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From Lookup to Learning
by Tyler Tate, TwigKit
photo by Peter Kaminski

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What is learning?

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learn•ing n | the activity of obtaining knowledge

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Document Information
Document Query
Representation Need
Classic information retrieval

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Iterative information seeking

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"The query is satis ed not by a single nal
retrieved set, but by a series of selections of
individual references and bits of information
at each stage of the ever-modifying search."
– Marcia Bates

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Lookup
A hierarchy of information interaction

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Lookup

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Recognise the
need for information
Lookup

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Formulate the query
Lookup

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Run the query
Lookup

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Review the results
Lookup

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Lookup

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Lookup
A hierarchy of information interaction

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Investigate
Learn
Lookup
A hierarchy of information interaction

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Investigate
Explore
Learn
Lookup
Three types of search activities

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The information seeking process

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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
The information seeking process

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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
The information seeking process
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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
The information seeking process
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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
The information seeking process
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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
Selection
The information seeking process
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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
Selection Exploration
The information seeking process
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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
Selection Exploration Formulation
The information seeking process
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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
Selection Exploration Formulation Collection
The information seeking process
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INITIATION FACILITATION INTERPRETATION
Selection Exploration Formulation Collection
The information seeking process
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Explore

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Personalised recommendations

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Flexible ltering

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Related searches

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Re- nd

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Recently viewed items

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Recently viewed items

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Organise

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Organise recipes into a meal plan

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Compare

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Side-by-side product comparison

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Annotate

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Comment on and rate saved properties

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Monitor

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Email alerts

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Collaborate

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Collaborative bookmarking

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How can you better help
your users learn?

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✴ Gary Marchionini, Exploratory Search: From
Finding to Understanding, 2006
✴ Carol C. Kuhlthau, Inside the Search Process:
Information Seeking from the User’s
Perspective, 1991
✴ Ann Blandford and Simon Att eld, Interacting
with Information, 2010
✴ Marcia Bates, The Design of Browsing and
Berrypicking Techniques for the Online Search
Interface, 1989

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From Lookup to Learning
by Tyler Tate, TwigKit
photo by Peter Kaminski