Titlebook: Collaborative Web Search; Who, What, Where, Wh Meredith Ringel Morris,Jaime Teevan Book 2010 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2010

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Shaping Education Policy Discoursed who engages in collaborative search, discussing specific user populations, group composition, and roles users take on within such groups. Next, we considered . tasks motivate such collaborations, and we delved into the structure of such tasks to better understand the appropriate collaborative oppo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5355-2In this chapter, we explore the motivations behind group searches. We first look at what the common shared search tasks that motivate collaboration are. We then explore what specific aspects of a shared search task lend themselves to collaboration.

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What?,In this chapter, we explore the motivations behind group searches. We first look at what the common shared search tasks that motivate collaboration are. We then explore what specific aspects of a shared search task lend themselves to collaboration.

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Introduction,ng keywords into a search engine site, but it also includes a related ecology of online information-seeking activities, such as browsing to specific URLs, making sense of found content, iteratively revising a query, and disseminating results. Web searches may be accomplished with a single query, or

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