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This graduate-level learning path equips community informatics practitioners with the knowledge and skills to design information systems that serve community contexts. It covers foundational theories, participatory design methods, digital inclusion strategies, community archives, citizen science, and evaluation frameworks, emphasizing ethical and community-centered approaches.
This advanced graduate-level path equips health information professionals with the knowledge and skills to apply information science principles to health and medical information. It covers foundational concepts, healthcare basics, health information systems, EHR, data standards, information retrieval, data governance, privacy/security, and clinical and public health informatics.
A graduate-level learning path for policy professionals covering the legal foundations and regulatory frameworks of information policy, including data protection, cybersecurity, intellectual property, and telecommunications. The path builds from legal basics to advanced policy analysis, emphasizing cross-domain connections and practical application.
A systematic learning path for information professionals to evaluate the quality and credibility of information. It covers foundational concepts, evaluation frameworks, practical application, and critical thinking skills.
This advanced graduate-level path equips knowledge managers to design, implement, and sustain knowledge management (KM) strategies and systems. It covers KM processes, communities of practice, knowledge capture and sharing, KM technologies, and organizational learning, grounded in information science and management basics.
This advanced graduate-level path equips semantic web practitioners with a deep understanding of ontology development and semantic web technologies. It covers the foundational knowledge representation paradigms, the core standards (RDF, RDFS, OWL, SPARQL), linked data principles, and practical knowledge graph construction, culminating in a capstone project. The path emphasizes the conceptual dependencies between these technologies and their application in real-world information systems.
This graduate-level path equips knowledge managers with the theoretical foundations and practical skills to design and implement knowledge organization systems (KOS) such as thesauri, taxonomies, ontologies, and folksonomies. Learners will explore semantic relationships, standards, and methodologies, culminating in a capstone project where they design a KOS for a real-world domain.
This advanced graduate-level learning path equips data curators with the knowledge and skills to manage research data throughout its lifecycle, ensuring quality, preservation, and reusability. It covers foundational data concepts, the curation lifecycle, metadata, quality assessment, FAIR principles, preservation strategies, and practical curation tools.
This advanced graduate-level path equips information professionals with the knowledge and skills to design effective information visualizations. It covers perceptual and cognitive foundations, visual encoding, interaction design, evaluation methods, and the application of visualization for data discovery and communication.
This learning path provides a systematic introduction to ICT frameworks essential for information systems. It covers foundational computing, networking, web technologies, cloud computing, security, and ICT governance, equipping information professionals with a holistic understanding of the technological infrastructure and management principles.