... document classification Automatic cataloging Multilingual classification Information retrieval Artificial intelligence In an era of information explosion, libraries and information centers face unprecedented challenges in managing and organizing the vast and rapidly growing volume of documents...

... with complex queries. Findings These results confirm that integrating AI tools in libraries can improve information retrieval and user engagement, in line with prior analyses of AI in libraries. The authors discuss how LibraryGPT supplements traditional reference services without replacing librarians...

... with user expectations and behaviors. Findings Informapper aims to revolutionize the library search experience by offering a personalized, intuitive and user-friendly approach to information retrieval. The system will tailor search results and recommendations based on individual user profiles...

... Licensed re-use rights only ETDs Electronic theses and dissertations Information retrieval Search engines Retrieval efficiency Grey literature Theses and dissertations are primary, rich, unique and valuable sources of scholarly information of focused, extensive and in-depth research work...

... of discovery tools, but the tool has been tested on several different configurations. It is basically a prototype resource discovery framework which may be integrated with any web-enabled on-line information retrieval system. This paper shares test bed experiences of integrating Koha [here open source...

... of results retrieved. Google scholar Bibliometric analysis Information retrieval Retrieval effectiveness Content evaluation Retrieval efficiency Retrieval performance A review of percentages of journal article sources from the 250 references are examined are in the following tables (Tables I...

... introduced, Gorman (2007 , p. 65) said: Information retrieval Libraries Search engines Dublin Core Metadata standards In 2004, Library Hi Tech News published my article “Dublin Core: An Obituary” (Beall, 2004). Classified as a viewpoint article, the piece was a reaction...

...Jeffrey Beall Purpose Changes in information retrieval architecture are causing an increase in the duplication of metadata records in bibliographic databases. This paper aims to examine the problem by explaining how it is caused and the problems it creates for database users. Design/methodology...

... room booking system (MRBS), Google Calendar, or other home grown solutions which had become inadequate for the volume of requests by U.Va. users and staff time required to manage these systems. University libraries Reservation computer systems Self‐service Information retrieval ©...

... Electronic journals Information retrieval Internet Lia Hemphill from Nova Southeastern University made it clear that librarians were going to negotiate more with vendors in an effort to maintain their e‐journal subscriptions and database packages. She discussed the need to look at the metrics...

... with only one Indic script. The present system is helpful for such kind of scholars. Originality/value The system is the first of its kind anywhere and will be highly beneficial for scholars. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Digital libraries India Languages Information retrieval...

... of Canterbury Library teach students to stay current by using RSS feeds and social bookmarking for current awareness and resource discovery. Information retrieval Information media Library users In today's information‐rich society, students are facing vast and ever‐growing quantities of information...

... and retrieval in a library include: speeding up of processing and work flow, greater accuracy, efficiency, consistency, improved work control and reduction in repetitive, boring clerical chores and inputs. Information systems Information retrieval University libraries Nigeria The university...

... for their own consumption, of which only a few also produce some crops for export. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Information retrieval Literacy Agriculture Women Ethiopia The fact is that agriculture is a source of economic growth; and it is of the utmost importance...

... technologies and how librarians view Open Access. Originality/value The paper provides a useful review of the conference, focusing on such topics as screencasting, Open Access and scholarly communications. Communication technologies Information retrieval Conferences Cathy Carpenter from...

... A valuable review of the conference papers and current debate on Open Access. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Information retrieval Internet Research Conferences After the three‐day debate at the International Conference Berlin5: from practice to impact. Consequences of knowledge...

... on human rights issues has been. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Information retrieval Freedom of information Intellectual property 1. 1. The IFLA statement on Libraries and Intellectual Freedom is intended to be as prominent as the UNESCO Public Library Manifesto...

... Cataloguing Information retrieval Editor’s note. This article is included in this issue to promote discussion of issues regarding Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) and express a diversity of opinions on this issue. The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed...

... libraries Online databases Information retrieval Digital libraries The appearance of Google Scholar (http://scholar.google.com) in November 2004, still currently in beta testing, had people proclaiming the possibility of “the world’s most exhaustive academic library” (Rupley, 2005). Google...

...://epubs.siam.org). Worldwide web Search engines Information retrieval Electronic journals Scirus¹ was a seer who came from Dodona at the time of the war between Eleusis and Athens. He was killed in this war, and the place Scirum near Eleusis was named after him (Carlos Parada...