Information literacy: a SIRG seminar
On Friday 26 January, the social informatics research group hosted a seminar on its research into information literacy. SIRG members were delighted to welcome attendance [more …]
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Full ECIL2023 papers published
In October, Social Informatics Research Group PhD researchers, Marina Milosheva and Drew Feeney, presented some of their work at the 2023 European Conference on Information Literacy (ECIL2023). The full [more …]
‘Information Literacy and Society’ project report published
Dr Bruce Ryan, Marina Milosheva and Associate Professor Peter Cruickshank have delivered their final report on the impacts of information literacy (IL) research on society. It is now available [more …]
Social Informatics researchers at ECIL 2023
This post follows on from the pre-event post. Two Social Informatics Research Group PhD research students – Marina Milosheva and Drew Feeney– were delighted to present their work at [more …]
Social Informatics Research Group at ECIL2023!
Two Social Informatics Research Group PhD researchers, Marina Milosheva and Drew Feeney, will present their work at the 2023 European Conference on Information Literacy (ECIL2023).
‘Information Literacy and Society’ project well under way
Earlier this year, Bruce Ryan, Marina Milosheva, and Peter Cruickshank started on a literature review project to understand the impacts of information literacy (IL) on society. In this project, Bruce, [more …]
#ISIC2022 at IBI-HU, Berlin: Marina presents the CIEL conceptual framework
The Information Seeking in Context (ISIC) 2022 conference is just around the corner! It will be held at the Humboldt University School of Library and [more …]
Information Literacy Impact Framework report published
Peter Cruickshank, Bruce Ryan and Marina Miloshava worked together to carry out a review of recent research literature on information literacy (IL) impact. This is [more …]
ASIS&T 24-Hour Global Conference: Research in Times of Crisis
On April 27, 2022, I had the pleasure of presenting work conducted by Marina Milosheva and myself, Rachel Salzano, at the inaugural ASIS&T 24-Hour Global [more …]
ASIS&T 24-hour global: A Participative Approach to Understanding the Hidden Curriculum
On Tuesday, April 26 and Wednesday, April 27, 2022, the ASIS&T 24-Hour Global Conference took place. Themed “Networking, Sharing, and Learning: Challenges and Opportunities”, it provided a [more …]