You’ve been accepted to the iSchool (yay!) and you’ve enrolled in your courses. Now you’re sailing smoothly through your coursework on Canvas and…wait. You’re not? That’s okay, help is easy to find and there are a lot of simple solutions to the technical difficulties you may be experiencing.
Alfredo Alcantar, the iSchool tech staff’s coordinator for the learning management system (aka the LMS—the iSchool uses Canvas) has a lot of answers to your questions, so don’t worry. He and Dale David, instructional media developer and Canvas administrator, are the ones who make the technology and the learning systems work for you.
Whether you’re a prospective student just starting at the iSchool, or gathering up your past course assignments and putting together your 
From time to time, iSchool faculty and staff receive thoughtful, unsolicited letters from alumni and current students who want to share their thoughts about the program and how it has affected their lives and careers. We love getting these letters, and we learn a lot from them. 
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Social media platforms like Pinterest can be a great way to gather helpful tips, keep track of essential resources, and find out about interesting events and developments in the world of libraries and information management. The iSchool has a lot of great Pinterest boards, including some that are especially helpful to new students.
The iSchool likes to be on the edge of new technology, and since so many iSchool students are currently working in library, information technology and information governance fields, these technology courses are especially useful for taking skills right from the course and into the job setting.
From time to time, iSchool faculty and staff receive thoughtful, unsolicited letters from alumni and current students who want to share their thoughts about the program and how it has affected their lives and careers. We love getting these letters, and we learn a lot from them. We thought you might too, so we’d like to share some of them with you.
Want to know what life is really like as an archivist for a dance company, a teacher librarian in a STEM school, or what it’s like to work as a metadata specialist at the Library of Congress? Well, look no further than the 
‘Tis the season for professional conferences—the 
Want to know what the role of an information professional looks like? Want to choose more than one role and mix and match a little? Not sure what this is even all about?