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Archive | 2013

International comparative study analyzing knowledge organization research topics in four countries - Brazil, South Korea, Spain and United States

Jihee Beak; Jeanette Glover; Daniel Martínez-Ávila; Suellen Oliveira Milani

With the growing international population of scholars in Knowledge Organization (KO), international academic journals are a source of academic communication among researchers. Even with the inclusion of these journals in international databases, there are still limitations due to language, culture, and interpretation. The purpose of this study is to develop a comprehensive list of topics that comprise KO in these respective countries. This study is a content analysis of two KO journals from each country: Brazil, South Korea, Spain, and the United States. The journals are limited to the last five years of each journal, 2008 to 2012. Through the content analysis, this study contributes to increase communication among academics in KO.


Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology | 2012

Children's perceptual cognitive factors in book selection and metadata schema: Pilot study

Jihee Beak

The purpose of this study is to understand childrens perceptual cognitive factors and processes during book selection. Moreover, this study aims to explore how the perceptual cognitive factors can be described in a metadata schema for childrens libraries. The study contributes to the improvement of Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS) reflecting childrens perceptual cognition. Current Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS) in most school and public libraries are minimally specialized for children. Most school and public libraries have been using the standard KOS, e.g., AACR2, DDC, LCSH, Sears Subject Headings. These KOS usually focus on describing characteristics of information and targeting adult user groups. However, children perceive, categorize, and name information in a different way than adults do. Due to the lack of consideration of childrens cognition in KOS, children have trouble in searching for information. Therefore, it is necessary to examine how well current KOS consider childrens cognition. In KOS, metadata elements correspond to conceptual aspects of information. Consequently, the study suggests how conceptual aspects of information based on childrens perception can be represented in metadata elements. The findings of this study identify 14 emergent facets of information through various factors of information during the perceptual cognitive process in book selection. These factors and facets are re-analyzed within a Knowledge Organization theoretical context. This study suggests multiple characteristics of perceptual cognitive processes: 1) two different types of processes: PAL (Paying Attention by Looking) and BAR (Being Aware by Recalling); 2) direct and indirect factors of resources; and 3) concrete or abstract factors. Lastly, this study discusses how these perceptual cognitive factors can be represented in metadata schema.


Knowledge Organization | 2016

Methods, Theoretical Frameworks and Hope for Knowledge Organization

Daniel Martínez-Ávila; Jihee Beak

Sao Paulo State Univ UNESP, Grad Sch Informat Sci, Av Hygino Muzzi Filho 7378, BR-17525900 Marilia, SP, Brazil


Hermes | 2013

Le naturel est artificiel : l'héritage de la scientia scientiarum

Hope A. Olson; Jihee Beak; Inkyung Choi

La philosophie des sciences, qui evalue la methodologie, est epistemologique, et la classification des sciences, qui organise les sciences et leurs objets, est ontologique. Toutes sont a la recherche d’une structure universelle des connaissances basee sur une comprehension scientifique de la realite. Cet article fait une analyse des textes de R. Flint et de E. C. Richardson et W. C. Berwick Sayers, afin de reconstituer le developpement de la structure de classification moderne, rigide et culturellement marquee, qui est maintenant mondialisee. Richardson et Sayers ont decrit un modele semblable a celui de Flint, privilegiant l’unite et les differences entre classification naturelle et artificielle. La premiere, la plus proche de la verite, n’est pas facilement applicable. La seconde est, quant a elle, plus facilement adaptable. Au final, la frontiere entre les deux est indistincte, en particulier dans la pratique. Deux classifications americaines, l’echelle de classification des ouragans Saffir-Simpson et la classification decimale de Dewey pour les ouragans, viennent illustrer ces difficultes. La premiere classe les phenomenes naturels, et l’autre les ressources relatives aux choses naturelles. La classification artificielle presente une souplesse qui merite d’etre exploree.


Proceedings of the Annual Conference of CAIS / Actes du congrès annuel de l'ACSI | 2014

User Motivations for Contributing Tags and Local Knowledge to the Library of Congress Flickr Collection

Margaret E. I. Kipp; Inkyung Choi; Jihee Beak; Olha Buchel; Diane Rasmussen


international conference on dublin core and metadata applications | 2013

With a focused intent: evolution of DCMI as a research community

Jihee Beak; Richard P. Smiraglia


NASKO | 2011

Analysis of Metadata Schemas for Children's Libraries

Jihee Beak; Hope A. Olson


Proceedings of the Annual Conference of CAIS / Actes du congrès annuel de l'ACSI | 2013

Examining Studies Comparing Tags and Controlled Vocabularies

Margaret E. I. Kipp; Jihee Beak


NASKO | 2013

International Comparative Domain Analysis in Knowledge Organization Research Topics in Four Countries - Brazil, South Korea, Spain and the United States

Jihee Beak; Jeanette Glover; Daniel Martínez-Ávila; Suellen Oliveira Milani


Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology | 2017

Motivations and intentions of flickr users in enriching flick records for library of congress photos

Margaret E. I. Kipp; Jihee Beak; Inkyung Choi

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Margaret E. I. Kipp

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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Inkyung Choi

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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Jeanette Glover

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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Richard P. Smiraglia

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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Suellen Oliveira Milani

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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Alexandre Fortier

University of Western Ontario

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