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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 …]
Our article “An information literacy lens on community representation for participatory budgeting in Brazil ” has now been published by the Journal of Information Literacy
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 …]
Back in 2019, Wegene Demeke and I (Bruce Ryan) carried out a research visit to São Paulo City in Brazil, kindly funded by the Global [more …]
A study of online safety and digital literacy of academic researchers working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic David Haynes and Rachel Salzano at the [more …]
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 …]
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 …]
Three new information literacy outputs were recently published by CSI’s visiting Professor Brian Detlor and second-year PhD student Marina Milosheva. The first of the three [more …]
Dr Leo Appleton and Professor Hazel Hall have recently published one of the two final outputs from Leo’s PhD, completed within the Centre for Social [more …]
The Centre for Social Informatics is currently home to five PhD students who are funded by Skills Development Scotland’s partnership with the Scottish Graduate School [more …]
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