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Theoretical perspectives in Knowledge Organization is the second track of the Knowledge Organization Education series of virtual classes. It consists of a selection of prominent and widely discussed topics in our field. Eminent international experts, book authors and university lecturers will provide overviews, offer their insights and talk about research to date and state of the art in knowledge organization research and application. Read more about speakers.
The programme includes more advanced topics presented in the way they are discussed in the contemporary research literature, taught in information science programmes or applied in the practice of knowledge organization. The classes do not follow any particular order and can be taken independently of each other.
Classes should be of interest to:
07 Jan 2021 |
Birger Hjørland: Search Engines and Knowledge Organization (or why we still need Knowledge Organization) |
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14 Jan 2021 |
Claudio Gnoli: Disciplines and phenomena in knowledge organization systems |
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21 Jan 2021 |
Martin White: Information foraging in knowledge organisations |
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28 Jan 2021 |
Barbara Kwasnik: Critical Description and Evaluation of Classification Schemes |
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04 Feb 2021 |
Marcia Zeng: Towards interoperability of KOS vocabularies |
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11 Feb 2021 |
Koraljka Golub: Automatic subject indexing and evaluation: an introduction |
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18 Feb 2021 |
Marjorie Hlava: Automated indexing: implementation case studies |
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25 Feb 2021 |
Pauline Rafferty: Some reflections on genre and knowledge organization |
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