Titlebook: Interacting with Information; Ann Blandford,Simon Attfield Book 2010 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2010

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The Technologies: Supporting the Information Journey,n individual may create their own personal “l(fā)ibrary,” or research space, by storing some documents locally on their computer or making them easily retrievable by using a bookmarking or “bookshelf” facility, or by printing out material and spreading it around the workspace. They may also carry materials around, annotate, share and reorganise them.

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The Situations: Physical, Social and Temporal,influenced by physical structures and artefacts, and social structures co-evolve with practices), we consider it here from three perspectives: the physical setting, the social situation and the temporal evolution of practices.

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Studying User Behaviors and Needs for Information Interaction,ormation journey. In this chapter, we present a view on how to evaluate systems that support information interaction. This shares much in common with approaches to evaluating any system, and might be regarded as a personal ‘take’ on user-centred design and evaluation.

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Looking to the Future,here is an apparently widely held view that information provision is sufficient for supporting information work. This view contrasts with the lived experience; the effective provision of information is necessary but not sufficient to make that information useful and usable.