1. Information Space: Issues and Context Breakout Group 3

2. 'Science‘, ‘Learning’, ‘Culture’, ‘Govnm’t’ Content Users
Context: where Information Environment Framework (formerly DL) fits in.
'Society'
'Science‘, ‘Learning’, ‘Culture’, ‘Govnm’t’
Content Users
Content Producers
Interfaces
Information Space
mediating
One instantiation per 'society‘

3. Vocabulary (Domain specific)
Information Environment Framework: internal layering and relation to domain specific semantics
Vocabulary (Domain specific)
Pragmatic
Semantics2
Formal
Semantics1
Generic Semantics
Syntax
Middleware
Binary Objects
Bits & bytes
'Society'

4. Critical Issues Privacy Authenticity Trust Accessibility Metadata
‘Vocabulary’
Preservation
‘Document’
Models (complex vs. atomistic)
Interpretation/ Hermeneutics
Pointers &
Identifiers
Assign Relevancy
Automation
Appraisal/Selection/ ‘Forgetting’
Economics of
Information
Security
Coordinate disjointed
Input sources
Learning, science, culture, administration,
government
Serving Diverse
Communities

5. Critical issues: clustered
Rights & Duties
Information Objects/
Architectures
Preservation
Authenticity
Trust
Document models
Metadata/vocabularies
Pointers & Identifiers
Enrichment
Unifying Paradigms (= ‘Theory’)
Interpretation
Appraisal/Selection
Relevance Assignment
Annotation
Heterogeneity & Context
Coordination of Diverse
Information Sources
Serving Diverse ISs
Processes
Automation
Usage
Effort/benefit ratio
Accessibility
Privacy
Collaboratories
Economics of
Information

6. Context again: where work needs to be bone
'Society'
Content Users
Content Producers
Work involving
Information Space
and Content
Communities
Generic
Work
Information Space
Work done autonomously within IS