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Analysing introductory-level knowledge organization courses

M. Cristina Pattuelli: Knowledge organization landscape: A content analysis of introductory courses. Journal of Information Science, 36(6), December 2010: 812-822

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M.C. Pattuelli, Knowledge organization for digital library education: a discipline in flux. In: J. Selthofer, T. Aparac-Jelusic, & M. Krtalic (eds.), Proceedings of the LIDA 2008 (Libraries in the Digital Age) Conference, Dubrovnik and Mljet, Croatia, June 2-7, 2008, 186-196 Full text » (author’s website) Full text » (academia.edu)

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