In the assessment of reading, writing and oral practices, the social sense predominates, separating abruptly from the economic, symbolic and historical dimensions of these practices, this article aims to present the meanings of these dimensions, framing them within public libraries as social institutions guided by principles of inclusion and social justice.
In a rapidly evolving digital world, the integration of User Experience (UX) with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques is emerging as a key area in Information Science, especially in the context of digital information environments. The objective is to analyze how new information and communication technologies can intervene in User Experience, with a focus on Search Engine Optimization, applied to the context of digital information environments. Through a bibliographical survey and exploratory analysis, the study was delineated into specific themes, culminating in a discussion based on the framework Search Engine Optimization and User Experience in Digital Information Environments. As a result, it was found that the integration of Search Engine Optimization techniques enhances User Experience in digital information environments, with Morville's facets acting as key elements. The conclusion is that the combination of Search Engine Optimization and User Experience techniques is essential for the modernization of digital information environments, making them more accessible, intuitive and relevant in the Information Science panorama.
Considering the challenges faced by organizations in identifying and structuring tacit knowledge, especially in the subjective processes of Knowledge Management, this research aimed to promote a discussion on memory narratives, highlighting the practical perceptions of storytelling as a Knowledge Management method. The research was guided by the following question: how does storytelling contribute to the discursive construction of memory narratives and Knowledge Management in organizations? The study was conducted from a theoretical, conceptual, and analytical perspective, through a bibliographic literature review, with a basic nature, qualitative approach, and descriptive objective, aiming to examine how the topic has been explored in different fields of knowledge. By exploring the role of information in decision- making and the conceptual and practical possibilities of storytelling as an integrated methodology for Knowledge Management in organizations, it was possible to conclude that storytelling has been recognized as a powerful organizational communication tool. It has the ability to integrate memory narratives, validating their scientific nature and recovering experiences lived by people in the organization, recorded in different media (physical or digital), to be used as a reference in retrospective, current, and prospective contexts. Finally, it was identified that this approach can promote the socialization of knowledge, providing the recovery and systematization of the organization's intellectual capital, with a special focus on strategic potential, knowledge generation for innovation, and competitive advantage, aimed at organizational development.
Introduction: The collection of data carried out by Online Social Network Services raises concerns regarding the privacy of their users, as it allows the online behavior and personal data of these individuals to be quantified and explored as economic assets that support the companies that own and operates the Online Social Network Services. Objective: Therefore, this article aims to identify the occasions of data collection by the Twitter Online Social Network Service based on the analysis of the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy. Methodology: This research is descriptive and exploratory with a qualitative nature that uses the content analysis method applied to Twitter's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Results: We identified twenty collection occasions, divided into three purposes: processing Twitter services, providing services, and sharing data with external agents via the Application Programming Interface. Conclusions: There is opacity regarding the collection occasions and data sets collected by Twitter, given the dispersed information about this process in the legal documentation of this Online Social Network Service. Furthermore, it was possible to detect several possible combinations for data collection to occur, even if, at some point, the item is previously vetoed in the Terms of Service, which implies potential risks to the privacy of Twitter users.
Terminology as science, practice and product has been relevant in the expansion and communication of human knowledge throughout its history and the different theoretical approaches have contributed to its development both epistemological and methodological. Thus, from a bibliographic review, the main concepts involved in Terminology and Socioterminology are addressed, as well as a search in the BRAPCI bibliographical database and the E-LIS with the objective of recovering the works with socio-terminological approach developed and published in Information Science, between 1990 and 2023. In this sense, the results show a variety of publications such as communications, articles and dissertations, but the amount of work developed with this topic in the area is low. It is concluded that the Socioterminology, since its beginnings, it has been used for the development of linguistic policies in regions with presence of minority languages and that the potential methodological contributions of this discipline have been few explored in the scientific production of Information Science.
