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Broadband 101
2016-06-07
This learning object is prepared in support of the consultations for Getting Started - Building a Broadband Consensus as part of the development of a broadband toolkit for use in Alberta.
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Communicating research findings to library and information science practitioners: A study of ISIC papers from 1996 to 2006.
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Julien, Heidi, Genuis, Shelagh, McKechnie, Lynne, Tami Oliphant
Introduction. This study examined if and how the results of information behaviour research are being interpreted and reported for application to the work of library and information science practitioners. Method. A content analysis was conducted of 117 research reports published in the 1996 to...
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2012
An analysis of first-stage social software guidelines of nine Canadian universities conducted in the 2012-13 academic year with the aim to reveal limits to academic freedom. Carleton University’s guidelines serve as the anchor case, while those of eight other institutions are included to signify...
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Enterprise Content Management Systems and the Application of Taylorism and Fordism to Intellectual Labour.
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Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Systems confer numerous advantages to corporations including superior data management, streamlining of office workflows and potential costs savings. However, a content analysis of ECM system technical white papers reveals that such systems are potentially...
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2008
The concept of the subjunctive mode provides a useful key in exploring narrative comprehension in different media. This article reports on a study in which twelve undergraduates, working in groups of three, read a novel, watched a movie, and played a digital game. Analysis of transcripts of their...
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Anna Wilson Disability in the Academy and Academic Library Profession
2016-10-19
Anna Wilson, University of Alberta The United Nations guiding principles of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities includes non- discrimination, full participation, and inclusion in society. Unfortunately, many scholars with disabilities are not represented in the academic and...
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LIS 598 Information Policy - Winter 2017 - Lecture 6 - Underlying Files
2017-02-10
This is the sixth lecture from the Winter 2017 offering of LIS 598 Information Policy. This lecture covers Surveillance. The lecture is available as a PowerPoint with audio or video (.wmv) file. All of the underlying files including the audio is available in the .zip file. Note that there is no...
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LIS 598 Information Policy - Winter 2017 - Lecture 7 - Underlying Files
2017-02-24
This is the seventh lecture from the Winter 2017 offering of LIS 598 Information Policy. This lecture covers Copyright. The lecture is available as a PowerPoint with audio or video (.wmv) file. All of the underlying files including the audio is available in the .zip file. Note that there is no...
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LIS 598 Information Policy - Winter 2017 - Lecture 2 Underlying Files
2017-01-12
This is the second lecture from the Winter 2017 offering of LIS 598 Information Policy. This lecture covers Information Society Theory and Discourse. The lecture is available as a PowerPoint with audio or video (.wmv) file. All of the underlying files including the text of the audio is...