I came just a few hours ago home from this year's ISKO (International Society for Knowledge Organization)  conference that was held quite appropriately in Rome. This was my first ISKO conference and one quite remarkable difference with an average information science conference and ISKO meeting seemed to be that when in those other conferences deeply theoretical discussions are typically quite rare, here it was quite the opposite.

Lectures on digital preservation and digitisation as a part of the course on knowledge organisation and collection building being a part of the master programme in archival studies, library and information studies and museum studies at Lund University (spring 2009).

 

A basic course on knowledge organisation, indexing, classification, abstracting, controlled vocabularies, ontologies and folksonomies. Åbo Akademi University / Information studies. Autumn 2007. (in Swedish) http://www.abo.fi/fak/esf/bii/courses/indexeringochklassifikation/