Connecting Online Search Strategies and Information Needs: A User-Centered, Focus-Labeling Approach.

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Auteurs principaux: Kennedy, Lynn, Cole, Charles, Carter, Susan
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Langue:en
Publié: 1997
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author Kennedy, Lynn
Cole, Charles
Carter, Susan
author_facet Kennedy, Lynn
Cole, Charles
Carter, Susan
Kennedy, Lynn
Cole, Charles
Carter, Susan
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contents Connecting Online Search Strategies and Information Needs: A User-Centered, Focus-Labeling Approach. Kennedy, Lynn Cole, Charles Carter, Susan Databases Higher Education Information Seeking Librarians Library Instruction Online Searching Search Strategies User Needs (Information) When helping undergraduates assess materials, academic librarians balance the reference interview with instruction in electronic databases. This article describes a method connecting these tasks with a search strategy dependent on the user's information needs. The connection is made by labeling the user's need with a diagnostic tool based on Kuhlthau's and Taylor's concept of "focus." (PEN)
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spellingShingle Connecting Online Search Strategies and Information Needs: A User-Centered, Focus-Labeling Approach.
Kennedy, Lynn
Cole, Charles
Carter, Susan
Databases
Higher Education
Information Seeking
Librarians
Library Instruction
Online Searching
Search Strategies
User Needs (Information)
Connecting Online Search Strategies and Information Needs: A User-Centered, Focus-Labeling Approach. Kennedy, Lynn Cole, Charles Carter, Susan Databases Higher Education Information Seeking Librarians Library Instruction Online Searching Search Strategies User Needs (Information) When helping undergraduates assess materials, academic librarians balance the reference interview with instruction in electronic databases. This article describes a method connecting these tasks with a search strategy dependent on the user's information needs. The connection is made by labeling the user's need with a diagnostic tool based on Kuhlthau's and Taylor's concept of "focus." (PEN)
title Connecting Online Search Strategies and Information Needs: A User-Centered, Focus-Labeling Approach.
topic Databases
Higher Education
Information Seeking
Librarians
Library Instruction
Online Searching
Search Strategies
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ550891