Information Seeking from the User’s Perspective CMPT 455/826 - Week 11, Day 1 (Based on Kuhlthau) 1.

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Information Seeking from the User’s Perspective CMPT 455/826 - Week 11, Day 1 (Based on Kuhlthau) 1

Not the usual systems focus Information systems –have centered on collecting and classifying texts and –devising search strategies for their retrieval This has –promoted a view of information use from the system’s perspective and –has concentrated retrieval on questions that best match the system’s representation of texts –rather than responding to users’ problems This paradigm is based on certainty and order, –whereas users’ problems are characterized –by uncertainty and confusion 2

Researching information The information search process –is the user’s constructive activity –of finding meaning from information –in order to extend his or her state of knowledge –on a particular problem or topic –It incorporates a series of encounters with information within a space of time rather than a single reference incident –Uncertainty and anxiety are an integral part of the process, particularly in the beginning stages 3

Cognitive, Affective, Psychomotor The user’s sense-making process of information seeking involves three realms of activity: –physical, actual actions taken; –affective, feelings experienced; and –cognitive, thoughts concerning both process and content 4

Cognitive, Affective, Psychomotor A person moves –from the initial state of information need –to the goal state of resolution –by a series of choices –made through a complex interplay within these three realms The criteria for making these choices are influenced –as much by environmental constraints, such as prior experience, knowledge, and interest, information available, requirements of the problem, and time allotted for resolution, –as by the relevancy of the content of the information retrieved. 5

6 stages of Info Search Process Initiation – recognizing the need for information Selection – identifying the general topic to be investigated or the approach to be pursued Exploration - investigating information on the general topic in order to extend personal understanding Formulation - forming a focus from the information encountered Collection - gathering information related to the focused topic Presentation – completing the search and preparing to use the findings 6