Spring 2008 Social and Organizational Informatics 778 Seminar in Information Science This course examines the various needs, uses, and consequences of information in organizational contexts. It offers an introduction to the inter-relationship between information, technology, and social behavior f rom an interdisciplinary perspective. We will examine, through active inquiry-based activities, in-depth discussion, and readings, the question of “How do people relate to, seek, and use information?” Topics include organizational theory and behavior and knowledge and information management with a focus on understanding how to foster innovation in an organizational setting. Course is applicable to those pursuing careers in public, academic, and special library and information settings. We will meet in-person on Tuesday’s from 2:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. Please contact Dr. Anne Perrault with any questions - perrault@gwm.sc.edu Anne Marie Perrault, Ph.D.
Any chance Dr. Perraults presentation (or parts thereof) is or will be available online? Sounds very interesting!
ReplyDeleteSorry. This was a live event and was not recorded.
ReplyDeleteWe will have many future events the remainder of this and next semester, and we will try to record as many as possible.
Travis
Guess I must be square since I wasn't there!
ReplyDelete(Thanks, Travis.)
- lc