This course will emphasize discussion, small group work, and in-class activities and experiments. Mostly, the tools and information you will need to use will be presented and developed in class. Similarly, readings, assignments and exercises have been chosen to prepare you to participate in the work of a given class period and should be completed by the beginning of the class for which they have been assigned. Late assignments will not be accepted.
Assignments are to be typed.
You are responsible for the University of Oregon policy on academic honesty. What is information and what is its place in society, Why is knowing the process of information creation, storage and transmission important Publication Cycles and the Research Process in various disciplines. American Library Association, 1989. Theories of Bibliographic Education . Other readings to be assigned.