Hello and welcome to my homepage. My name is Stacy Zemke and I am an Instructor in the School of Library and Information Studies.
I was born in Oklahoma, but started my academic career in Art History at the University of Colorado in Boulder. After earning my Master degree (thesis on art conservation) I worked as the Fine Arts Slide Librarian at CU, where I got hooked on technology and how it could be used in academic environments. I then worked in distance education and faculty technology support at the University of Central Oklahoma and the University of Oklahoma. I first worked as an adjunct instructor for the School or Library and Information Studies at OU, moving to full time for SLIS as their Accreditation Coordinator and currently as a full time instructor.
Courses Taught:
LIS-2003, Introduction to Information Studies
LIS-4003, Information Systems and Networks (no longer offered, see LIS 4990)
LIS-4103, Design and Implementation of Networked Information Services
LIS/KM-4223/5223, Information
Technology Management
LIS 4662, Information Studies
Capstone
LIS/KM 4990/5990 Information and Communication Technologies
(you can click on the course title to view a sample syllabus in PDF format - future syllabi are subject to change)
Education:
B.A. Art History - University of Colorado, Boulder
M.A. Art History - University of Colorado, Boulder
M.S. Knowledge Management - University of Oklahoma
Research/Thesis:
My current research is focused on how academic communities use
interactive (Web2.0) technologies in their research and knowledge
sharing, focused on social bookmarking and learning object
repositories.