College of Information Studies
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How do the Public Libraries Use Online Media Platform to Reach Small Business Owners?
(2021)Small business owners (SBO) do not generally think of libraries as business information sources, even though these organizations provide helpful business-related resources. Recent literature guides libraries about effective ... -
Memorizing the Sacred in the Digital Age: Exploring Qur’an Memorization Experiences Using Physical & Digital Formats
(2021)For centuries, millions of Muslims have been memorizing the entirety of the Qur’an, the holy scripture of Islam that provides guidance to its believers and contains over seventy-seven thousand words in Arabic. This study ... -
EXPLORATORY GRAPH BASED BOT DETECTION APPLICATION ON REDDIT SUBNETWORKS
(2021)Methods for detecting bots have traditionally focused on implementing machine learning systems to classify abnormal behavior. We focus on abnormal term usage as a markerof bot behavior around politically charged language ... -
From Oversharing to Sharenting: How Experts Govern Parents and Their Social Media Use
(2021)A newborn swaddled in a parent’s arms. A kindergartner posing on the first day of school. Such images, commonly found in family photo collections, now regularly appear on social media. At the same time, public discourse ... -
YOUNG ADULTS SEEKING, ENCOUNTERING, AND EVALUATING SEXUAL HEALTH INFORMATION ONLINE
(2021)Although earlier studies have examined the online sexual health information seeking and evaluation skills of young adults, the majority of them are at least five years old and few have utilized inclusive, LGBTQ+-friendly ...