Louise Spiteri
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Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Halifax, Canada Area Canada
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Director of Marketing, Master of Information Management Program at Dalhousie University
Secteur d’activité
Education
Site Web
http://sim.management.dal.ca
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Associate Professor, School of Information Management, Dalhousie University. Research interests: (a) The construction and application of metadata schema, taxonomies, and subject representation systems. (b) The use of social tagging systems to enhance user designed metadata and the collaborative exchange of information. Specialties: Taxonomy design; Metadata; Record Management; Information Management
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social tagging cataloguing information management social media big data catalogues records management facet analysis classification similarity public libraries information governance readers advisory user reviews affect privacy information security promotion tenure governance ediscovery public l indexing academic libraries categorization frbr frad rda
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The public library catalogue as a social space: A case study of social discovery systems in two Canadian public libraries

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RDA, FRBR, and FRAD: Connecting the dots

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Social tagging, facets, and social spaces

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Social cataloguing sites: Features and implications for cataloguing practice and the public library catalogue

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Social discovery tools: Cataloguing meets user convenience

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Community engagement: The new social media mantra for academic libraries

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User-generated metadata: Boon or bust for indexing and controlled vocabularies?

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Records continuum model

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Faceted navigation of social tagging applications

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The role of causality and conceptual coherence in assessments of similarity

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Managing social software applications in the corporate and public sector environments

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OPACs, users, and readers’ advisory: Exploring the implication of user-generated content for readers’ advisory in Canadian public libraries

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Governance & Ediscovery

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Social media’s role in tenure and promotion 2014 03-17

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Opacs users and readers’ advisory

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Student activities in the Master of Library & Information Management program. Dalhousie University

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Your organization and Big Data: Managing access, privacy, and security

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Your organization and big data: Managing access, privacy, & security

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Exploring how user-generated content in Canadian public libraries can impact readers’ advisory services

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Establishing an information governance program

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Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Halifax, Canada Area Canada
Profession
Director of Marketing, Master of Information Management Program at Dalhousie University
Secteur d’activité
Education
Site Web
http://sim.management.dal.ca
À propos
Associate Professor, School of Information Management, Dalhousie University. Research interests: (a) The construction and application of metadata schema, taxonomies, and subject representation systems. (b) The use of social tagging systems to enhance user designed metadata and the collaborative exchange of information. Specialties: Taxonomy design; Metadata; Record Management; Information Management
Mots-clés
social tagging cataloguing information management social media big data catalogues records management facet analysis classification similarity public libraries information governance readers advisory user reviews affect privacy information security promotion tenure governance ediscovery public l indexing academic libraries categorization frbr frad rda
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