Content-to-Context: A Built-in Culture of Librarianship
Abstract
Collecting and connecting ideas is the basic mantra in all walks of information landscape including Content Management (CM), nowledge Management (KM) and librarianship (traditional or digital). The spectrum of content on web, due to its read-write capabilities, varies from “least authenticated to most authenticated content” such as no-reviewed, peer-reviewed, open-reviewed and systematic reviews including meta-analysis (evidence-based) literature, both text-based and multimedia. This keynote covers various aspects of CM in ‘science of traditional librarianship’, ‘digital librarianship’ and ‘web-based librarianship’. The keynote also discusses the integration (within and among) of technology, content, and users.
DOI: 10.14429/djlit.30.385
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