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Information Foraging in the Attention Economy Drives the Rising Entropy of English
[article]
2021
arXiv
pre-print
Here, we model people as information foragers who select information diets that maximise their utility rates. This selection drives an increase in the information density (i.e. entropy) of media. ...
In the face of this abundance, people choose which information to consume and which to ignore. ...
Acknowledgements The study was funded by the EPSRC grant for the Mathematics for Real-World Systems CDT at Warwick (grant number EP/L015374/1). ...
arXiv:2107.12848v2
fatcat:os6fih4rebez7prkpkyihpctnq
Redirecting Library and Documentary Affects: From Libraries to "Liferaries"
2020
Library Trends
It is desirable to adopt a production and reproduction model in libraries and documentation centers based on supporting institutional and individual agents that can modulate affects and redirect and create ...
article suggests that the movements we should try to produce or support through libraries and other documentary institutions are movements of change toward longer-lasting and more sustainable affects ...
This article is scholarly, but it also advocates for certain directions in library and information science theory and practice. ...
doi:10.1353/lib.2020.0007
fatcat:ebhtqx76mfeuvmnjjt6y4bmkym
Toward a Library Renaissance
[chapter]
2017
Knowledge Solutions
In the attention economy, channels of information constantly compete to attract the largest share of attention, leading to information overload. ...
as agents of change. ...
doi:10.1007/978-981-10-0983-9_114
fatcat:e62jvoaxe5ap5klszw6dfok3lu
Library3.0 for Public Library
2015
Journal of Service Science and Management
Base on the principles of Library3.0 and Connectivism which is considered as the learning theory of this digital age, and the study of "Next" public library, this paper supports that Library3.0 implementation ...
The number of visitors to public library has been dropping in most of the developed cities as a result of digitalization and Internet proliferation. ...
the ability to collaborate with others cannot be learned easily from books, but rather through learning-by-doing and social interaction in today's knowledge base economy. ...
doi:10.4236/jssm.2015.85075
fatcat:eeqbpc62sjcv3oot4uf4u72npe
The University Library: Places for Possibility
2021
New Review of Academic Librarianship
The paper seeks to portray and unpack the Zeitgeist of the academic library that has been cultivated in contemporary times; positioning the university library against a backdrop of global developments ...
that have shaped the university sector from the early 1990s, and offering a macro-level exploration of the increasing status of the university library. ...
existing digital services as well as create new platforms and initiatives based on digital technologies. ...
doi:10.1080/13614533.2021.1906718
fatcat:aqcvoglj3bblxhlwibowmp4smu
Page 64 of Library Resources & Technical Services Vol. 45, Issue 1
[page]
2001
Library Resources & Technical Services
The sense that the infor- mation is ‘there’ somewhere, but can’t be found can drive anyone to digitize’ 179). ...
The result of the second test, looking up “Libraries, digitized, 179-181"—the only such entry in an exiguous index—led to even more
ls. ...
Effective Learning in the School Library
2021
IASL Annual Conference Proceedings
Nowadays educational agents have a general concern regarding the tremendous transformation that technologies and social networks brought up to the present, placing on the agenda of educational institutions ...
libraries, associated with their mission and intervention in schools, called "Effective Learning in the School Library: the Portuguese School Libraries' Learning Standards Framework". ...
Industrial economies change to knowledge economies, and it is now a driving force of economic activities based on lifelong learning, innovation, and creativity. ...
doi:10.29173/iasl7837
fatcat:q53c2g5ekfgqtmsd76aflj7kby
Smart Library and Smart Campus
2018
Journal of Service Science and Management
We are already living in the era of Library 3.0, and Noh, Y (2015) [2] suggested a Library 4.0 model based on the development of Web4.0. ...
He posited that Library 4.0 must include not only software-based approaches but also technological environment development such as maker space, Google Glass, context aware technology, digitalization of ...
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest regarding the publication of this paper. ...
doi:10.4236/jssm.2018.116037
fatcat:kdrdchi75bhg7dcjd6eno4n36q
Federal Depository Library Program: Services and Collections
2013
Against the Grain
Libraries leveraged economies of scale for the benefit of the community, enabling every community member to have benefits of access to information that no individual could possibly afford. ...
digital information, libraries and librarians are struggling to define their proper roles. ...
against the grain Jacobs points to the recommendation by the Federal Depository Library Council that the GPO (Government Printing Office) "prepare depository libraries for a digital Federal Depository ...
doi:10.7771/2380-176x.2554
fatcat:v7jpeoic7bdm7nrkox2gm2ewdm
Book Review: The Social Life of Information
2001
Library resources & technical services
The sense that the information is 'there' somewhere, but can't be found can drive anyone to digitize" (179). ...
It ill behooves two men bent on counteracting digital hype to claim that information can't be found in conventional libraries. ...
doi:10.5860/lrts.45n1.63
fatcat:ywb6ksnnznabpov4haqkzh4iiy
The Management of Change in Electronic Libraries
2001
IFLA Journal
Libraries are in a process offundamental change brought about by radical developments in technology. ...
the relevant key issues. ...
I want to try and model the digital library and to that end will attempt to describe a generic model for any library. ...
doi:10.1177/034003520102700206
fatcat:gbhirg7nanfcnnq6lg67cn47u4
The role of intermediary services in emerging digital libraries
1996
Proceedings of the first ACM international conference on Digital libraries - DL '96
assets into a more unified system for information resource management to support the evolution of an information based economy, Where the characteristics of information drive DL collection decisions, the ...
Aceordmg to one definition of the digital library (DL) it cart be defii.d S. applications baaed on the hypermedia paradigm [1] . ...
doi:10.1145/226931.226937
dblp:conf/dl/BrewerDHK96
fatcat:eygw2hqi3fdjlajz7upentqrim
African Library Information Services and Contribution to Sustainable Development: A Perception Paper
2020
Journal of Sustainable Development
Libraries have proven to drive the knowledge economy which constitutes an indicator of sustainability. ...
This paper ignites discussions on the contributions of the African library services in supporting individual citizens, communities, institutions and economies in order to improve livelihood and quality ...
Information drives the knowledge economy and must be handled with the care it deserves by appropriate information services which are no other than libraries and related information services in society. ...
doi:10.5539/jsd.v13n2p126
fatcat:dg67xnd6wraivpvez5bkm67dhy
Strong libraries, strong societies
2015
El Profesional de la Informacion
A last word, school libraries take some load off public libraries by producing users of libraries who are information literate (Hart, 2004) and who will be able to use public libraries effectively. ...
for the Namibian bibliographic database NAMLIT which was after independence taken over by the National Library. ...
Statement of the Problem Even though information and knowledge are some of the key driving forces for knowledge economies and knowledge societies, students training in Library and Information Science were ...
doi:10.3145/epi.2015.mar.02
fatcat:2awcbetjwvc2hmsgo3fvw522oa
Page 68 of Library & Information Science Abstracts Vol. , Issue 3
[page]
1994
Library & Information Science Abstracts
(SE)
LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE ABSTRACTS ...
The model is based on the ideas that each agent has its own conflict knowledge which is separated from its domain level knowledge, and each agent has its own conflict resolution knowledge which is not ...
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