Users, End-Users, and End-User Searchers of Online Information: A Historical Overview.

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Autores principales: Farber, Miriam, Shoham, Snunith
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Publicado: 2002
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author Farber, Miriam
Shoham, Snunith
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Shoham, Snunith
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Shoham, Snunith
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contents Users, End-Users, and End-User Searchers of Online Information: A Historical Overview. Farber, Miriam Shoham, Snunith Databases Information Scientists Library Services Menu Driven Software Online Searching Optical Data Disks Search Strategies Users (Information) Discusses the changing relationship between information professionals (vendors, database producers, and searchers) and end users during the last three decades. Examines the concept of the end user, including professionals; libraries; end user searchers; DIALOG and BRS; ease of use issues; search intermediaries; menu-driven systems; and CD-ROM databases. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Users, End-Users, and End-User Searchers of Online Information: A Historical Overview.
Farber, Miriam
Shoham, Snunith
Databases
Information Scientists
Library Services
Menu Driven Software
Online Searching
Optical Data Disks
Search Strategies
Users (Information)
Users, End-Users, and End-User Searchers of Online Information: A Historical Overview. Farber, Miriam Shoham, Snunith Databases Information Scientists Library Services Menu Driven Software Online Searching Optical Data Disks Search Strategies Users (Information) Discusses the changing relationship between information professionals (vendors, database producers, and searchers) and end users during the last three decades. Examines the concept of the end user, including professionals; libraries; end user searchers; DIALOG and BRS; ease of use issues; search intermediaries; menu-driven systems; and CD-ROM databases. (Author/LRW)
title Users, End-Users, and End-User Searchers of Online Information: A Historical Overview.
topic Databases
Information Scientists
Library Services
Menu Driven Software
Online Searching
Optical Data Disks
Search Strategies
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ652438