The "Known" in Known-Item Searches: Empirical Support for User-Centered Design.

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Autori principali: Wildemuth, Barbara M., O'Neill, Ann L.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1995
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author Wildemuth, Barbara M.
O'Neill, Ann L.
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O'Neill, Ann L.
Wildemuth, Barbara M.
O'Neill, Ann L.
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contents The "Known" in Known-Item Searches: Empirical Support for User-Centered Design. Wildemuth, Barbara M. O'Neill, Ann L. Behavior Patterns Bibliographic Records Case Studies Design Requirements Information Retrieval Information Seeking Library Catalogs Library Materials Online Searching Pilot Projects Search Strategies Use Studies Users (Information) User-centered design of catalog records requires the study of user behaviors and cognition related to interaction with the catalog. During 3 phases of a pilot study, 103 catalog users described 386 searches; searchers generally knew the title, publication date, page numbers, and/or the author. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle The "Known" in Known-Item Searches: Empirical Support for User-Centered Design.
Wildemuth, Barbara M.
O'Neill, Ann L.
Behavior Patterns
Bibliographic Records
Case Studies
Design Requirements
Information Retrieval
Information Seeking
Library Catalogs
Library Materials
Online Searching
Pilot Projects
Search Strategies
Use Studies
Users (Information)
The "Known" in Known-Item Searches: Empirical Support for User-Centered Design. Wildemuth, Barbara M. O'Neill, Ann L. Behavior Patterns Bibliographic Records Case Studies Design Requirements Information Retrieval Information Seeking Library Catalogs Library Materials Online Searching Pilot Projects Search Strategies Use Studies Users (Information) User-centered design of catalog records requires the study of user behaviors and cognition related to interaction with the catalog. During 3 phases of a pilot study, 103 catalog users described 386 searches; searchers generally knew the title, publication date, page numbers, and/or the author. (Author/AEF)
title The "Known" in Known-Item Searches: Empirical Support for User-Centered Design.
topic Behavior Patterns
Bibliographic Records
Case Studies
Design Requirements
Information Retrieval
Information Seeking
Library Catalogs
Library Materials
Online Searching
Pilot Projects
Search Strategies
Use Studies
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ510315