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2000, Volume 51, Issue 14
- 1251-1251 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 1253-1268 Satisfiers and dissatisfiers: A two‐factor model for website design and evaluation
by Ping Zhang & Gisela M. von Dran - 1269-1274 Reflections on Mira: Interactive evaluation in information retrieval
by Mark Dunlop - 1276-1278 Introduction and overview
by Julie M. Hurd - 1279-1283 The transformation of scientific communication: A model for 2020
by Julie M. Hurd - 1284-1294 Debunking the myth of the Nintendo generation: How doctoral students introduce new electronic communication practices into university research
by Lisa M. Covi - 1295-1305 Connecting minds: Computer‐mediated communication and scientific work
by John P. Walsh & Stephanie Kucker & Nancy G. Maloney & Shaul Gabbay - 1306-1320 Not just a matter of time: Field differences and the shaping of electronic media in supporting scientific communication
by Rob Kling & Geoffrey McKim - 1321-1327 Sharing digitized research‐related information on the World Wide Web
by Katherine W. McCain - 1328-1333 Editorial peer review for electronic journals: Current issues and emerging models
by Ann C. Weller - 1334-1337 Observations on fraud and scientific integrity in a digital environment
by Marcel C. LaFollette
2000, Volume 51, Issue 13
- 1157-1158 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 1159-1176 Web‐based analyses of E‐journal impact: Approaches, problems, and issues
by Stephen P. Harter & Charlotte E. Ford - 1177-1189 Predicting the effectiveness of naïve data fusion on the basis of system characteristics
by Kwong Bor Ng & Paul B Kantor - 1190-1204 Bibliometric information retrieval system (BIRS): A web search interface utilizing bibliometric research results
by Ying Ding & Gobinda G. Chowdhury & Schubert Foo & Weizhong Qian - 1205-1210 Shape recovery: A visual method for evaluation of information retrieval experiments
by Mark Rorvig & Steven Fitzpatrick - 1211-1231 Empirical studies of end‐user information searching
by A. G. Sutcliffe & M. Ennis & S. J. Watkinson - 1232-1247 Success, a structured search strategy: Rationale, principles, and implications
by Chaim Zins - 1248-1249 Book review: Books, bytes, and bridges: Libraries and computer centers in academic institutions, edited by Larry Hardesty
by P. Scott Lapinski
2000, Volume 51, Issue 12
- 1050-1052 Book review: Data on the Web: From relations to semistructured data and XML, by Serge Abiteboul, Peter Buneman, and Dan Suciu
by Randy Raphael - 1067-1068 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 1069-1080 The web as a classroom resource: Reactions from the users
by Andrew Large & Jamshid Beheshti - 1081-1089 Maps of information spaces: Assessments from astronomy
by Philippe Poinçot & Soizick Lesteven & Fionn Murtagh - 1090-1105 Aboutness from a commonsense perspective
by P. D. Bruza & D. W. Song & K. F. Wong - 1106-1113 What is a collection?
by Hur‐Li Lee - 1114-1122 A comparison of techniques to find mirrored hosts on the WWW
by Krishna Bharat & Andrei Broder & Jeffrey Dean & Monika R. Henzinger - 1123-1130 Partial orders and measures for language preferences
by Leo Egghe & Ronald Rousseau - 1131-1136 Protein annotators' assistant: A novel application of information retrieval techniques
by Michael J. Wise - 1137-1148 Drexel's information science M.S. degree program, 1963–1971: An insider's recollections
by Barbara Flood - 1149-1149 Book review: Computer‐based library information systems designing techniques, by Madan Mohan Kashyap
by Donald R. Smith - 1149-1150 Book review: Sorting things out: Classification and its consequences, by Geoffrey C. Bowker and Susan Leigh Star
by Terrence A. Brooks - 1152-1153 Book review: Online retrieval: A dialogue of theory and practice, by Geraldine Walker and Joseph Janes
by Lynn D. Lampert - 1154-1154 Letter to the Editor: Differences between novice and experienced users in searching information on the world wide web
