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=== [[History of Original Project|'''History''']] === | === [[History of Original Project|'''History''']] === | ||
"Pioneers of Information Science" was initiated by Dr. Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina in 1996. The objectives of the project were to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations, mostly in the U.S. and Canada, considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. Read more about the original project [[History of Original Project|here]]. | |||
=== '''How to Contribute''' === | === '''How to Contribute''' === | ||
We invite contributions from all members of the information science community. If you would like to contribute to the effort, please examine the scope of the project then write a short proposal (about 2 paragraphs) that explains who you wish to nominate, or the organization that you think should be included, and why. Submit to (email) for consideration. | |||
=== [[Editorial Policies|'''Editorial Policies''']] === | === [[Editorial Policies|'''Editorial Policies''']] === | ||
The wiki is governed by an editorial board who hold all responsibility for the content of the project. | |||
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Revision as of 15:53, 22 October 2024
Biographical Directory of Documentation and Information Science
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"Pioneers of Information Science" was initiated by Dr. Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina in 1996. The objectives of the project were to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations, mostly in the U.S. and Canada, considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. Read more about the original project here.
How to Contribute
We invite contributions from all members of the information science community. If you would like to contribute to the effort, please examine the scope of the project then write a short proposal (about 2 paragraphs) that explains who you wish to nominate, or the organization that you think should be included, and why. Submit to (email) for consideration.
The wiki is governed by an editorial board who hold all responsibility for the content of the project.