A personal map of readings to get into information and digital content management: Spanish as a second language
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3145/thinkepi.2023.e17a03Keywords:
Popular science books, Fundamentals of information disciplines, Fundamentals of the organization of knowledgeAbstract
This paper stresses the importance of extensive reading as a necessary complement to academic papers and technical reports when it comes to building a disciplinary field. A review of basic, introductory, or popular books related to the area of Information Science is carried out. Above all, it proposes a selection of works, whether translated into Spanish or not, that may open people´s eyes to job opportunities or spread visibility of the disciplines related to information from their own point of view, with a focus on the organization of knowledge.
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