tudásrendez

Tudásrendez (knowledge organization) is a term used in information science and Hungarian-language literature to describe the systematic process of structuring and classifying knowledge and information so that it can be efficiently located, accessed, and reused. It encompasses both theoretical frameworks and practical techniques for organizing content across different media and domains.

Key methods include the development of classification schemes and taxonomies, the creation of thesauri and controlled vocabularies, and the use of metadata standards and ontologies. Technologies such as metadata schemas (for example Dublin Core and MODS) and knowledge representations (ontologies, taxonomies, and knowledge graphs) support cross-domain interoperability and semantic search. The framework SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System) is commonly used to encode controlled vocabularies for the web.

Applications include libraries, archives, and museums organizing catalog records; digital repositories and content-management systems enabling efficient retrieval; and organizational knowledge bases and enterprise content management to support research, learning, and decision-making.

Challenges include maintaining consistency as knowledge evolves, multilingual and cultural variation in terminology, governance and stewardship of vocabularies, and balancing precision with user-friendly search. Effective tudásrendez often requires interdisciplinary collaboration among information professionals, linguists, and domain experts.

It is closely related to knowledge management, information architecture, metadata standards, and semantic technology.