Organising Digital Information and Knowledge

Short course

In London

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Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Level

    Beginner

  • Location

    London

  • Duration

    1 Day

This one-day course covers all modern tools for organising information, focusing on taxonomies and thesauri, and gives participants the chance to construct an outline organisation of their own. Suitable for: All who organize digital information and knowledge

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Location

Start date

London
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Bonhill House, 1-3 Bonhill Street, London, EC2A 4BX

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David Bawden

David Bawden

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Course programme

Programme Features

Organizing information and knowledge for effective retrieval is vital, given the increasing importance of digital information - especially the internet and intranets - and of knowledge management. This one-day course covers an overview of the most important tools for information organization, focusing on metadata formats, and on subject desription tools, especially taxonomies and thesauri.

  • Overview of information organisation
  • Metadata
  • Controlled vocabularies
  • Ontologies
  • Taxonomies
  • Thesauri
  • Knowledge organisation on the Internet
  • Knowledge organisation for knowledge management
  • Participants' own examples

Why you should attend:

Organising information and knowledge for effective retrieval is of ever more importance, with the increasing importance of digital information - especially the Internet and intranets - and of knowledge management.

This course gives an overview of the most important tools for information organisation, focusing on metadata formats, and on subject description tools, especially taxonomies and thesauri. Examples are demonstrated from a variety of digital environments, and participants have the chance to design, in outline, a information organisation tool for their own situation.

On completing the course, you will be able to:

  • Understand the tools available for organising information
  • Appreciate how they used in digital environments
  • Be able to evaluate and use metadata formats
  • Be able to evaluate and use taxonomies and thesauri
  • Be able to construct an outline information organisation tool

Additional information

Payment options:

Course Fee ASLIB Members - £260 + VAT Non-members - £325 + VAT

Organising Digital Information and Knowledge

Price on request