Jenna Hartel

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Teaching

At the Faculty of Information my teaching is centered on the Library and Information Science concentration.  Since arriving in 2008, I have taught four courses in the Master of Information program:

INF1310: Introduction to Reference
INF2330: Information Ethnography
INF2332: Information Behaviour
INF1005/6: Information Workshop on  The Liberal Arts Hobbies.

I have also offered two courses in our doctoral program:  

INF3001: Information Research - Foundations
INF3002: Contemporary Issues in Information Studies

Click on each course title for additional information, the syllabus, and student evaluations.

You can read about my teaching philosophy, here.




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The information horizon interview projects were created by students in the course INF1323, The Information Experience, at the University of Toronto's iSchool in the fall of 2017. The Information Horizons exhibition was curated by Ashley Nicol and Sara Stonehouse, under the supervision of Dr. Jenna Hartel.
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