by Charles T. Meadow - 1154-1154 Letter to the Editor: ARIST
by Albert Henderson - 1155-1155 Letter to the Editor: Rejoinder: Differences between novice and experienced users in searching information on the world wide web
by Ard W. Lazonder
2000, Volume 51, Issue 11
- 969-970 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 971-988 A usability assessment of online indexing structures in the networked environment
by Carol A. Hert & Elin K. Jacob & Patrick Dawson - 989-1003 Interactive query expansion: A user‐based evaluation in a relevance feedback environment
by Efthimis N. Efthimiadis - 1004-1017 Aging, obsolescence, impact, growth, and utilization: Definitions and relations
by Leo Egghe & Ronald Rousseau - 1018-1032 Network organizational development in the public sector: A case study of the federal emergency management administration (FEMA)
by Robert Ward & Gary Wamsley & Aaron Schroeder & David B. Robins - 1033-1046 Using Kintsch's discourse comprehension theory to model the user's coding of an informative message from an enabling information retrieval system
by Charles Cole & Bertie Mandelblatt - 1047-1060 Translingual alteration of conceptual information in medical translation
by Shaoyi He - 1061-1062 Book review: New organizational designs: Information aspects, by Bob Travica
by Patricia F. Katopol - 1062-1063 Book review: Information visualization: Perception for design, by Colin Ware
by Terrence A. Brooks - 1063-1064 Book review: Information retrieval: Algorithms and heuristics, by David A. Grossman and Ophir Frieder
by Hugh E. Williams - 1064-1065 Book review: The internet public library handbook, by Joseph Janes et al
by Billie E. Walker - 1066-1066 Conference announcement: Library research seminar II Partners and connections: Research and practice University of Maryland; November 2‐3, 2001
by Lynn Westbrook
2000, Volume 51, Issue 10
- 885-886 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 887-899 Motivations for hyperlinking in scholarly electronic articles: A qualitative study
by Hak Joon Kim - 900-912 Narratives of new media in Scottish households: the evolution of a framework of inquiry
by Elisabeth Davenport & Martin Higgins & Ian Somerville - 913-928 Shifts of focus on various aspects of user information problems during interactive information retrieval
by David Robins - 929-939 Users' perception of relevance of spoken documents
by Tassos Tombros & Fabio Crestani - 940-948 Impact of prior electronic publication on manuscript consideration policies of scholarly journals
by Stephen P. Harter & Taemin Kim Park - 949-958 End user searching on the Internet: An analysis of term pair topics submitted to the Excite search engine
by Nancy C. M. Ross & Dietmar Wolfram - 959-962 In memory of Belver C. Griffith
by Howard D. White & Katherine W. McCain - 963-964 Book review: U.S. government on the Web: Getting the information you need, by Peter Hernon, John A. Shuler, and Robert E. Dugan
by Mike Steckel - 964-964 Book review: Information seeking in the online age: Principles and practice, by Andrew Large, Lucy A. Tedd, and R.J. Hartley
by Ethelene Whitmire - 964-965 Book review: Web style guide: Basic design principles for creating web sites, by Patrick J. Lynch and Sarah Horton
by Terrence A. Brooks - 965-966 Book review: Developer's guide to the Java Web server: Building effective and scalable server‐side applications, by Dan Woods, Larne Pekowsky, and Tom Snee
by Pascal V. Calarco - 966-967 Book review: The clock of the long now: Time and responsibility, by Stewart Brand
by Jo Ann Oravec - 968-968 Letter to the Editor (Reply): Incremental benefit of human indexing
by Jian Qin
2000, Volume 51, Issue 9
- 791-792 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 793-804 Rating news documents for similarity
by Carolyn Watters & Hong Wang - 805-811 The “conduit metaphor” and the nature and politics of information studies
by Ronald E. Day - 812-815 What is wrong with obsolescence?
