Primary needs-How do you go about seeking information? Or, what is your typical information seeking path?
How has this changed (or not) as the internet has become more accessible on phones or tablets?
What do you think about Lester and Koehler's idea the information seeking is a means of meeting primal needs?
Organization of information-If an information system (like a library, a book store,or database) weredesigned to fityour “natural information seeking behavior/style, that is,the way you most frequently look for information, how would it be organized?Do you have more than one?
Interview one of you Instructor or professor on the following questions?
Sample questions What is the position you hold at EDUniversity? How long have you been at EDU? What degree(s)/certificate(s) have you earned? From where? What is your primary teaching field? What interests you about this field? What classes do you teach at EDU? What is the best thing about teaching? What is the best piece of advice you could offer to college students to help them succeed? If you were going to study one other field beside your primary teaching field, which field would you pick? Why?
Transtutors to Answer below Questions?
What were your fears about interview your Professor/Instructor beforehand? Were these fears proven to be true or false? Explain.
What was the interview process like? Explain.
What are two (2) interesting things you learned about the faculty member?
How will knowing this faculty member better help you in your education and/or getting your college degree?
Overall, what is your impression of this whole project (no need to censor yourself here; I want your honest opinion)?
Your written assignment should be 350-400 words, typed in a Word document.