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Information creation and models of information behavior: Grounding synthesis and further research
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Information creation and models of information behavior: Grounding synthesis and further research

Tim Gorichanaz
Journal of librarianship and information science, v 51(4), pp 998-1006
01 Dec 2019

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Information Science & Library Science Science & Technology Technology
This paper contributes to the conceptualization of information creation in the field of information behavior. To do so, it synthesizes discussions and conceptual models on information creation and related topics, such as communication, design and documentation, which to date have been disconnected. A number of models are discussed, as well as some of the strengths, weaknesses and unique contributions of each with respect to information creation. This discussion leads to a number of paths for further research, both conceptual and empirical, on information creation. In particular, one fruitful site for further research in information creation is art. Drawing on the ground-breaking work of Tidline, it is clear that art is informative, and that the activities involved in and surrounding the creation of art showcase the aspects of information creation that have been highlighted in theoretical models of information behavior. Further research should consider the information behavior involved in an artistic task from start to finish.

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