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Tuesday November 17, 2026 5:45pm - 7:00pm EST
In an evolving information environment characterized by linked data, semantic technologies, and artificial intelligence (AI), IKO knowledge and skills are increasingly essential. Despite this growing importance, recent studies of IKO curricula in LIS programs show a decline in formal educational offerings. This poster examines the current state of formal knowledge organization education in ALA-accredited LIS programs. It presents statistical analyses of LIS curricula, including comparative data from a 2020 study, along with content analysis of course descriptions and syllabi. Particular attention is given to emerging cataloging standards, ethical considerations, and technologies, and their alignment with core competencies.
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Athena Salaba

Professor, Kent State University
Dr. Athena Salaba is a Professor in the School of Information at Kent State University, USA. Her teaching and research areas include organization of information, knowledge organization systems, metadata, subject access, presentation of metadata through system interfaces,  user interactions... Read More →
Tuesday November 17, 2026 5:45pm - 7:00pm EST
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