'Information universe' presentation slideshows

Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley 643-8566

Doing Research Online: A Crash Course. Where do you plug this damn thing in?. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 643-8566. What I hope you'll come away with. 1. The current lay of Information Land 2. A group of basic moves and features common to many online catalogs

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Film Research: The Basics

Film Research: The Basics. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 3-8666. Film Research: The Basics. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 3-8666. The point of all this. Describes organization of library information Point out some unique aspects of film as a research topic

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Film Research: The Basics

Film Research: The Basics. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 3-8666. Film Research: The Basics. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 3-8666. The point of all this. Describes organization of library information Point out some unique aspects of film as a research topic

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Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley 643-8566

Doing Research Online: A Crash Course. Where do you plug this damn thing in?. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 643-8566. The point of all this. Describe organization and content of library information universe

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Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley 643-8566

Doing TV Research Online: A Crash Course. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 643-8566. The point of all this. Describes organization of library information Introduce selected sources for finding books and journal topics online

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Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley 643-8566

Doing Research Online: A Crash Course. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 643-8566. The point of all this. Describes organization of library information Introduce selected online sources for finding books and journal articles .

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Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley 643-8566

Doing Research Online: A Crash Course. Where do you plug this damn thing in?. Gary Handman ghandman@library.berkeley.edu 643-8566. The point of all this. Describes organization of library information

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Ray Uzwyshyn , Ph.D. MLIS, ruzwyshyn@uwf

SATELITE v.1.0 A Statistical Analytic Toolset for ENDECA, LIBRARIES and Information Technology Environments. Ray Uzwyshyn , Ph.D. MLIS, ruzwyshyn@uwf.edu Head, Digital and Learning Technologies Stephen Fluharty, Web Developer, sfluharty@uwf.edu University of West Florida Libraries.

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The Information Universe of the (Near) Futur e

The Information Universe of the (Near) Futur e. Creative Commons License: allowed to share & remix, but must attribute & non-commercial. What it will look like. Why it needs infinite scalability. and how to achieve this with the Large Knowledge Collider.

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Ray Uzwyshyn , Ph.D. MLIS, ruzwyshyn@uwf

SATELITE v.1.0 A Statistical Analytic Toolset for ENDECA, LIBRARIES and Information Technology Environments. Ray Uzwyshyn , Ph.D. MLIS, ruzwyshyn@uwf.edu Head, Digital and Learning Technologies Stephen Fluharty, Web Developer, sfluharty@uwf.edu University of West Florida Libraries.

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The Digital Universe Decade Are you OK? Information Universe - 2011 Fall

The Digital Universe Decade Are you OK? Information Universe - 2011 Fall. Sep, 2011 Dookyoon , Han. Growing Information Universe. In 2009, The amount of information created and copied in the world grew by 62% nearly 80,000 petabytes(1peta = 1000000giga = 10^15)

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