Publications & Presentations
Smith, Martha M. 2002. Practical Ethics in Turbulent Times:
Information Ethics after 9/11. Highland Regional Library Cooperative.
Morristown, NJ. May, 23, 2002. Pp.
_____. 2002. Portal Development for Hypertext Learners. Presentation
for the annual Blackboard Users Conference. Phoenix, Arizona. March
17-21, 2002. Paper in proceedings and Pp.
_____. 2002. Practical Ethics for Public Librarians: Information Ethics
after 9/11. Annual meeting of the Public Library Association (PLA).
Phoenix, Arizona. March 12- 16, 2002. Pp.
_____. 2001. The Body as Information: A Prologue to BioInfoEthics in
Images. Conference Theme: IT and the Body. CEPE (Computer Ethics:
Philosophical Enquiry). December 14-16, 2001. University of Lancaster,
Lancaster, England. December, 2001. Pp.
_____. 2001. The Body as Information: A Prologue to BioInfoEthics.
Proceedings of Computer Ethics: Philosophical Enquiry (pp. 207-221)
Conference theme: IT and the Body. Edited by Ruth F. Chadwick, Lucas
Introna, and Antonio Marturano. December 14-16, 2001. Lancaster
University, England.
_____. 2001. Rights, Responsibilties, and Caring Connections: The
Challenges of Information Ethics. Colloquium for the Department of
Library Science, Department of Library Science. Clarion University,
November 29, 2001. Pp.
_____. 2001. Information ethics. Advances in Librarianship, Vol. 25.
(29-66). New York: Academic Press.
_____. 2001. Global information justice. Library Trends, 49,3,519-537.
Ethical Issues of Information Technology.
_____. 2001. "Angeletics: Response to Rafael Capurro's Ethical
Challenges for the 21st Century." And Program Planning Committee. The
Ethics of Electronic Information. Memphis, TN. October, 2000.
_____. 2001. Selection not Censorship: A Global Perspective. Libraries
in the Digital Age. Dubrovnik, Croatia. May, 2001. Pp.
_____. 2001. Real Ethics for Real Librarians. Keynote for New Mexico
Library Association. April 19, 2001. Pp.
_____. 2001. Practical Ethics for Public Librarians. ALA Annual
Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Pp.
_____. 2001. Practical Ethics: The Journey and the Destination. Keynote
for the Annual Conference of the New Mexico Library Association. April
19, 2001. Pp.
_____. 2001. E-Books: The Future of Learning and Literacy. Long Island
School Media Association. Garden City, New York. February 27, 2001. Pp.
_____. 2001. International Information Management (In English). Course
for students in the Information and Library Science Program, Stuttgart,
Germany. January, 2001.
_____. 2001. Global Information Ethics. Public lecture. Stuttgart,
Germany, January 17, 2001. Pp.
_____. 2000. Angeletics: Response to Rafael Capurro's Ethical
Challenges for the 21st Century. International Information and Library
Review, 32, 3/4 (September/December, 2000).
_____. 2000. Information Ethics Is 12: Writing the Intellectual History
of a New Discipline. Doctoral Colloquium. The Palmer School of Library
and Information Science. October 26, 2000. Pp.
_____. 2000. Professor in a Box: Intellectual Property vs. Intellectual
Freedom in Distance/Online Teaching. Long Island Center for Ethics,
Long Island University, October 18, 2000. Pp.
_____. 2000. Privacy on the Internet. Long Island ACRL (Academic
Libraries). Long Island University. October 13, 2000. Pp.
_____. 2000. Higher Tech/Higher Touch: Teaching with New Technologies.
Technology Roundtable. CW Post. Long Island University. February, 2000.
Pp.
_____. 2000. The ALA Code and Beyond. Pre-conference Workshop for the
Connecticut Library Association. April, 2000. Pp.
_____. 2000. Information Ethics. Presentation for Scott Johnson's class
at Pratt Institute, Library and Information Science Program. March,
2000. Pp.
_____. 2000. Higher Tech/Higher Touch: Teaching with New Technologies.
Technology Roundtable. CW Post. Long Island University. February, 2000.
Pp.
