Search engines make use of sophisticated information technologies for collecting personal
search information from the searchers. The users believe that misuse or unauthorised …

Purpose–Informally computer scientists reported they could access free copies of research
papers they needed via tools such as Google Scholar. To ascertain whether this perception …

Global Positioning System (GPS) is currently the most frequently used wayfinding aid for
driving. Yet, GPS is designed to act as a driving guide rather than to help users gain spatial …

Much digital preservation research has been built on the assumption that file format
obsolescence poses a great risk to the continued access of digital content. In efforts to …

The main purpose of this study is to explore major factors that influence user evaluation and
use of search engines. A research model was evolved based on the literature review for the …

The expanded access to millions of books provided by large-scale digitization initiatives
(LSDIs) like Google Books and the Open Content Alliance (OCA) has the potential to …

Current discussions on the use of Linked Data for digital libraries favor standards-based
(expert-created) metadata approaches. The inclusion of socially-constructed (user-created) …

Long car rides can become a source of boredom for children, consequently causing tension
inside the car. Common solutions against boredom include entertainment devices suitable …

The ever increasing volume and diversity of information objects, technological advances
and rising user expectations is causing libraries to face challenges in adequately describing …

Online Q&A services are online information sources where people identify their information
need, formulate the need in natural language, and interact with one another to receive …