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Introduction to information science

By: Bawden, David | Robinson, Lyn

Publisher: Facet Publishing ; London ; 2012Description: xxx, 351 p; illISBN: 978-1-85604-810-1Subject(s): INFORMATION SCIENCES | INFORMATION | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY | INFORMATION SOCIETY | INFORMATION MANAGEMENT | INFORMATION POLICYSummary: Describes in outline all the important topics within the information science discipline. Briefly describes how the topics and issues fit together, explains the terminology and shows where more detail can be found. Topics covered include foundations; concepts, theories and historical perspectives; organizing and retrieving information; information behaviour, domain analysis and digital literacies; information technologies, digital libraries and information management; information research methods and infometrics and the future of the discipline.

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Describes in outline all the important topics within the information science discipline. Briefly describes how the topics and issues fit together, explains the terminology and shows where more detail can be found. Topics covered include foundations; concepts, theories and historical perspectives; organizing and retrieving information; information behaviour, domain analysis and digital literacies; information technologies, digital libraries and information management; information research methods and infometrics and the future of the discipline.

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