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

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Who?,artition the work along several common axes. Understanding group members’ roles and relationships to one another in the real world helps provide insight into how collaborative search systems might best support them.

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What Is Internationalization at Home?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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What Is Internationalization at Home?search to consider is where the participants are located relative to other collaborators. Group members may be . (in distinct locations) or . (physically co-present). Although most collaborative search systems are designed around exclusively remote or co-located scenarios, . arrangements, in which a

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