美國圖書館資訊相關政策和立法過程歷史研究:詮釋和展演

Project: Government MinistryMinistry of Science and Technology

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Description

Knowledge, awareness and understanding of information policies in cultivating digital citizenship is a paramount concern of the educators and researchers. Digital curation through web and social media is considered a powerful strategy for dissemination of the related information policy information. This study based on a previous study on US information policy study identifies and interprets the characteristics of such knowledge-based content and constructs a prototype digital curation for US information policy and the related legislative issues. Existing digital curation platforms are surveyed and analyzed selectively. A prototype digital curation for US information policies followed by ADDIE was developed and a formative evaluation was applied to improve the functions and appearance of the platform.
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date2017/08/012019/07/31

Keywords

  • US Information Policy
  • US Information Legislation
  • Digital Curation
  • Curation Strategy
  • Information Literacy Act
  • Public Library Construction Act
  • Intellectual Property Rights
  • Freedom of Information
  • Privacy

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