This is a select list of works produced by the faculty of the USF School of Information. Materials are included when two conditions are satisfied: 1) the creator approves inclusion and 2) the publisher allows the material to be placed in the repository. Please direct questions or requests to expand the list of materials to Jason Boczar.

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Submissions from 2026

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Designing for Engagement: A Comparison of Canvas and a Visual Peer Review Dashboard, Alon Friedman, Md Dilshadur Rahman, Ly Dinh, and Paul Rosen

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Knowledge without a Knower? Domain Analysis in the Age of Machinic Interpretation, Martin Thellefsen and Alon Friedman

Submissions from 2024

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Autism-Informed Academic Librarians, Amelia Anderson

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Platform, Visuals, and Sound: Webtoon’s Immersive Romance Reading Engagement, Hyerim Cho; Denice Adkins; Silva Santos, da Silva Santos; and Alicia K. Long

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Examining Peer Review Network Dynamics in Higher Education Visual Communication Courses Using ERGM, Ly Dinh, Alon Friedman, and Kevin Hawley

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Using Textual Analysis to Examine Student Engagement in Online Undergraduate Science Education, Alon Friedman and Zachariah Beasley

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Enhancing Student Feedback Using Predictive Models in Visual Literacy Courses, Alon Friedman, Kevin Hawley, Paul Rosen, and Md Dilshadur Rahman

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Inliteracyformation Literacy, Karen F. Kaufmann

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Two Academic Libraries, One Study: Using Project Outcome for Assessment and Advocacy across Partner Institutions, Katy Miller, Karen Kaufmann, and Rachel E. Trnka

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Libraries: Spaces for Belonging, Support, and Partnerships, Melissa Stormont, Maria Cahill, Bobbie Sartin Long, Denice Adkins, Alicia K. Long, Derek T. Daskalakes, Caroline Gooden, and Carol Russell

Submissions from 2022

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Visualizing Protein Data Sets in R through a Student Peer-review Rubric, Alon Friedman

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Big Data Visualization Through the Lens of Peirce’s Visual Sign Theory, Alon Friedman and Martin Thellefsen

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The Role of Influential Actors in Fostering the Polarized COVID-19 Vaccine Discourse on Twitter: Mixed Methods of Machine Learning and Inductive Coding, Loni Hagen, Ashley Fox, Heather O'Leary, DeAndre Dyson, Kimberly Walker, Cecile A. Lengacher, and Raquel Hernandez

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The “Real World” Relevance of Information Literacy: Part 2 – The Factors That Make Information Literacy Relevant in a Post-truth Era, Karen F. Kaufmann

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Information Literacy as Transdisciplinary in the Florida State College Curriculum, Angie Neely-Sardon, Kristina Neihouse, Dawn Ady, Max Hackman, Kristen Jernigan, Karen F. Kaufmann, Marian Smith, and Sharon Uskokovich

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Crisis Librarianship: An Examination of Online Librarianship Roles in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Karen Nourse Reed, Brittany Kester, Karen F. Kaufmann, Lindley Homol, and Camielle Crampsie

Submissions from 2020

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Teaching Undergraduate Data Science for Information Schools, Loni Hagen

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Social Media Use for Crisis and Emergency Risk Communications During the Zika Health Crisis, Loni Hagen, Stephen Neely, Thomas E. Keller, and Ryan Scharf

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Rise of the Machines? Examining the Influence of Social Bots on a Political Discussion Network, Loni Hagen, Stephen Neely, Thomas E. Keller, Ryan Scharf, and Fatima Espinoza Vasquez

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Space, Time, and Crime, Timothy C. Hart, Kim Michelle Lersch, and Michael Chataway

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Seamless Virtual Service: An Academic Library Response to COVID-19, Karen F. Kaufmann and Claire A. Miller

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A Profile of Non-Seekers of Health Information among U.S. Foreign-Born Population, Soojung Kim, Hong Huang, and JungWon Yoon

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COVID-19 and Mental Health: An Examination of 911 Calls for Service, Kim M. Lersch

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Geographies of Behavioural Health, Crime, and Disorder, Kim M. Lersch and Jayajit Chakraborty

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The Geography of Mental Health: An Examination of Police Calls for Service, Kim M. Lersch and Annette Christy