EDUCAUSE.edu\’s
\’site-map\’ (\”Hierarchical Subject Listing\” – \”Taxonomy Page\”)
for its online document collection includes \”term definitions\” (scope notes),
links to the full text articles (\”library items\”), links to specific articles
on \”effective practices and
solutions,\” and eight broad descriptors that expand into subheadings.
EDUCAUSE.edu accepts electronic
submissions
to their \”Information
Resources Library.\” The site may also be keyword
searched.
LISNews Keywords:
controlled
vocabulary
Topics: Information
Architecture
EDUCAUSE.edu\’s
\’site-map\’ (\”Hierarchical Subject Listing\” – \”Taxonomy Page\”)
for its online document collection includes \”term definitions\” (scope notes),
links to the full text articles (\”library items\”), links to specific articles
on \”effective practices and
solutions,\” and eight broad descriptors that expand into subheadings.
EDUCAUSE.edu accepts electronic
submissions
to their \”Information
Resources Library.\” The site may also be keyword
searched.
LISNews Keywords:
controlled
vocabulary
Topics: Information
Architecture
- The broad descriptors:
-
++–
EPS–
01
\”Computing and Information Systems,\” -
++–
EPS–
02
\”Information Resources Management,\” -
++–
EPS- 03
\”Institutional Management,\” -
++–
EPS–
04
\”IT Management,\” -
++–
EPS–
05
\”Law, Regulation, and National Policy,\” -
++–
EPS–
06
\”Libraries and Technology,\” -
++–
EPS–
07
\”Networking / Internetworking and Telecommunications,\” -
++–
EPS–
08
\”Teaching, Learning, and Technology.\”
- Key:
++ = Expand subheading.
EPS = \”Effective
Practices and Solutions.\”
## = titles under that
descriptor.
The inititial
blurb from Educause\’s front page:
\”The
Language of Our Profession: Taxonomy Page Updated.\”
… \”Each of us uses the language of information technology to define what
we do in furthering the higher education enterprise. A new design for the
EDUCAUSE Taxonomy
page, a hierarchical subject listing of over 450 terms, helps you more
easily explore topics and find specific documents in the association\’s
extensive collection of online information resources. See how the taxonomy
works in searching for library documents, publications, effective practices,
and conference sessions of interest to you by visiting the EDUCAUSE Information
Resources Library.\” –Educause.edu
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