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User friendliness and human‐computer interaction in online library catalogues
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Matching OPAC user interfaces to user needs
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Improving subject retrieval in online catalogues
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The Command Language Grammar: a representation for the user interface of interactive computer systems
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EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF AN ONLINE LIBRARY CATALOGUE ON SUBJECT SEARCHING BEHAVIOUR AT THE CATALOGUE AND T THE SHELVES
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How to win friends and influence people: definitions of user-friendliness in interactive computer systems
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Why are online catalogs still hard to use?
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Visual interface for textual information retrieval systems
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Boolean redux: Performance of advanced versus simple boolean searches and implications for upper-level instruction
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Information retrieval from the Internet: an evaluation of the tools
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Design and development of a user interface for the library's database at ICRISAT
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Visualization in information retrieval: a three-level analysis
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Telnet versus web en el acceso a la información catalográfica: estudio comparativo del caso español
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Education Mobility as a Service: A Study of the Features of a Novel Mobility Platform
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The Boolean is Dead, Long Live the Boolean! Natural Language versus Boolean Searching in Introductory Undergraduate Instruction
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