Titlebook: Collaborative Information Seeking; Best Practices, New Preben Hansen,Chirag Shah,Claus-Peter Klas Book 2015 Springer International Publish

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-9356-2llaborative settings that accounts for differences in skills and expertise within the team and ranks documents accordingly. Our approach is justified by decision theory. We present a proof of optimality of our ranking principle and show that it can serve as a justification for previous research approaches in the area of collaborative search.

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Seni Silat Haqq Melayu: A Sufi Martial Artses that the framework of the transactive memory system is a viable way to view people working around big data, as it supports collaborative sensemaking and the production of common ground among heterogeneous teams.

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A Probability Ranking Principle for Collaborative Searchllaborative settings that accounts for differences in skills and expertise within the team and ranks documents accordingly. Our approach is justified by decision theory. We present a proof of optimality of our ranking principle and show that it can serve as a justification for previous research approaches in the area of collaborative search.

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Procedures and Collaborative Information Seeking: A Study of Emergency Departmentsure, the timeouts, the coordinating nurse, and the recurrent opportunities for information seeking at the whiteboard. We then discuss how CIS activities are impacted by these procedures and the challenges to effective CIS in these settings. We conclude with some thoughts about future studies of CIS in healthcare settings.

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Studying Collaborative Information Seeking: Experiences with Three Methodsxplore how and why CIS manifests itself in different domains, discussions about how to study CIS have been scarce. The research area of CIS may, however, benefit from a discussion of methodological issues. This chapter describes the application of three methods for collecting and analyzing data in t

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Situating CIS: The Importance of Context in Collaborative Information Seekingon, healthcare, science research and patent research. We first introduce the CIS context, focusing on Evans and Chi’s proposed model of social search. We highlight the ways contextual factors relate to the search process, in particular noting the role of communication in CIS processes. The four exam

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Procedures and Collaborative Information Seeking: A Study of Emergency Departmentsfor nearly all acute patients. In this paper, we investigate how ED clinicians’ collaborative information seeking (CIS) is shaped by the procedures that they follow in the ED. Based on observations in two Danish EDs, we identify four procedures prominent to how CIS is accomplished: the triage proced