Information Access in the Humanities: Perils and Pitfalls.

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Main Authors: Walker, Geraldene, Atkinson, Steven D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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author Walker, Geraldene
Atkinson, Steven D.
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Atkinson, Steven D.
Walker, Geraldene
Atkinson, Steven D.
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contents Information Access in the Humanities: Perils and Pitfalls. Walker, Geraldene Atkinson, Steven D. Comparative Analysis Computer System Design Databases Graphs Humanities Information Retrieval Intellectual Disciplines Online Systems Search Strategies Subject Index Terms User Needs (Information) Vocabulary Describes a study that investigated subject retrieval in a group of humanities databases. Scatter by subject field and type of search term is discussed, the effectiveness of natural language and of controlled vocabulary are compared, and implications for system designers concerned with end-user searches in the humanities are suggested. (37 references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Information Access in the Humanities: Perils and Pitfalls.
Walker, Geraldene
Atkinson, Steven D.
Comparative Analysis
Computer System Design
Databases
Graphs
Humanities
Information Retrieval
Intellectual Disciplines
Online Systems
Search Strategies
Subject Index Terms
User Needs (Information)
Vocabulary
Information Access in the Humanities: Perils and Pitfalls. Walker, Geraldene Atkinson, Steven D. Comparative Analysis Computer System Design Databases Graphs Humanities Information Retrieval Intellectual Disciplines Online Systems Search Strategies Subject Index Terms User Needs (Information) Vocabulary Describes a study that investigated subject retrieval in a group of humanities databases. Scatter by subject field and type of search term is discussed, the effectiveness of natural language and of controlled vocabulary are compared, and implications for system designers concerned with end-user searches in the humanities are suggested. (37 references) (LRW)
title Information Access in the Humanities: Perils and Pitfalls.
topic Comparative Analysis
Computer System Design
Databases
Graphs
Humanities
Information Retrieval
Intellectual Disciplines
Online Systems
Search Strategies
Subject Index Terms
User Needs (Information)
Vocabulary
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ428917