Retrieval of Selected Serial Citations: An Analysis through User Interviews.

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Autores principales: Smith, Rita H., And Others
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Publicado: 1989
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And Others
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And Others
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contents Retrieval of Selected Serial Citations: An Analysis through User Interviews. Smith, Rita H. And Others Academic Libraries Bibliographic Databases Higher Education Interviews Library Instruction Online Searching Questionnaires Relevance (Information Retrieval) Research Needs Search Strategies Serials Surveys User Satisfaction (Information) Worksheets Describes a study that sought to identify successful and unsuccessful search patterns for known-item serial literature. The results indicate that multiple factors contribute to an unsuccessful outcome. Information gathered through in-depth interviews is used to suggest further evaluation and development of public access to serials holdings and bibliographic instruction. (seven references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle Retrieval of Selected Serial Citations: An Analysis through User Interviews.
Smith, Rita H.
And Others
Academic Libraries
Bibliographic Databases
Higher Education
Interviews
Library Instruction
Online Searching
Questionnaires
Relevance (Information Retrieval)
Research Needs
Search Strategies
Serials
Surveys
User Satisfaction (Information)
Worksheets
Retrieval of Selected Serial Citations: An Analysis through User Interviews. Smith, Rita H. And Others Academic Libraries Bibliographic Databases Higher Education Interviews Library Instruction Online Searching Questionnaires Relevance (Information Retrieval) Research Needs Search Strategies Serials Surveys User Satisfaction (Information) Worksheets Describes a study that sought to identify successful and unsuccessful search patterns for known-item serial literature. The results indicate that multiple factors contribute to an unsuccessful outcome. Information gathered through in-depth interviews is used to suggest further evaluation and development of public access to serials holdings and bibliographic instruction. (seven references) (CLB)
title Retrieval of Selected Serial Citations: An Analysis through User Interviews.
topic Academic Libraries
Bibliographic Databases
Higher Education
Interviews
Library Instruction
Online Searching
Questionnaires
Relevance (Information Retrieval)
Research Needs
Search Strategies
Serials
Surveys
User Satisfaction (Information)
Worksheets
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ402717