Most information retrieval (IR) interfaces are designed for a single user working with a dedicated interface. We present a system in which the IR interface has been fully integrated into a collaborative context of discussion or debate relating to the query topic. By using a tangible user interface, we support multiple users interacting simultaneously to refine the query. Integration with more powerful back-end query processing is still in progress, but we have already been able to evaluate the prototype interface in a real context of use, and confirmed that it can improve relevance rankings compared to single-user dedicated search engines such as Google
Collaborative Information Retrieval (CIR) is a branch of Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)....
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture.International audienceFinding information may be compared t...
The term browsing is frequently applied to information searching activities although it is has been ...
Most information retrieval (IR) interfaces are designed for a single user working with a dedicated i...
[[abstract]]Existing efforts on query interface design focus on single user and result in isolated i...
Although no unified definition of the concept of search strategy in Information Retrieval (IR) exist...
Collaborative and co-located information access is becoming increasingly common. However, fairly lit...
Information seeking activities such as searching the web or browsing a media library are often consi...
Collaborative and co-located information access is becoming increasingly common. However, fairly lit...
Collaborative and co-located information access is becoming increasingly common. However, fairly lit...
Information Retrieval (IR) is typically an individual pursuit where an individual searcher will enga...
The study of information seeking behavior reveals that collaboration with other people is an importa...
As information resources become widely accessible, it becomes crucial that users’ needs are investig...
In this study, we conducted a computer-based experiment to evaluate and compare the effectiveness of...
International audienceRecent work have shown the potential of collaboration for solving complex or e...
Collaborative Information Retrieval (CIR) is a branch of Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)....
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture.International audienceFinding information may be compared t...
The term browsing is frequently applied to information searching activities although it is has been ...
Most information retrieval (IR) interfaces are designed for a single user working with a dedicated i...
[[abstract]]Existing efforts on query interface design focus on single user and result in isolated i...
Although no unified definition of the concept of search strategy in Information Retrieval (IR) exist...
Collaborative and co-located information access is becoming increasingly common. However, fairly lit...
Information seeking activities such as searching the web or browsing a media library are often consi...
Collaborative and co-located information access is becoming increasingly common. However, fairly lit...
Collaborative and co-located information access is becoming increasingly common. However, fairly lit...
Information Retrieval (IR) is typically an individual pursuit where an individual searcher will enga...
The study of information seeking behavior reveals that collaboration with other people is an importa...
As information resources become widely accessible, it becomes crucial that users’ needs are investig...
In this study, we conducted a computer-based experiment to evaluate and compare the effectiveness of...
International audienceRecent work have shown the potential of collaboration for solving complex or e...
Collaborative Information Retrieval (CIR) is a branch of Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)....
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture.International audienceFinding information may be compared t...
The term browsing is frequently applied to information searching activities although it is has been ...