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Michael Eisenberg papers, 1936-1999
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Eisenberg, Michael
- Title
- Michael Eisenberg papers
- Dates
- 1936-1999 (inclusive)19361999
- Quantity
- 5.12 cubic feet (4 boxes and 1 digital file)
- Collection Number
- 6467 (Accession No. 6467-001)
- Summary
- Dissertation material and recorded presentations and interviews of the University of Washington Information School's founding dean
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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Open to all users.
No user access copy is available for media within this collection. Users may be able to obtain a reproduction of the media for a fee. Digital media is closed until evaluated. Contact Special Collections for more information.
- Languages
- English
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Michael (Mike) Eisenberg was the founding dean of the University of Washington Information School. He aided in transforming the department from only housing the library science graduate program to including an informatics undergraduate major and two graduate programs: Master of Library and Information Science and Master of Science in Information Management. Eisenberg holds the role of dean emeritus and professor where he continues to contribute to information education and research.
Beyond Eisenberg's role at the University of Washington, he was the founding director of the Information Institute of Syracuse and a professor of information studies at Syracuse University. Additionally, in 2008, Eisenberg and colleague Dr. Allison Head started working on Project Information Literacy, which conducts large-scale studies on "information-seeking behaviors, competencies, and challenges faced by early adults as they conduct research in the digital age."
[UW Information School. “Biography for Mike Eisenberg.” Accessed October 17, 2023. https://faculty.washington.edu/mbe/bio.php]
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Eisenberg's dissertation materials in addition to video cassettes, CDs, floppy disks, hard disks, a .zip digital file, and an audio cassette containing lecture presentations and interviews.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Status of creator's copyrights is unknown; restrictions may exist on copying, quotation, or publication. Users are responsible for researching copyright status before use.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Arranged in 2 series.
- Series 1, Dissertation Files, 1936-1988
- Series 2, Physical Digital and Analog Materials, 1978-1999
Preservation Note
No user access copy is available for media within this collection. Users may be able to obtain a reproduction of the media for a fee. Digital media is closed until evaluated. Contact Special Collections for more information.
Acquisition Information
Michael Eisenberg (via Gabriel Chrisman), 2010-06-08
Gabriel Chrisman was graduate assistant to Eisenberg, charged with organizing his papers for transfer to Archives
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Series 1: Dissertation Files, 1936-1988Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
1 | Eisenberg's Dissertation Printed copy of PhD Dissertation
Eisenberg's dissertation is titled "Magnitude Estimation and the
Measurement of Relevance."
|
1986 |
1 | Research Materials Literature review and notes for chapters 2-6
|
1936-1986 |
1 | Presentation Materials |
1986-1988 |
1 | Corrections and Miscellaneous Documents |
1986 |
2 | Experiment I Notes |
1986 |
2 | Experiment II Notes |
1986 |
Series 2: Physical Digital and Analog Materials, 1978-1999Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Box | ||
3 | Academic Programs for Teachers VHS
Produced by University of Washington. Note from Vice Provost of
Educational Outreach, Richard L. Lorenzen, and Dean of the College of
Education, Allen Glenn, separated into folder in box 4.
|
1999 |
3 | Aloha Bowl VHS
|
1990 |
3 | Bart Solves the Information Problem VHS
|
|
3 | The Big Six VHS
Label includes "Ziloni"
|
1997 |
3 | Big Six: The Approach to Teaching Research
(Secondary) VHS
|
1998 |
3 | Teaching Information Skills: The Big Six
Model VHS
Handwritten note separated into folder in box 4.
|
1993 |
3 | Teaching Information Skills: The Big Six
Model VHS
Label includes "L.U."
|
undated |
3 | The Computerworld Smithsonian Awards: The Permanent
Research Collection VHS
Produced in Boston, Massachusetts
|
undated |
3 | Digital Divides and Digital Opportunities VHS
Produced by University of Washington Office of Educational
Partnerships
|
1999 |
3 | Education in the Information Age VHS
Produced by University of Pennsylvania
|
undated |
3 | ERIC in Action VHS
Produced by Syracuse University
|
1997 |
3 | ERIC Center Lectures at Boarders Books VHS
|
1997 |
3 | ERIC the Prologue: Eric in Action VHS
Produced by Syracuse University
|
1993 |
3 | Goodby Silverstein and Partners: Hot Bot VHS
Tapes include the following section titles: Investment Tips,
Political Scandals, Update/Rev.1
|
1998 |
3 | Information Literacy Across the Curriculum VHS
|
1997 |
3 | Information Power 2 VHSs
|
undated |
3 | IST 444 Presentation VHS
|
undated |
3 | KisMinute Samples VHS
Produced in Syracuse, New York
|
undated |
3 | Lazelow Lecture VHS
|
1994 |
3 | Libraries of the Future VHS
|
1991 |
3 | Library Resource Centres in School District #59 (Peace
River South) VHS
Produced by Northeast Productions Dawson Creek, B.C. Note from
Resource Centre Librarian, Anne Symons, separated into folder in box 4.
|
1995 |
3 | LIBR 281 13 VHSs
Eisenberg's material for a distance learning class
|
1996 |
4 | Research School Library Media Teleconference 2 VHSs
Produced by University of South Carolina Instructional Services
Center
|
1993 |
4 | SCASL Teleconferences #3 The Information Seeking
Process VHS
Note from State of South Carolina Department of Education
Instructional Technology Consultant, Doris H. Parker, separated into folder in
box 4.
|
1991 |
4 | School Administrators Guide to Information Power
Highlights Edition VHS
Produced by University of South Carolina Instructional Services
Center
|
1991 |
4 | The School Library Media Specialist and the Curriculum:
The Instructional Consultant Role VHS
Produced by Emporia State University School of Library and
Information Management
|
undated |
4 | The School Library Media Specialist and the Curriculum:
The Integrated Media Program VHS
Produced by Emporia State University School of Library and
Information Management
|
undated |
4 | SERC Teleconference VHS
|
1990 |
4 | SERC Teleconferences: Information Technology VHS
|
1990 |
4 | Teaching Information Skills 4 VHSs
Tapes include the following section titles: Teaching Information
Skills Introduction, New Directions for American Education (interview with
Rexford Brown), Mike Eisenberg Schools for 2000 and Beyond, The Big Six Skills
Approach to Information Skills Instruction, Teaching Information Skills
Examples, Outcome Based Education (with Lynda Welborn), Planning Instruction
Workshop Assignment (with Bob Grover), and an interview with Mike Eisenberg
|
undated |
4 | Technology VHS
Eisenberg's material from the School of Information Studies,
Center for Science and Technology in Syracuse, New York
|
undated |
4 | Technology Clips VHS
|
undated |
4 | Ask ERIC: Ground Zero Smithsonian CD
|
1995 |
4 | Thriving in the Technological Jungle CD
|
undated |
4 | Thriving CD
|
1995 |
4 | LM-NET Backup Tape audio cassette
|
undated |
4 | Book Talk: Versions of Reality (Mass Media
Class) 2 videocassettes (7 inch open reel video
tapes)
Notes separated into folder in box 4.
|
1978 |
4 | Book Talk videocassette (U-matic)
|
1978 |
4 | Dissertation Office Copies 13 floppy disks (5.25 inch)
|
1986 |
4 | AASL Disk #1 hard disk (5.5 inch cartridge)
|
undated |
4 | Other Files hard disk (3.5 inch cartridge)
|
undated |
4 | Notes Separated from Media |
1973-1999 |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- University Archives/Faculty Papers (University of Washington)
Other Creators
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Corporate Names
- University of Washington. University Archives