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Chapter 9 - Information Literacy Requirements for Open Science

. Pathways Into Information Literacy and Communities of Practice, Chandos Publishing, (2017)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-08-100673-3.00009-5

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The original and general usage of the term information literacy has gradually diversified to fit different environments, communities, and functional settings, as evidenced by the existence of a wide range of information literacy standards. The focus of the paper is the context of scholarly information literacy, which is here assumed as a variable dependent from the transformations of both the scientific system and its communication processes. After a short excursus on the main ongoing transformations of science, the chapter, adopting a systemic perspective of analysis of both science and its communication processes, identifies some distinctive and functional traits of open science and their potential impact on innovative approaches to scholarly information literacy.

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Information Literacy Requirements for Open Science - ScienceDirect

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