Information: methodologies, traditional subjects and emerging discussions

Authors

  • Andre Luiz Appel PPGCI - IBICT/UFRJ; Grupo de Pesquisa UFPR/CNPq - Metodologias para Gestão da Informação

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.5380/atoz.v2i1.41314

    Keywords:

    Information Resources Management, Knowledge Management, Technology, Business

    Abstract

    The AtoZ: new practices in information and knowledge makes its debut on Evaluation System Qualis-CAPES bringing innovations in its interface. In this new issue the interview covers the key elements and challenges of information literacy, followed by articles that address the issue of information in the context of emerging technologies; the teaching of ontologies, approaches to data collection; and laws oriented to privacy of personal data.

    Author Biography

    Andre Luiz Appel, PPGCI - IBICT/UFRJ; Grupo de Pesquisa UFPR/CNPq - Metodologias para Gestão da Informação

    Bacharel em Gestão da Informação - UFPR. Mestrando em Ciência da Informação - IBICT/UFRJ.

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    Published

    2013-08-18

    How to Cite

    Appel, A. L. (2013). Information: methodologies, traditional subjects and emerging discussions. AtoZ: Novas práticas Em informação E Conhecimento, 2(1), 1–4. https://doi.org/10.5380/atoz.v2i1.41314

    Issue

    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2013): jan./jun.

    Section

    Editorial

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