LIBR 500: Foundations of Information Technology

Presentations by current LIBR 500 students

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Jamie Anderson	Vancouver Public Library
Nancy Anderson	Introducing... Nancy Anderson
Emmanuel Bayo Aregbesola	The Journey to SLAIS
Greta Bahnemann	MINNEOGRAPHY: An Autobiography with links to a few things I love about Minnesota
Eugene Barsky	Episodes…
Dawn Bassett	A Life in the Theatre
David Blount	A Few Chapters From My Life
Celia Brinkerhoff	Five Treasures of the Snow
Anna Chabada	My European Adventures
Sally Siu Jone Chee	My Life So Far
Claire Dannenbaum	The BerkeleyCommunity Orchard
Hilary Dickson	What’s in a Name?
Mary-Ann Fowler	3 Ms and a Beagle:A True Story
Randy Gatley	put the needle on the record...
Kalen Gibb	A Brief Personal Overview
Kristy Hennings	An Aggregate of THINGSI Like
Cheryl Hill	Cheryl Hill - A Mini Bio
Janine Jevne	Janine’s Story
Kate Johnson	No Day at the Beach
Mahalakshmi Kumaran	Me, My Life
Virginia Lam	My Collection of Garden Designs
Noreen Ma	Kia, Not the Car
Janette McConville	Welcome to My Trip to Newfoundland
Kevin Madill	Who is Aunt Flora?
Julie Mitchell	Mass Romantic
Rebecca A. Morin	And You Are: A Brief History of Becky
Marilee Peters	A Beginner’s Guide to Treeplanting
Hope Power	Me: A Brief Introduction
Lisa Prothero	Before I was a Librarian….
Michelle Purdon	Me: A Retrospective
Catherine Ricard	Clips of Self(a presentation)
Hanna Ruotsalainen	All About Hannad
Mike Sainsbury	A Wonderful Addition to LIBR 500
Jenna Thomson	To Winnipeg and back: a roadtrip extravaganza
Christoph Voss	Welcome To My Life orWake Up and Be Somebody!
Haruna Watanabe	My Photo Album
Sherri Williams	Riding the Wave...
Kelly Woods	A Swing Story…

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SAMPLES OF ASSIGNMENT #1 DONE BY STUDENTS IN PREVIOUS TERMS

Please use Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher to view these presentations. They were created using Office 2000, Office XP, and Office 2001. If you do not have PowerPoint installed on your computer you should download and install the viewer. [click here]. Please note that some of the more advanced features used in the 2002/XP presentation will not display when using the viewer.

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