Improving the Quality of Information Retrieval-Online to a Library Catalog or Other Access Service...Or...Where Do We Go from Here?

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Autore principale: Cochrane, Pauline
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1981
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contents Improving the Quality of Information Retrieval-Online to a Library Catalog or Other Access Service...Or...Where Do We Go from Here? Cochrane, Pauline Bibliographies Databases Flow Charts Futures (of Society) Information Retrieval Library Catalogs Online Systems Search Strategies Systems Approach User Satisfaction (Information) Emphasizes that the current closed or in-house systems approach to information retrieval needs to be expanded to include all the information systems available, and that the sources of user satisfaction and retrieval success must be tracked before changes can be made in certain system components. Ten references are listed. (FM)
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spellingShingle Improving the Quality of Information Retrieval-Online to a Library Catalog or Other Access Service...Or...Where Do We Go from Here?
Cochrane, Pauline
Bibliographies
Databases
Flow Charts
Futures (of Society)
Information Retrieval
Library Catalogs
Online Systems
Search Strategies
Systems Approach
User Satisfaction (Information)
Improving the Quality of Information Retrieval-Online to a Library Catalog or Other Access Service...Or...Where Do We Go from Here? Cochrane, Pauline Bibliographies Databases Flow Charts Futures (of Society) Information Retrieval Library Catalogs Online Systems Search Strategies Systems Approach User Satisfaction (Information) Emphasizes that the current closed or in-house systems approach to information retrieval needs to be expanded to include all the information systems available, and that the sources of user satisfaction and retrieval success must be tracked before changes can be made in certain system components. Ten references are listed. (FM)
title Improving the Quality of Information Retrieval-Online to a Library Catalog or Other Access Service...Or...Where Do We Go from Here?
topic Bibliographies
Databases
Flow Charts
Futures (of Society)
Information Retrieval
Library Catalogs
Online Systems
Search Strategies
Systems Approach
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ248930