Low Information Voter

Uninformed people who vote, even though they have no idea whats going on in politics.

Jake is a low information voter. He went to the polling office without even knowing who the candidates are.

by Awkward Hamster February 27, 2013

Informanting

To inform or give information to a person or group.

Hey, did you hear how Bob lost his job?
Wow really, that's news. Anything else?
Nope that's all that needs informanting.

by Frostbyte197 October 26, 2014

Miss Information

A older woman that is trying to be helpful and sweet but her information is either old or invalid.

Miss Information called and told me about the sale at the grocery store but it was over last week.

by Brain Housing Group November 12, 2009

infromation

to be in the process of getting a fro.

He was gettin' some infromation from his homey when "the man" bust in his crib.

by Dennis Urban December 24, 2008

infomancer

noun.
1. Practitioner in the field of magic conjuring information from the chaos of the universe.
2. Person who uses terms, queries, and actions related to the retrieval of information from arcane sources.
3. Librarian.

Wow, I searched Google for hours and couldn't find what I was looking for. That librarian managed to find the answer in minutes. (s)he's a real infomancer.

by egy October 20, 2007

information closet

A digital space (commonly a folder) where miscellaneous information that hasn't been put away properly is stored.

Don't look in that temporary folder, it's my information closet.

by pim-researcher November 8, 2009

Informatise

Derived from the French word for "computerized," informatise is a blend of inform and advertise.

Informatise means to advise and educate about the helpful uses of a product or service in a way that is not propagandistic or mindless.

The process of informatisation aims to enhance the knowledge base of its target audience thereby enabling them to make more informed decisions.

Informatisation usually takes place through or with the aid of a technological medium such as a tablet PC like Apple's iPad or iPhone.

Using his iPad, the guest lecturer informatised the first year medical students about his company's latest product, which he believed would improve the quality of life of thousands of people.

by skijake1 April 24, 2011