During my educational and professional career, I learned much about information management, information searching, and information evaluation.

Information Management

Information management can be defined as (Government of Canada information management, 2015): “Information management is a discipline that directs and supports effective and efficient management of information in an organization, from planning and systems development to disposal and/or long-term preservation.” 

Here are some resources I created relating to information management:

Information Searching

Knowing how to search for and retrieve information is an important skill in research and in the library world. This involves:

Information Evaluation

Learning to evaluate information is an important part of information literacy, and is something that information professionals need to be able to do in their day-to-day lives. This can involve knowing how to spot fake news, or understand how to find reliable sources for a term paper, or knowing what to look for when assessing a given information source.

Here are samples of work I have done in previous years relating to the evaluation of information:

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