2019 Showcase
Exemplary student work
iSchool students gain a wide variety of skills as they fulfill course requirements. Some of the more innovative projects developed by students are showcased here to provide you with a glimpse into the breadth and depth of their investigations. We invite you to review them and be amazed…
INFO 200 — Information Communities
INFO 202 — Information Retrieval System Design
INFO 204 — Information Professions
INFO 220 — Digital Humanities
INFO 220 — Maps and GIS
INFO 244 — Online Searching
INFO 246 — Information Architecture
INFO 251 — Web Usability
INFO 281 — Digital Copyright
INFO 282 — Project Management
INFO 282 — Using Social Media for Competitive and Company Research
INFO 282 — The Emerging Future: Technology Issues and Trends
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Technology and the Law: Closing the Justice Gap
Susan Groux, 2019. INFO282. Instructor: S. Alman -
The Future of Medical Technology
Crystal Talley, 2019. INFO282. Instructor: S. Alman -
Emerging Future of the VR & AR Library
Diana Mills, 2019. INFO282. Instructor: S. Alman -
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? AI and Our Future
Stephan Robley, 2019. INFO282. Instructor: S. Alman -
What if we could live forever?
Danielle Meininger, 2019. INFO282. Instructor: S. Alman -
Facial Recognition
Genevieve Burns, 2019. INFO282. Instructor: S. Alman
INFO 284 — Tools, Services, and Methodologies for Digital Curation
INFO 286 — Interpersonal Communication Skills for Librarians
INFO 287 — The Hyperlinked Library
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The Joy Lab
Margaret Snyder, 2019. INFO287. Instructor: M. Stephens -
Emerging Technologies Symposium
Kristen Emmons, 2019. INFO287. Instructor: M. Stephens -
Our Stories, Our Connections
Chuck Koontz, 2019. INFO287. Instructor: M. Stephens
INFO 287 — Blockchain Technology
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Blockchain and the Information Professions LibGuide
Kyle Moreno, 2019. INFO287. Instructor: S. Alman