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An information resource refers to any material, tool, or medium that provides factual data, knowledge, or guidance for learning, research, or decision-making. It encompasses a wide range of formats, including books, journals, databases, websites, audiovisual content, and digital repositories. Information resources are typically organized, stored, and made accessible for users through libraries, archives, or online platforms. Unlike an information source, which is the origin or provider of the knowledge (like a person or an institution), an information resource is the product or recorded form of that knowledge. In educational settings, information resources are essential for teaching, learning, and academic inquiry, helping students and researchers explore topics, gather evidence, and develop informed perspectives. Effective use of information resources depends on the users ability to locate, evaluate, and apply them appropriately. As such, they play a critical role in promoting information literacy and supporting lifelong learning across various disciplines.
nformation Age and Its Types
Definition of the Information Age
The Information Agealso known as the Digital Age or Computer Ageis the current era of human history where the creation, distribution, and manipulation of information has become the most significant economic, cultural, and technological force. It began in the late 20th century with the rise of computers, the internet, and digital communication technologies.
Types of the Information Age (Key Phases)
1. Pre-Digital Age (Analog Information)
Time Period: Before 1970s
Tools: Print media, radio, film, typewriters
Characteristics: Information was shared through physical formats; slow and limited in reach.
2. Early Digital Age
Time Period: 1970s1990s
Tools: Personal computers, floppy disks, early databases
Characteristics: Shift to digital storage and computing; introduction of electronic documents and basic networking.
3. Internet Age
Time Period: 1990s2000s
Tools: Email, websites, search engines (Google, Yahoo)
Characteristics: Rapid spread of information online; websites become key information hubs.
4. Mobile and Social Age
Time Period: 2000s2010s
Tools: Smartphones, apps, social media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube)
Characteristics: Real-time communication; anyone can create and share information globally.
5. Data-Driven Age (Current)
Time Period: 2010spresent
Tools: AI, cloud computing, big data, IoT
Characteristics: Emphasis on data analytics, automation, personalized content, and machine learning.
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Fye And The Library Cincin Fye 09
- 1. Sherri B. SainesReference and Instruction LibrarianFirst Year Outreach CoordinatorHCS BibliographerOhio UniversityFYE and the Library: What I have learned so far
- 2. A simple Hello matters
- 3. It must be tied to a graded assignment
- 4. Students need active, relevant information
- 5. Be able to state your goals in one sentence.
- 6. We are all doing about the same things
- 7. No one knows how to market to 18-year-olds
- 9. Communication is rare and beautiful
- 10. Assess everything. Numbers = $$
- 11. It costs $$
- 12. Plan the whole first year library experience
- 13. Easy. Fun. Free. Fast. Effective.
- 14. Fear nothing.
- 15. Sherri B. SainesAlden LibraryOhio UniversityAthens, OHsaines@ohio.edu740-593-9587
- 16. BiblographyPrice, Christy. Why Dont My Students Think Im Groovy: The New Rs for Engaging Millennial Learners. The Teaching Professor, Aug / Sept 2009, Vol. 23 Issue 7, p7-8, 2p.Saines, Sherri, and Colleen Boff. Services for First Year Students. A section of Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki. http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Services_for_First_Year_Students. Sobel, Karen. Promoting Library Reference Services to First-Year Undergraduate Students: What Works? Reference & User Services Quarterly, Summer 2009, Vol. 48 Issue 4, p362-371, 10p. Hardesty, Larry L. The Role of the Library in the First College Year. Columbia, SC : NRCFYEST, University of South Carolina, 2007. (The Bible for FYE and libraries). Saines, Sherri. Find OUt First. http://www.library.ohiou.edu/newstudents/blog/