Presentations
![Authority, Context, and Containers: Student Perceptions and Judgements When Using Google for School Work](/content/dam/research/presentations/2019/082619-connaway-authority-context-containers-ifla19.pptx.thumb.1280.1280.png)
Authority, Context, and Containers: Student Perceptions and Judgements When Using Google for School Work
Athens, Greece
Two of the investigators of the “Researching Students’ Information Choices” project provide an in-depth update on this project that examines and compares the judgments and perceptions of students as they select resources for science-related school inquiry projects.
Topics: Information Literacy, Research Methods
![Container Collapse: Student Search Choices and Implications for Instructional Interventions](/content/dam/research/presentations/2019/062219-connaway-rsic-ala19.pptx.thumb.1280.1280.png)
Container Collapse: Student Search Choices and Implications for Instructional Interventions
Washington, DC (USA)
This update from the project Researching Students’ Information Choices (RSIC) includes research and information concepts, methods, and the idea of “container collapse,” which describes the obscuring of information sources from the print containers that once provided visual context and cues to help individuals identify the documents’ origins.
Topics: Information Literacy, Research Methods