Interoperability is the ability of disparate systems to exchange data between each other, regardless of platform, hardware, or software. Although interoperability is being debated for a long time, it is still a hindrance ...

Museum Object Lessons for the Digital Age explores the nature of digital objects in museums, asking us to question our assumptions about the material, social and political foundations of digital practices. Through four ...

This paper presents formation process experienced in the degree in Pedagogy of UNESP/IBILCE/São José do Rio Preto and returned to the enhancement of digital culture and collective work in schools, through the production ...

Bibliographic collecting is a practice that involves the gathering of bibliographic materials based on subjective issues. Research in that area seeks to understand the reasons underlying the pathologic, the documentary and ...

In 2015 libraries from five Cuban universities supported by an international project sponsored by the Flemish Interuniversity Council (VLIR), started the development of digital libraries using Dspace to manage all the ...

This article addresses the dissemination of traditions and the preservation of collective memory in the broader theoretical context brought by cyberculture studies and new information and communication technologies in the ...

The social information paradigm presents multiples challenges for the interactive knowledge time of Information Science, especially whit regard to the use of collective intelligence in digital environments. In this context, ...