strategies research_paper_writing search engines social media syllabus Technology textbook wikipedia World Wide Web youtube zinesCategories
Archives
Meta