Embracing More of the Information
Life Cycle:
Opportunities for Academic
Librarians
by Jody DeRidder
The Information Life Cycle
Retrieval
and Use
Access,
Dissemination,
and Distribution
Production,
Processing,
Publication
Storage,
Archiving,
Disposition
Information
Creation
and Gathering
Hernon, Peter. 1994. Information Life Cycle: Its Place in the Management of U.S.
Government Information Resources. Government Information Quarterly (JAI
Press) 11:2, 143-170.
Instructional Librarians and the
Academic Commons
Cultivating the new seeds of scholarship
 providing resources
 providing instruction and guidance
 providing supportive venues for learning and discovery.
Lasting Scholarship;
a thing of strength and beauty
Creating preservation-ready scholarship
in OASIS OpenDocument XML format:
Open Office 2.0 !
Knowledge:
An Old Growth Forest