Conducting user studies and user evaluations of information retrieval systems requires the collection of specialized data, namely user interactions with the system. These interactions occur both on the server and the client side. Collecting the client-side data in a format for easy analysis has proven to be a difficult task for many researchers. In this paper, we report on a software application that logs user interactions with information searching systems. Developed in Visual Basic, the application is simple to install, ease to modify, and logs session actions to an ASCII text file for easy upload into a variety of analysis packages. The application records many of the typical user interactions with searching systems, including submitted ...
This paper describes AppMonitor, a Microsoft Windows based client-side logging tool that records use...
International audienceUser behaviour analysis requires defining experimental sessions with numerous ...
Search has come to dominate the way we manage infor-mation, so it is useful to make new forms of inf...
The paper reports a novel approach to studying user-system interaction that captures a complete reco...
In this paper we argue for a combined approach of logging analysis and interview techniques to evalu...
Study on searchers behaviour on the internet is one of the interests among internet researcher.Typic...
Logging user interactions allows researchers to study user behavior in web applications. The LogUI f...
In this paper we describe a usability study carried out using the WebHint method to analyze the usab...
Abstract: User search behaviour was conceptualized as a strategy undertaken by the user in searching...
Log analyses are often used simply to quantify interactions with different aspects of a user interfa...
As experimental digital library testbeds gain wider acceptance and develop significant user bases, i...
In this paper, we introduce a Web browsing behavior recording system for research. Web browsing beha...
Many modern user-intensive applications, such as Web applications, must satisfy the interaction requ...
Logging user interactions is fundamental to capturing and subsequently analysing user behaviours in ...
Web retrieval methods have evolved through three major steps in the last decade or so. They started ...
This paper describes AppMonitor, a Microsoft Windows based client-side logging tool that records use...
International audienceUser behaviour analysis requires defining experimental sessions with numerous ...
Search has come to dominate the way we manage infor-mation, so it is useful to make new forms of inf...
The paper reports a novel approach to studying user-system interaction that captures a complete reco...
In this paper we argue for a combined approach of logging analysis and interview techniques to evalu...
Study on searchers behaviour on the internet is one of the interests among internet researcher.Typic...
Logging user interactions allows researchers to study user behavior in web applications. The LogUI f...
In this paper we describe a usability study carried out using the WebHint method to analyze the usab...
Abstract: User search behaviour was conceptualized as a strategy undertaken by the user in searching...
Log analyses are often used simply to quantify interactions with different aspects of a user interfa...
As experimental digital library testbeds gain wider acceptance and develop significant user bases, i...
In this paper, we introduce a Web browsing behavior recording system for research. Web browsing beha...
Many modern user-intensive applications, such as Web applications, must satisfy the interaction requ...
Logging user interactions is fundamental to capturing and subsequently analysing user behaviours in ...
Web retrieval methods have evolved through three major steps in the last decade or so. They started ...
This paper describes AppMonitor, a Microsoft Windows based client-side logging tool that records use...
International audienceUser behaviour analysis requires defining experimental sessions with numerous ...
Search has come to dominate the way we manage infor-mation, so it is useful to make new forms of inf...