Jennifer E. Moore, MSIS |
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The following projects were created for educational and non-profit purposes only. If you would like to view a sample of my writing or any of the following projects, please email me with your name, institution, and reason for viewing my work. Library Lesson 1: Figurative Language - Library lesson created for 4th grade classes on figurative language. Library Lesson 2: Poetry and MARE - Library lesson created for 4th grade classes on poetry and MARE. Sexual Information for Adolescents in Libraries - Final paper written for Doctoral Research and Theory Seminar I. Wine 101: Basics on a Budget - Web site created for Digital Media Design. Best viewed on Internet Explorer. Created with Denise G. Richey. Wine Quiz - PowerPoint presentation created for Digital Media Design. Created with Denise G. Richey. Ethical Issues: Preserving Items from Tragic and Horrific Events - Paper written for Introduction to Preservation. I examined the ethical issues of preserving and conserving items from tragic and horrific events such as the Holocaust. Current Preservation Issues in China - Paper written for Introduction to Preservation. I explored recent paper preservation practices in China. Problems and Potentials for Libraries and Their Visually Impaired Patrons - Paper written for Information Technologies and Information Professions. I explored the current problems visually impaired patrons experience at libraries and some potential solutions for these dilemmas. Library Field Observation of The Perry Perry-Castañeda Library - Paper written for Introduction to Information Resources and Services. I observed and analyzed the behaviors reference librarians exhibited during reference interviews. The Future of Reference - Paper written for Introduction to Information Resources and Services. I discussed the controversy surrounding the future of reference services. Information Needs and Information-Seeking Behaviors of Adolescents - Paper written for Introduction to Information Resources and Services. I examined the user group characteristics of adolescents, their current technological access, their information needs, and their information-seeking behaviors. A Critical Evaluation of “The Effect of the Web on Undergraduate Citation Behavior: A 2000 Update” - Paper co-authored with Michelle Campbell Thomas for Introduction to Research Methods. We evaluated a study on plagiarism among freshmen at Cornell University. The Presentation of the Holocaust in Children's Picture Books - Paper written for Visual Resources for Children. I discussed the controversy surrounding teaching the Holocaust in younger grades, and I studied the treatment of the Holocaust in seven children's picture books. The Holocaust: Number the Stars and Other Titles - PowerPoint created for Materials for Children. I present themes in Number the Stars, and I offer related titles, Web sites, and activities for a 4th or 5th grade Holocaust unit. David Wisniewski, Caldecott Winner - Paper written for Visual Resources for Youth. I provide biographical information and an examination of Wisniewski's works and his unique artistic style. David Wisniewski - PowerPoint created for Materials for Children. I provide biographical information, book summaries, and brief library lesson plans.
Last updated January 8, 2006
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