Sessional Lecturer, INF2332H - Information Behaviour
About The Position
Information behaviour is used to describe the many ways in which human beings interact with information, in particular the ways in which people seek and utilize information. An understanding of information behaviour is central to work in the information professions and knowledge-based industries. Practically speaking, an understanding of information behaviour helps information professionals to design information resources, systems, and services that are well-calibrated to the people who use them. This course draws upon the literature of Library and Information Science and related fields to offer a deep treatment of major theories, models, and concepts of information behaviour. Building upon this foundation, information behaviour is thoroughly analyzed from contemporary vantage points and within diverse populations and contexts. This course can be used to fulfil the “Critical Perspectives” Professional Requirement or the “Professional Values” Professional Requirement.
Requirements
- Completed, or nearly completed, PhD degree in an area related to the course or a Master’s degree plus extensive professional experience in an area related to the course.
- Teaching experience is preferred.
- Must be located in geographical proximity to the applicable University premises in order to attend and perform duties on University premises as of the Starting Date.
Responsibilities
- Preparing course materials
- Delivering course content (e.g., seminars, lectures, and labs)
- Developing and administering course assignments, tests & exams
- Grading
- Holding regular office hours
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Mid Level