by Pedro Alvarez & Isabel Escalona & Antonio Pulgarín - 816-833 Probability distributions in library and information science: A historical and practitioner viewpoint
by Stephen J. Bensman - 834-840 When information retrieval measures agree about the relative quality of document rankings
by Robert M. Losee - 841-857 Shifts of interactive intentions and information‐seeking strategies in interactive information retrieval
by Hong (Iris) Xie - 858-869 The knowledge—behavior gap in use of health information
by F.X. Sligo & Anna M. Jameson - 870-881 Discovering knowledge from noisy databases using genetic programming
by Man Leung Wong & Kwong Sak Leung & Jack C. Y. Cheng - 882-882 Proper citations
by Marcia J. Bates - 882-882 Authors of information science
by J. Periam Danton - 882-883 Rejoinder: Authors of information science
by Howard D. White & Katherine W. McCain
2000, Volume 51, Issue 8
- 689-690 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 691-706 An evaluation of retrieval effectiveness using spelling‐correction and string‐similarity matching methods on Malay texts
by Zainab Abu Bakar & Tengku Mohd T. Sembok & Mohammed Yusoff - 707-723 Managing heterogeneous information systems through discovery and retrieval of generic concepts
by Uma Srinivasan & Anne H.H. Ngu & Tom Gedeon - 724-729 Raising reliability of web search tool research through replication and chaos theory
by Scott Nicholson - 730-733 The personal construction of information space
by Cliff McKnight - 734-744 Time‐line interviews and inductive content analysis: their effectiveness for exploring cognitive behaviors
by Linda Schamber - 745-756 Abstracts produced using computer assistance
by Timothy C. Craven - 757-773 Encounters with the OPAC: On‐line searching in public libraries
by Debra J. Slone - 774-786 Using clustering strategies for creating authority files
by James C. French & Allison L. Powell & Eric Schulman - 787-788 Book review: Inventing the internet, by Janet Abbate
by Cheryl Knott Malone - 788-789 Book review: Internet policy handbook for libraries, by Mark Smith
by Janie L. Hassard Wilkins
2000, Volume 51, Issue 7
- 585-586 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 587-601 Order‐theoretical ranking
by Claudio Carpineto & Giovanni Romano - 602-613 A linear algebra measure of cluster quality
by Laura A. Mather - 614-624 A unified mathematical definition of classical information retrieval
by Sándor Dominich - 625-634 Validating a geographical image retrieval system
by Bin Zhu & Hsinchun Chen - 635-645 How can we investigate citation behavior? A study of reasons for citing literature in communication
by Donald O. Case & Georgeann M. Higgins - 646-665 Children's use of the Yahooligans! Web search engine: I. Cognitive, physical, and affective behaviors on fact‐based search tasks
by Dania Bilal - 666-682 Ethnomethodologically informed ethnography and information system design
by Andy Crabtree & David M. Nichols & Jon O'Brien & Mark Rouncefield & Michael B. Twidale - 683-685 Book reviews
by Birger Hjørland - 685-686 Book reviews
by Queen Esther Booker - 686-687 Book reviews
by James J. Sempsey - 687-687 Book reviews
by Donald R. Smith
2000, Volume 51, Issue 6
- 497-497 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 499-507 Individual differences in virtual environments—Introduction and overview
by Chaomei Chen & Mary Czerwinski & Robert Macredie - 508-520 Individual differences and the conundrums of user‐centered design: Two experiments
by Bryce Allen - 521-528 Spatial‐semantics: How users derive shape from information space
by Andrew Dillon - 529-542 Individual differences in a spatial‐semantic virtual environment
by Chaomei Chen - 543-557 Cognitive styles and virtual environments
by Nigel Ford - 558-566 Cognitive style and on‐line database search experience as predictors of Web search performance
by Ruth A. Palmquist & Kyung‐Sun Kim - 567-575 The tale of two ERICS: Factors influencing the development of the first ERIC and its transformation into a national system
by Lee G. Burchinal - 576-581 Differences between novice and experienced users in searching information on the World Wide Web
by Ard W. Lazonder & Harm J.A. Biemans & Iwan G.J.H. Wopereis - 582-582 Incremental benefit of human indexing
by Susanne M. Humphrey
2000, Volume 51, Issue 5
- 415-416 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 417-426 Interaction with an enabling information retrieval system: Modeling the user's decoding and encoding operations
by Charles Cole - 427-431 Performance investigation of Hamming Distance Bit Vertical Counter applied to access methods in information retrieval
by Eyas El‐Qawasmeh & Ismail Hmeidi - 432-443 The Web as an information source on informetrics? A content analysis
by Judit Bar‐Ilan - 444-455 Name collection by ph.d. history students: inducing expertise
by Charles Cole - 456-468 Usability, user preferences, effectiveness, and user behaviors when searching individual and integrated full‐text databases: implications for digital libraries
by Soyeon Park - 469-475 Tropes, history, and ethics in professional discourse and information science
by Ronald E. Day - 476-484 The impact of interdisciplinary research in the environmental sciences: a forestry case study
by Thomas W. Steele & Jeffrey C. Stier - 485-486 How good are the best papers of JASIS?
