Cultura abierta: conocimiento compartido

Méndez, Eva Cultura abierta: conocimiento compartido. Anuario ThinkEPI, 2015, vol. 9, pp. 126-131. [Journal article (Paginated)]

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English abstract

The current openness trend includes concepts such as transparency, democracy, sharing, collective, free, common, or commons, and working areas such as open access, open data, open linked data, dataset curation, open content, open research, open education, open innovation, or open knowledge. All these issues were addressed in the 13th Jornadas españolas de documentación (Fesabid 2015, 28-29 May, Gijón, Spain). The conference offered 3 tracks: 1) Public information, open data and collections: transparent administration and shared culture; 2) Open research: from open access to open data; and 3) Open education and new skills: reactivating the educational role of libraries and information services.

Spanish abstract

Se describe la actual tendencia de lo abierto, que incluye conceptos como transparente, democrático, compartido, colectivo, libre, común, procomún..., con áreas de trabajo como open access, open data, linked open data, curación de datasets, open content, open research, open education, open innovation, open knowledge... Estos temas fueron tratados en las 13as Jornadas españolas de documentación (Fesabid 2015) los días 28-29 de mayo en Gijón, integrados en 3 ejes: 1)Información pública, datos y colecciones abiertas: Administración más transparente y cultura más compartida, 2) Investigación abierta: del open access al open data, y 3) Educación abierta y nuevas competencias: reactivando la función educadora de las bibliotecas y los servicios de información.

Item type:	Journal article (Paginated)
Keywords:	Openness; Transparency; Open access; Open data; Open linked data; Dataset curation; Open research; Open education; Open innovation; Open knowledge; Fesabid 2015.
Subjects:	B. Information use and sociology of information > BD. Information society. I. Information treatment for information services I. Information treatment for information services > IE. Data and metadata structures.
Depositing user:	Eva Méndez
Date deposited:	11 May 2016 17:06
Last modified:	11 May 2016 17:06
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10760/29281

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