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Autori principali: Novotny, Eric, Cahoy, Ellysa Stern
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2006
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ792802
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author Novotny, Eric
Cahoy, Ellysa Stern
author_facet Novotny, Eric
Cahoy, Ellysa Stern
Novotny, Eric
Cahoy, Ellysa Stern
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contents If We Teach, Do They Learn? The Impact of Instruction on Online Catalog Search Strategies Novotny, Eric Cahoy, Ellysa Stern Academic Libraries Search Strategies Online Catalogs Online Systems Library Instruction College Freshmen Protocol Analysis Librarians Information Retrieval A usability study was undertaken at Penn State University to explore how students search the library's online catalog after they have received library instruction. In 2004, eight first-year students received library instruction and were subsequently recruited for the study. Participants were recorded using the online catalog, and a think-aloud protocol was employed to capture students' thoughts. Results were compared with nine first-year students observed in 2002, using the same methodology. Analysis of both groups revealed subtle differences in how they utilized the online catalog. Although these differences cannot be definitively attributed to library instruction, the evidence suggests that instruction can have a positive effect on user search behaviors. The article recommends strategies for increasing the impact of library instruction. (Contains 35 notes.)
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spellingShingle If We Teach, Do They Learn? The Impact of Instruction on Online Catalog Search Strategies
Novotny, Eric
Cahoy, Ellysa Stern
Academic Libraries
Search Strategies
Online Catalogs
Online Systems
Library Instruction
College Freshmen
Protocol Analysis
Librarians
Information Retrieval
If We Teach, Do They Learn? The Impact of Instruction on Online Catalog Search Strategies Novotny, Eric Cahoy, Ellysa Stern Academic Libraries Search Strategies Online Catalogs Online Systems Library Instruction College Freshmen Protocol Analysis Librarians Information Retrieval A usability study was undertaken at Penn State University to explore how students search the library's online catalog after they have received library instruction. In 2004, eight first-year students received library instruction and were subsequently recruited for the study. Participants were recorded using the online catalog, and a think-aloud protocol was employed to capture students' thoughts. Results were compared with nine first-year students observed in 2002, using the same methodology. Analysis of both groups revealed subtle differences in how they utilized the online catalog. Although these differences cannot be definitively attributed to library instruction, the evidence suggests that instruction can have a positive effect on user search behaviors. The article recommends strategies for increasing the impact of library instruction. (Contains 35 notes.)
title If We Teach, Do They Learn? The Impact of Instruction on Online Catalog Search Strategies
topic Academic Libraries
Search Strategies
Online Catalogs
Online Systems
Library Instruction
College Freshmen
Protocol Analysis
Librarians
Information Retrieval
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ792802