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Role of Naive Ontology in Search and Learn Processes for Domain Novices

In this paper we propose to see the information seeking behaviour of domain novices as search and learn processes. We explore the concept of naive ontology as the bases for designing browsing/navigation interface of search and learn for domain novices of digital libraries. Naive ontology is a type of information access interface which allows domain novices to refine their knowledge interactively by acquiring information chunk-by-chunk as they encounter it in digital libraries. Through elicitation and analysis of search and learn processes of domain novices in history and geography, we identified several implications for designing naive ontology.

Noriko Kando | Makiko Miwa

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