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Blogs & Wikis Common Crafts

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Suly Paredes

The World Wide Web has many forms of communications and ways to let certain information out for the public to view, but one form, in my opinion, should be used differently. Wikis are not so big in spreading out to … Continue reading →

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Blogs: The End of the “Gatekeepers”?

Posted on February 5, 2012 by Liza

Blogs. They’re everywhere in the Internet and cover a wide-range of topics of interest, ranging from food to sports to news (either locally – based on where the blogger lives – or international headlines that the blogger deems to be … Continue reading →

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Notes from today, and reading for Monday, February 6

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Anne Leonard

Today we viewed a timeline of information technologies, considered the future of information technologies, and learned about the information cycle from a video produced by UTK Libaries. Chapter 1 of Badke raises some important issues that we did not fully … Continue reading →

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Integrity of Information

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Liza

Information. In this day and age, the Internet makes it possible for anyone to access it from any computer anywhere in the world. Along with that ability to access information comes the potentiality to add and/or edit to that pool … Continue reading →

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Notes from today, and reading and blogging assignments for Wednesday, 2/1

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Anne Leonard

For Wednesday, February 2, please read the preface and chapters 1 and 8 from Research Strategies by William Badke (hereafter known as Badke). Post one reading response blog post to the course blog; refer to the blogging guidelines for instructions … Continue reading →

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