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Sustaining Multilinguality: Case Studies of Two Multilingual Digital Libraries
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Sustaining multilinguality: Case studies of two American multilingual digital libraries
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Building a multilingual test collection for metadata records
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Automatic Language Identification for Metadata Records: Measuring the Effectiveness of Various Approaches
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The Perception and Viability of English Corner on the American Campus
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Collaboration and Crowdsourcing: The Cases of Multilingual Digital Libraries
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In: The Electronic Library, 2012, Bingley: Emerald Group Publishing, pp. 220-232 (2012)
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A preliminary evaluation of metadata records machine translation
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In: The Electronic Library, 2012, Bingley: Emerald Group Publishing, pp. 264-277 (2012)
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The Role of Tasks in the Internet Health Information Searching of Chinese Graduate Students
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The purpose of the study was to examine the relationships between types of health information tasks and the Internet information search processes of Chinese graduate students at the University of North Texas. the participants' Internet information search processes were examined by looking at the source used to start the search, language selection, use of online translation tools, and time spent. in a computer classroom, 45 Chinese graduate students searched the Internet and completed three health information search tasks: factual task, interpretative task, and exploratory task. Data of the Chinese graduate students’ health information search processes were gathered from Web browser history files, answer sheets, and questionnaires. Parametric and non-parametric statistical analyses were conducted to test the relationships between the types of tasks and variables identified in the search process. Results showed that task types only had a statistically significant impact on the time spent. for the three tasks, the majority of Chinese graduate students used search engines as major sources for the search starting point, utilized English as the primary language, and did not use online translation tools. the participants also reported difficulties in locating relevant answers and recommended ways to be assisted in the future when searching the Internet for health information. the study provided an understanding of Chinese graduate students' health information seeking behavior with an aim to enrich health information user studies. the results of this study contribute to the areas of academic library services, multilingual health information system design, and task-based health information searching.
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Chinese students; Internet health information; search tasks; web searching
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URL: https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc115134/
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Multilingual Information Access for Digital Libraries - The Metadata Records Translation Project
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Metadata Records Translation And Evaluation for Multilingual Information Access
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Quality Health Information On the Internet: Developing a Diabetes Pathfinder For the Chinese Population
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In: Faculty Publications (2009)
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Cross-language search: The case of Google Language Tools
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In: First Monday; Volume 14, Number 3 - 2 March 2009 ; 1396-0466 (2009)
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Quality Health Information on the Internet: Developing a Diabetes Pathfinder for the Chinese Population
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Quality Health Information on the Internet: Developing a Diabetes Pathfinder for the Chinese Population
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In: Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet, 2009, New York: Taylor & Francis, pp. 313-333 (2009)
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Cross-language search: The case of Google Language Tools
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In: First Monday, 2009, Chicago: University of Illinois at Chicago. Library (2009)
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Keywords in the mist: Automated keyword extraction for very large documents and back of the book indexing.
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A Minimally Supervised Word Sense Disambiguation Algorithm Using Syntactic Dependencies and Semantic Generalizations
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UNT 2005 TREC QA Participation: Using Lemur as IR Search Engine
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In: Fourteenth Text Retrieval Conference (TREC), 2005, Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States (2005)
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