Fernando Loizides
George R. Buchanan
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we undertake a study of inexperienced information seeking scholars, identifying areas for improvement in their electronic information seeking and document triage process[3]. We propose a software aid, currently under development.
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Index Terms
- What patrons want: supporting interaction for novice information seeking scholars
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