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Knowledge Organization

Broughton, Vanda and Hansson, Joacim and Hjørland, Birger and Maria J., Lopez-Huertas (2005) Knowledge Organization, in Kajberg, L. and Lorring, L., Eds. European Curriculum Reflections on Library and Information Science Education, chapter 7, pages pp. 133-148. Royal School of Library and Information Science, Copenhagen.

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Abstract

This chapter deals with the part of the library and information science (LIS) curriculum involving knowledge organizational systems and processes, which is an important core of the LIS discipline; arguably - together with information seeking & retrieval (IS&R) - the central core. Knowledge Organization (KO) contributes to make documents accessible for users whether they browse or search. KO is about providing optimal conditions for the identification and retrieval of documents or parts of documents. The suggestions made in this chapter are based on an analysis of the scientific knowledge about KO as developed until now.

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Subjects:Knowledge Organization
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Deposited On:02 January 2008
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