Comments for Carnegie-Vincent Library http://library.lmunet.edu We're here to help you - Information Literacy - Databases - Subject Guides Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:08:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by josh rawls http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-995 josh rawls Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:08:56 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-995 I agree people should not be sheltered from information. I agree people should not be sheltered from information.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by josh rawls http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-994 josh rawls Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:07:18 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-994 I think all libraries will be electronic in the future. All books will be online. Even today there are libraries there are libraries selling all of their books. We will lose a lot of books if they are all put online if no one keeps the sites up. I think all libraries will be electronic in the future. All books will be online. Even today there are libraries there are libraries selling all of their books. We will lose a lot of books if they are all put online if no one keeps the sites up.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by kasenters http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-975 kasenters Fri, 30 Oct 2009 00:18:36 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-975 #1 I feel like in today's society, almost all information can be gathered off of the internet. Information that should not be shared. Just by knowing someones first and last name you can find out there phone number and a map to their house without even trying. It is so simple yet scary. I feel like the government tries to hide some information to keep the public safe such as social security numbers because identity theft has became so major within the past few years. I think that it is scary that gathering this much information about a stranger on the internet is scary, especially with todays crime rate. #1

I feel like in today’s society, almost all information can be gathered off of the internet. Information that should not be shared. Just by knowing someones first and last name you can find out there phone number and a map to their house without even trying. It is so simple yet scary. I feel like the government tries to hide some information to keep the public safe such as social security numbers because identity theft has became so major within the past few years. I think that it is scary that gathering this much information about a stranger on the internet is scary, especially with todays crime rate.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by dustin craig http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-1#comment-970 dustin craig Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:19:20 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-970 I completely agree with these statements. However, I also believe that internet can only grow so large without crashing. I think our world will advance to the point where the internet will run out of space. All the public libraries will result to transfering all the books to online. I completely agree with these statements. However, I also believe that internet can only grow so large without crashing.
I think our world will advance to the point where the internet will run out of space. All the public libraries will result to transfering all the books to online.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by dustin craig http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-969 dustin craig Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:13:29 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-969 4. Technology has greatly advanced the way information is sought out. In the future books will not be used as often. Every book will be copied and be made available online rather than on the shelves. However, I believe that the books that are private now will remain in the private libraries. The internet will progress to something of the priceless value. 4.
Technology has greatly advanced the way information is sought out. In the future books will not be used as often. Every book will be copied and be made available online rather than on the shelves. However, I believe that the books that are private now will remain in the private libraries. The internet will progress to something of the priceless value.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by Kris Landenburg http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-968 Kris Landenburg Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:52:04 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-968 I think there is some information that should be shelters from the public. But it should still be able to be access through some kind of database or information center. There should never be a reason to keep information from people that want to learn the material, it is just keep the world from learning. I think there is some information that should be shelters from the public. But it should still be able to be access through some kind of database or information center. There should never be a reason to keep information from people that want to learn the material, it is just keep the world from learning.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by TabathaG http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-1#comment-966 TabathaG Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:19:37 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-966 i agree that censorship is wrong.cause i do think that people should have the right to learn whatever they want to learn whenever they want to learn. If the person knows its so wrong they shouldnt be doing it anyways. i agree that censorship is wrong.cause i do think that people should have the right to learn whatever they want to learn whenever they want to learn. If the person knows its so wrong they shouldnt be doing it anyways.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by nccatarino http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-965 nccatarino Tue, 27 Oct 2009 05:02:32 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-965 4. To start off, I do not think that our society will be that far advanced in 100 years that we become completely dependent on computers. One day, yes, I am sure we will be living in a society in which computers are part of our everyday lives more so than they are now. Even when we do live our lives around computers and their data bases, there will still be the paper books. Two good reasons why I feel this way: for one, there are far too many books to just get rid of them all, and two, they are going to be sought after. I am sure, however, that books will be harder to get a hand on and possibly protected like many of our important documents are today. All in all, I do not think books will ever fully disappear and most definitely not only within one century. 4. To start off, I do not think that our society will be that far advanced in 100 years that we become completely dependent on computers. One day, yes, I am sure we will be living in a society in which computers are part of our everyday lives more so than they are now. Even when we do live our lives around computers and their data bases, there will still be the paper books. Two good reasons why I feel this way: for one, there are far too many books to just get rid of them all, and two, they are going to be sought after. I am sure, however, that books will be harder to get a hand on and possibly protected like many of our important documents are today. All in all, I do not think books will ever fully disappear and most definitely not only within one century.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by jmcosby http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-964 jmcosby Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:18:52 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-964 Technology makes everything easier to gather information. It helps further education because it gives a great deal of information to students world wide. I think that information should be shared with everyone because it is very useful, with the exception of some government documents that helps keep this country safe. Technology makes everything easier to gather information. It helps further education because it gives a great deal of information to students world wide. I think that information should be shared with everyone because it is very useful, with the exception of some government documents that helps keep this country safe.

]]> Comment on The Name of the Rose: What We Do in the Name of Information by sjmcknight http://library.lmunet.edu/jasonblog/the-name-of-the-rose-what-we-do-in-the-name-of-information/comment-page-2#comment-963 sjmcknight Mon, 26 Oct 2009 18:18:56 +0000 http://library.lmunet.edu/?p=6393#comment-963 #4. The way we find and access information has greatly evolved. In modern times books are not used nearly as often, and more and more frequently the internet is being used as the primary source of information, instead of a fallback. I think that in the future books will become mostly obsolete and everything will be accessed somehow through the internet. More and more opinion will be taken as fact, and not researched or supported with information. #4.

The way we find and access information has greatly evolved. In modern times books are not used nearly as often, and more and more frequently the internet is being used as the primary source of information, instead of a fallback. I think that in the future books will become mostly obsolete and everything will be accessed somehow through the internet. More and more opinion will be taken as fact, and not researched or supported with information.

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