Ever ponder any of the following questions… Can a patron require us to accept a gift subscription to a publication we don’t want in our collection? A faculty member wants us to scan and upload a chapter a week from the same textbook, can we do that? Can I play music during a story hour and have… Read more »
Departmental
Exciting 1 credit hour course for Spring 2021: LIS S604 Section 32495 Plug, Play, Personalize
Do you enjoy customizing or playing around with various web interfaces and tools? A three week version of LIS S604: Plug, Play, and Personalize will be offered January 19 – February 9. In this one credit course, students will get the opportunity to play around with the Canvas Learning Management Systems (LMS) as well as… Read more »
We regret to announce that our associate faculty member, Elsa Kramer, passed away on November 7, 2020.
We regret to announce that our associate faculty member, Elsa Kramer, passed away on November 7, 2020. We are saddened at her loss; she was an energetic and dedicated instructor in library science for many years. Full details are available at: https://flannerbuchanan.com/obit/elsa-florence-kramer/ We know this news comes as a shock, and in these unprecedented times we… Read more »
Global Classroom Initiative
The School of Informatics and Computing is eager to facilitate international collaborations and has asked faculty to consider adding an international dimension to classes. William Helling (LIS) has just received approval to be one of the participants in the IU Global Classroom initiative. This special program “offers instructors a way to add an international component… Read more »
It’s ePortfolio time! Let’s review!
For those of you who are progressing through the program, we want to send a reminder of the upcoming ePortfolio deadlines and what is expected. When students start their second year in the program, you should receive an email from Angie Harmon (avincibo@iu.edu) informing you that this is your semester to submit your Program Goals… Read more »