3. We will search for
information
We will Organize
information
4. What is the practical
difference between something
you cannot find and something
that does not exist?
difference between something
you cannot find and something
that does not exist?
6. Learning Goal 5:
Know the basics of information
architecture and knowledge
management along with ways digital
information can be structured for
retrieval and archival purposes
for different audiences.
7. In Other Words:
We’re going to study how
information is organized so we can
find information others have
organized and organize information
for others to find.
12. How to do Well in
this Class
A short piece on grades, grading, and
learning.
13. Grades aren’t the point
Grades are an abstraction of the point.
Learning is the point.
If I’ve done my job well, grades reflect learning.
If you’ve done your job well, you’ll be able to do new
things and do old things better.
These are starting definitions that we will be challenging later in the course. Search = using organization to find things Organize = working in advance to help searchers find things, putting things into order
Answer: nothing. (There are semantic differences that are significant, but practically speaking, not finding your ATM pin has the same outcome as not having an ATM pin: no money out of the ATM.
Not an intrinsic good. Organization is a MEANS to an END. Not “eat your broccoli” Alternate way of asking this question: why don’t we just leave stuff when we are done with it? Why not drop it on the floor?