Previous research indicates that there is a gap between the skills taught in many MLIS programs and the information technology skills expected by employers (Bosque & Lampert, 2009, Gorman, 2004, Singh & Mehra, 2012). Fortney (2009), for example, found that more “MLS programs should have a technology literacy component as part of their requirements and incorporate information technologies.” Similarly, Singh & Mehra (2012) concluded that there was dissatisfaction among library students caused by the gap between the courses offered and the skills they need in their jobs; limited research exists of information technology representations in MLIS curricula.