Wrapping up with "Non-events and nothings": We get to look forward to a presentation by Kaitlin Montague and Andrea Kampen about their paper on negatively defined phenomena as sites of valuable information behavior research. #ISIC #InformationBehavior #IBIgoesISIC

Non-events and nothings: the potential of negatively defined phenomena for information science. Information Research, 31(ISIC), 684–692. https://doi.org/10.47989/ir31ISIC65263

Later today during the session "Emplaced experiences" at #ISIC, Helene Hellmich and Kaitlin Montague will share insights from the exploration of vehicle residents' personal information management. #InformationBehavior #IBIgoesISIC

‘Get rid of the unimportant so that the important can shine’: An exploration of vehicle residents’ personal collections and information practices. Information Research, 31(ISIC), 727–738. https://doi.org/10.47989/ir31ISIC65288

This afternoon (or evening, from our perspective here in Berlin) @Elke Greifeneder, Kaitlin Montague and Maria Gäde talk about Situated Storywalks – A participant-led approach the team developed and then applied in a case study about inclusivity, disability and invisible barriers within a library setting. #ISIC #InformationBehavior #IBIgoesISIC

Situated storywalks: A participant-led elicitation method. Information Research, 31(ISIC), 210-225. https://doi.org/10.47989/ir31ISIC65153

Yesterday, the Information Behavior conference (ISIC) kicked off in Montréal, Canada. We’re excited to have our information behavior team sharing their research at this event throughout the week! 🇨🇦 #InformationBehavior #ISIC #IBIgoesISIC

(For those of us who are unable to attend in person, we will be sharing our colleagues' conference papers soon.)