Tag Archives: Joyce Valenza

Truth, Lies, and the Internet: Where are the Librarians?

Posted on October 5, 2011 by thegreatnorthernlibrarian

Once again, Joyce Valenza has beaten me to the punch (damn, she’s good), but I want to address the recent report by Demos outlining UK students’ online information-seeking behaviour and abilities. School librarians may not be too shocked by the … Continue reading →

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The Evolution of Research

Posted on September 5, 2011 by thegreatnorthernlibrarian

I’m so pleased that Joyce Valenza has just posted this piece, which outlines the adaptation of the See Sally Research essay she co-authored with Doug Johnson into a TED talk. Both are long blog posts, but they perfectly capture the evolution … Continue reading →

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