Online Information Retrieval in School Library Media Centers: A Cognitive Viewpoint.

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Auteur principal: Silkes, Sandi R.
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author Silkes, Sandi R.
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contents Online Information Retrieval in School Library Media Centers: A Cognitive Viewpoint. Silkes, Sandi R. Elementary Education Information Retrieval Learning Resources Centers Library Catalogs Literature Reviews Online Catalogs Problems School Libraries Search Strategies Thinking Skills Users (Information) Presents a cognitive model that provides a user-centered perspective of the information retrieval process and confirms the problematic nature of online library catalogs for children. Related research is reviewed, and it is concluded that developing children's thinking skills will help them search for information. (71 references) (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Online Information Retrieval in School Library Media Centers: A Cognitive Viewpoint.
Silkes, Sandi R.
Elementary Education
Information Retrieval
Learning Resources Centers
Library Catalogs
Literature Reviews
Online Catalogs
Problems
School Libraries
Search Strategies
Thinking Skills
Users (Information)
Online Information Retrieval in School Library Media Centers: A Cognitive Viewpoint. Silkes, Sandi R. Elementary Education Information Retrieval Learning Resources Centers Library Catalogs Literature Reviews Online Catalogs Problems School Libraries Search Strategies Thinking Skills Users (Information) Presents a cognitive model that provides a user-centered perspective of the information retrieval process and confirms the problematic nature of online library catalogs for children. Related research is reviewed, and it is concluded that developing children's thinking skills will help them search for information. (71 references) (Author/LRW)
title Online Information Retrieval in School Library Media Centers: A Cognitive Viewpoint.
topic Elementary Education
Information Retrieval
Learning Resources Centers
Library Catalogs
Literature Reviews
Online Catalogs
Problems
School Libraries
Search Strategies
Thinking Skills
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ550773