... --> Information retrieval User studies Worldwide web When contrasting the experience of using a physical cultural heritage collection with its digital presence it is often observed that it can be difficult to get a sense of the whole collection from the digital version. Furthermore, in a physical...

... and information world was about to begin its progress towards the dream of the “World Brain” – at first with tentative steps but soon with very positive resolve. Worldwide web Information retrieval History J.L. Hall can be contacted at: james.hall43@btinternet.com “Rediscovery in the library may...

... 40 FD users; 33 intermediate users, 47 FI users and the SPQ results showed that we had 63 holists and 57 serialsts. Natalie Clewley can be contacted at: natalie.clewley@brunel.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Worldwide web Search engines User studies Information...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Classification Worldwide web Philosopical concepts At the heart of the information sciences lies the issue of classification (see, for example, Hjørland, 2008 ; Broughton, 2004). At the heart of classification, or knowledge organisation...

... or web searching. Young children use the internet at home and school is to find information (Marsh et al., 2005) and yet research on how young children use the web to find information is not evident. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Australia Worldwide web Information...

... Worldwide web In a presentation to the United States House of Representatives in March 2007, Tim Berners‐Lee , the inventor of the World Wide Web, spoke of his desire to maintain and expand the inclusive nature of Web technologies:“So how do we plan for a better future, better for society? We ensure...

... and its relationship to cognition and society. Originality/value This paper explores the influence of a single concept (complexity theory) on the discourse and development of the web. This paper critiques the influence of complexity theory on the discourse of the worldwide web. It will argue...

... such as lectures, tutorials, demonstrations, hands‐on exercises, small group discussions, etc. In this stage, librarians devise plans based on learning theory, instructional best practices, and prior knowledge of student learning needs. Students Information literacy Assessment Worldwide web Higher...

...Maja Žumer © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 --> Libraries Library users Worldwide Web Interent Carole A.   George . User‐Centred Library Web sites. Usability Evaluation Methods . Oxford : Chandos Publishing   2008 . 244 pp. , ISBN: 978‐1‐84334‐359‐2...

...Alan Gilchrist Marcia   Lei Zeng and Jian   Qin . Metadata . London : Facet Publishing   2008 . 365 pp. , ISBN: 978‐1‐85604‐655‐8 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 --> Interent Worldwide web Information sources According to David Evans (2008...

... at: g.gorrell@sheffield.ac.uk Table AII --> © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Worldwide web Information retrieval Cognition Osman and Hannafin (1992) propose a two‐dimensional encompassing classification of metacognitive training strategies, in which they distinguish between...

...David Bade Michel   Meyer . Principia Rhetorica: une théorie générale de l'argumentation . Paris : Fayard (Ouvertures)   2008 . 327 pp. , ISBN: 9782213636962 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 --> Worldwide web Semantics Rhetoric The more...

... and Miller (1996) find similar gender differences in internet searching: men tend to enjoy browsing, while women seem disoriented by the internet. Ziming Liu can be contacted at: zliu@slis.sjsu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Gender Reading Behaviour Worldwide web Online...

...David Bawden Christine L.   Borgman . Scholarship in the Digital Age: Information, Infrastructure and the Internet . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press   2007 . 336 pp. , ISBN: 978‐0‐262‐02619‐2 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 --> Internet Worldwide web...

..., an understanding of how web users currently search for images may lead to better design of future IR systems. Worldwide web Search engines Information retrieval The tremendous growth in the quantity of digital images is driving the need for more effective methods of storing, searching...

... that: Information research Worldwide web Information retrieval Because of the immensity and diversity of information resources on the world wide web (hereafter the web) the possibility of missing relevant information while web searching can be high. This possibility is much greater on the web compared...

... behaviour patterns differ according to method of access (Nicholas et al., 2006b). Alesia Zuccala can be contacted at: a.zuccala@rathenau.nl © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Digital libraries Worldwide web Search engines Generation and dissemination of information...

... environments. User studies Information retrieval Worldwide web Finland The present study can be located in the intersection of three issues: everyday life information seeking (ELIS), web searching and relevance judgments. Currently, research focusing on this area is gaining importance, due...

... of the overlapping elements are, say: (1,1), (2,2) (1,9), (2,10) (1,2), (2,10)In all three cases Spearman's footrule is 0, since after the re‐ranking in all three case we are considering the pairs (1,1), (2,2). Search engines Data collection Worldwide web The web is growing continuously; as new pages...

... Information retrieval Search engines Worldwide web Information research “Invisible” web resources consist of material that general‐purpose search engines either cannot, or are not intended to index. Minkle (2002) called such invisible resources the “buried treasure of the web”. He noted...