School of Library, Archival and Information Studies -- UBC

Completed WWW Presentations for THIS TERM

Goldie Abaee	Pornography, Censorship, & the Internet: Issues & Opinions
Giselle Beggs	Geographic Information Systems: An Introduction
Dave Berry	Brave New World: The Portrayal of Science in the Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Jules Verne and H. G. Wells
Jing Bian	Internet Addiction
David Boudinot	Internet Addiction: a 21st century disorder
David Buchanan	The Impact of Information Technology on Mass Mobilization by Non Governmental Organizations
Camille Callison	Copyright
Tamara Cameron	The School Library Resource Centre
Jeff Davis	An Introduction to Linux
Heather Dean	Electronic Technology and the Book
Henian E	Clippings of Digital Services in Canadian Public Libraries
Akemi Eddy	Alex Hope Elementary School
Shirin Eshghi	Network Security
Patricia Gibson	The Digital Divide in Canada
Carol Gladstein	Seeing the Collection: the Virtual Museum
Khandaker M Shariful Islam	GIS ibrarianship: Exploring Untapped Opportunity
Poppy Johnson-Renvall	Technology in Fiction
Stephanie Karnosh	Technostress in Libraries
Catherine Lindsay	Artificial Intelligence and Science Fiction: Real Fears About Smart Technology in Popular Movies and Books
Chris McBartney	Internet Addiction
Angela MacDougall	Learning Online: Some Implications for Higher Education
Lynn MacNeil	A Canadian Literature Guide for Parents and Children Ages 0-13
Heather Marker	Museum Collections on the Web
Megan Meyer	Nerdy No More?a look at the image and status of librarians
Christopher Millard	Charles Ammi Cutter: A Chronology
James Moore	Information Overload: A "Bit" Too Much
Kristi Mulhern	The Image of Librarians in the Media
Lesley Perkins	Organizing the Chaos of the Internet
Sarbjit Kaur Randhawa	Kids Safety on the Internet: Role of the Parents
Suzanne Stroet	Activism and the Internet
Sarah Sutherland	Literacy Matters
Lindsay Ure	Portals and Gateways
Ryan Vernon	Virtual Communities
Christine Wallace	Librarian Spotting
Jen Waters	Weblogia: The New Online Community Where Anything is Possible
Valerie Wettlaufer	Computers and Your Health

SAMPLES OF ASSIGNMENT #4 DONE BY STUDENTS IN PREVIOUS TERMS

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LIBR 500: Foundations of Information Technology

Winter 2003 - 2004, Term 1

School of Library, Archival and Information Studies

The University of British Columbia

Completed WWW Presentations for THIS TERM

SAMPLES OF ASSIGNMENT #4 DONE BY STUDENTS IN PREVIOUS TERMS

LIBR 500: Foundations of Information Technology

Winter 2003 - 2004, Term 1 School of Library, Archival and Information Studies The University of British Columbia

Completed WWW Presentations for THIS TERM

SAMPLES OF ASSIGNMENT #4 DONE BY STUDENTS IN PREVIOUS TERMS

Winter 2003 - 2004, Term 1

School of Library, Archival and Information Studies

The University of British Columbia