Titlebook: Information Science in Action: System Design; Volume II Anthony Debons (Professor of Information Science), Book 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publi

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The Changing Structure of the Knowledge-Producing Labor Forceted States, we have witnessed a burgeoning of interest in the knowledge industries and knowledge occupations (for example, see Porat 1976 or Lavey 1974). This interest is shared by economists, sociologists, political scientists, and educationists, but especially by information specialists, research

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A “Social” Approach to Social Science Informationntists, social science researchers make relatively little use of secondary bibliographical tools such as abstracts, indexes, and their computerized equivalents. They also make little use of the people who are responsible for organizing these sources, namely, librarians. Instead, they try their own m

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Toward a Paradigm for Education in Information Sciencend training. Education is seen as not only the acquisition of organized knowledge of the past, but also as the development of critical cognitive abilities, attitudes and other enduring forms of personally and socially valuable behavior (Good, 1973). Training, by contrast, is a series of instructiona

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The Emerging Information Manager Professionalules and regulations, but could be traced in large part to the .. Information and data, the Commission stressed, is a resource that is in need of conservation, recycling, and protection—in other words, management. The Commission found that treatment of information as a free good by government is a root cause of excessive paperwork and red tape.

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Possible Technical and Social Impacts of Personal Computing machines invented for the augmentation of human physical energy. The specific comparison is that between personal computing and personal transportation. We shall keep in mind that one can carry an analogy too far, or as a German proverb says: “Every comparison has a limp.” (German: ..)

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