CIRI Blog Overview

iSchool faculty members have their own blog to share updates on their research projects, innovative ideas for advancing online teaching and learning, experiences with emerging technologies, thoughts on research methods, and whatever else is percolating in their minds. It’s a treasure trove of inspiration and knowledge.

New posts are published monthly. We encourage you to visit the blog often and share your comments.  

The most recent blog post was authored by Dr. James A. Hodges. He discussed his research using archival research methods to study the blending of truth and fiction in online conspiracies. Read the blog post on CIRI Blog.

“My hope is that by demonstrating the value of an archival skillset in understanding mis- and dis-information, I can help others in the media and information professions to respond to emergent problems created by our breakdown in consensus reality. I believe that our professional community’s dual expertise with information technologies and user communities makes us uniquely positioned to perform this work.” - Dr. James A. Hodges