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AI Takes Over 27th Issue of the Student-Run Open-Access Library and Information Science Research Journal

The most recent issue of San José State University’s fully student-run Student Research Journal was published in May 2024. The 27th issue focuses on artificial intelligence and women’s involvement in print in 20th-century America and features an editorial by Marc Hoffeditz, a contribution from Souvick Ghosh and Denise McCoy, and a book review by Madelaine Russell.

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iSchool Partners with Coursera: Elevating Education for Students and Alumni
New Collaboration Enhances Learning with Industry-Recognized Credentials

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Students enrolled in the bachelor’s and master’s degree programs at the San José State University School of Information have a new added-value opportunity to further elevate their educational experiences. The iSchool recently announced a partnership with Coursera, a global platform for online learning and career development, to ensure its graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the modern workforce.

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iSchool Open Classes Program Celebrates Decade of Educational Excellence
‘Vital Resource for Information Professionals,’ says Program Creator Dr. Hirsh

Open Classes 10th Anniversary

The Open Classes program at San José State University School of Information, initiated in 2014 by Dr. Sandy Hirsh, former iSchool director and current associate dean of academics, marks its 10th anniversary in 2024. This innovative program was designed to offer master’s-level courses for college credit, providing a unique opportunity for students to “try before they apply,” advance their degree program before officially enrolling, and enhance their skills at their own pace as a continuing education option.

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Virtual Reality Exhibit Gives Voice to Ukrainian Children and Librarians

Ukrainian Children Draw War, Not Flowers artwork exhibition

The San José State University School of Information launches “Children Draw War, Not Flowers” in virtual reality, a pioneering VR art exhibition showcasing the resilience and experiences of Ukrainian children affected by war, while highlighting the role of librarians and cultural heritage preservation during conflict.