_____. 1999. Information Ethics: From Theory to Practice. Presentation
for the Library Staff at Yale University. December, 1999. Pp.
_____. 1999. The Ethics of Medical Information. Long Island Librarians'
Resources Council. Hospital Librarians. December, 1999. Pp.
_____. 1999. The Ethics of Information: Human Values in a Computer
Society-- Identity, Community, and Schools. Eastern Suffolk School
System. BOCES. October, 1999. Pp.
_____. 1999. Information Ethics at Ten: Information Ethics Goes Global.
Presentation at the conference on The Ethics of Electronic Information.
University of Memphis. October, 1999. Pp.
_____. 1999. Ethics and Information: Access, Ownership, Privacy,
Security, and Community. LILRC (Long Island Library Resources Council).
Farmingdale Public Library, June, 1999. Pp.
_____. 1998. Global Information Ethics. Paper delivered at the session
on Global Perspectives on Ethics and Technology. TIS SIG. ASIS Annual
Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. November, 1998. Program organized by Smith.
_____. 1997. Information ethics. In Annual Review of Information
Science and Technology. Volume 32, pp. 339-366. Edited by Martha E.
Williams. Medford, NJ: Information Today for the American Society for
Information Science.
_____. 1994. Survival and service: The ethics of research on the uses
of information provided by librarians. Libraries and the economy. North
Carolina Libraries, 52 (2), 64-67.
_____. 1994. Decisions in real-time and hard times. In Proceedings of
the ACM Conference on Computers and Ethics.
_____. 1994. Online information ethics: Information ethics and the
searching self. In Proceedings of the Fifteenth National Online Meeting
(M. E. Williams, Ed.), pp. 399-405. Learned Information.
_____. 1993. Educating for information ethics: Information ethics 101:
Sources for faculty and students. Journal of Information Ethics, 2 (2),
5-10.
_____. 1993. Educating for information ethics: Assumptions and
definitions. Journal of Information Ethics, 2 (1), 5-9.
_____. 1993. Information ethics. Editor of special issue of North
Carolina Libraries, 51 (1). Introduction, article (Information ethics:
Freedom, democracy, responsibility), bibliography, and ethics quiz by
Smith.
_____. (1992). Infoethics for leaders: Models of moral agency in the
information environment, Library Trends, 40 (3),553-570. This article
is included in Informationsethik (1995). Edited by Rafael Capurro,
Klaus Wiegerling, and Andreas Brellochs. Konstanz: UVK.
Current Projects and Commitments
Smith, Martha M. 2002. Invited to present a position paper and to
participate in a panel on Information Ethics. Society for Philosophy
and Computing of the American Philosophical Association. Pittsburgh,
PA. August 8-10, 2002.
_____. 2002. Paper accepted for IFLA (International Federation of
Library Associations). Global Information Ethics: A Mandate for
Professional Education. Glasgow, Scotland. August 18-24, 2002.
_____. 2002. Paper accepted on: Online Hypertext Learning and the
Transformation of Higher Education: Perspectives from Global
Information Ethics. ETHICOMP (Ethics and Computing), Lisbon, Portugal.
November, 2002.
_____. 2002. Paper accepted on: Information Ethics One Year after 9/11.
Ethics of Electronic Information. University of Memphis. Memphis, TN.
October, 2002.
_____. 2002. Information Ethics in Turbulent Times: Practical Ethics
for Librarians after 9/11. Northern Ohio.
Library Association. October, 2002.
_____. 2002. Paper accepted on: Online Hypertext Learning and the
Transformation of Higher Education: Perspectives from Global
Information Ethics. ETHICOMP (Ethics and Computing), Lisbon, Portugal.
November, 2002.
_____. 2002. Information Ethics in Turbulent Times: Practical Ethics
for Librarians after 9/11. Arizona Library Association. December, 2002.
_____. (In preparation). 2003. Global Information Ethics. Scarecrow
Press.
_____. (In planning). 2003. Guest editor of Special Issue on Ethics.
The Reference Librarian.
_____. (In planning). 2004. Guest editor of a Perspectives issue on
Global Information Ethics for The Journal of the American Society for
Information Science and Technology.
MMS/July, 2002