La infodiversidad y el acceso a la memoria histórica y documental

Abstract

The diversity of information and access to historical and documentary memory prompt us to reflect, question, and engage with current issues through various schools of thought and the possibilities of innovating in this changing world, which lets us reinterpret certain basic principles so that information services thrive even in complex scenarios. This circumstance, facilitated by technology, transforms the global landscape into a reality that allows us to establish connections with local contexts, from decision-making to services reaching end-users, with demands for swift responses and personalized information, discerning as well between accurate and superficial or altered information. The reader is invited to explore this work, rich with discussions and practical proposals, beneficial for researchers, educators, users, and professionals