by Terrence A. Brooks - 487-488 Book reviews
by Sara R. Thompson - 488-490 Book reviews
by Mike Steckel - 490-490 Book reviews
by Terrance A. Brooks - 490-491 Book reviews
by Bryan Lewis - 491-492 Book reviews
by Jens‐Erik Mai - 492-493 Book reviews
by Dale A. Stirling - 493-494 Book reviews
by Alan T. Schroeder - 495-495 Letter to the editor
by Albert Henderson - 496-496 Letter to the editor (reply)
by Terrence A. Brooks
2000, Volume 51, Issue 4
- 311-312 Introduction to the special topic issue: part 2
by Hsinchun Chen - 313-323 A spoken‐access approach for chinese text and speech information retrieval
by Lee‐Feng Chien & Hsin‐Min Wang & Bo‐Ren Bai & Sun‐Chien Lin - 324-339 Determining the publication impact of a digital library
by Nancy R. Kaplan & Michael L. Nelson - 340-351 Combination and boundary detection approaches on Chinese indexing
by Christopher C. Yang & Johnny W.K. Luk & Stanley K. Yung & Jerome Yen - 352-370 Comparing noun phrasing techniques for use with medical digital library tools
by Kristin M. Tolle & Hsinchun Chen - 371-379 Content and knowledge management in a digital library and museum
by Jian‐Hua Yeh & Jia‐Yang Chang & Yen‐Jen Oyang - 380-393 Previews and overviews in digital libraries: Designing surrogates to support visual information seeking
by Stephan Greene & Gary Marchionini & Catherine Plaisant & Ben Shneiderman - 394-413 Digital libraries: Situating use in changing information infrastructure
by Ann Peterson Bishop & Laura J. Neumann & Susan Leigh Star & Cecelia Merkel & Emily Ignacio & Robert J. Sandusky
2000, Volume 51, Issue 3
- 213-215 Introduction to the special topic issue: Part 1
by Hsinchun Chen - 216-227 Visualizing document classification: A search aid for the digital library
by Yew‐Huey Liu & Paul Dantzig & Martin Sachs & James T. Corey & Mark T. Hinnebusch & Marc Damashek & Jonathan Cohen - 228-245 Digital library resources as a basis for collaborative work
by Robert Wilensky - 246-259 Alexandria digital library: user evaluation studies and system design
by Linda L. Hill & Larry Carver & Mary Larsgaard & Ron Dolin & Terence R. Smith & James Frew & Mary‐Anna Rae - 260-272 Guided paths through Web‐based collections: Design, experiences, and adaptations
by Frank M. Shipman & Richard Furuta & Donald Brenner & Chung‐Chi Chung & Hao‐wei Hsieh - 273-280 NCSTRL: Design and deployment of a globally distributed digital library
by James R. Davis & Carl Lagoze - 281-296 Cross‐language information access to multilingual collections on the internet
by Guo‐Wei Bian & Hsin‐Hsi Chen - 297-310 A user‐centered interface for information exploration in a heterogeneous digital library
by Michelle Q. Wang Baldonado
2000, Volume 51, Issue 2
- 93-94 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 95-110 Probabilistic datalog: Implementing logical information retrieval for advanced applications
by Norbert Fuhr - 111-122 Interface metaphors and logical analogues: A question of terminology
by Anne Hamilton - 123-138 Citation ranking versus peer evaluation of senior faculty research performance: A case study of Kurdish scholarship
by Lokman I. Meho & Diane H. Sonnenwald - 139-144 Publication trends of doctoral students in three fields from 1965–1995
by Wade M. Lee - 145-157 Methods for accrediting publications to authors or countries: Consequences for evaluation studies
by Leo Egghe & Ronald Rousseau & Guido Van Hooydonk - 158-165 The influence of publication delays on the observed aging distribution of scientific literature
by Leo Egghe & Ronald Rousseau - 166-180 Semantic similarities between a keyword database and a controlled vocabulary database: An investigation in the antibiotic resistance literature
by Jian Qin - 181-192 Readers, authors, and page structure: A discussion of four questions arising from a content analysis of web pages
by Stephanie W. Haas & Erika S. Grams - 193-201 Application of Dublin Core metadata in the description of digital primary sources in elementary school classrooms
by Anne J. Gilliland‐Swetland & Yasmin B. Kafai & William E. Landis - 202-205 Genres and the WEB: Is the personal home page the first uniquely digital genre?
by Andrew Dillon & Barbara A. Gushrowski - 206-206 Book Reviews
by James J. Sempsey - 206-208 Book Reviews
by Marc Lampson - 209-211 Relevance Research: The Missing Perspective(s): “Non‐Relevance” and “Epistemological Relevance”
by Birger Hjørland
2000, Volume 51, Issue 1
- 1-1 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 3-4 Introduction: When museum informatics meets the World Wide Web, it generates energy
by David Bearman & Jennifer Trant - 5-13 Effective levels of adaptation to different types of users in interactive museum systems
by F. Paternò & C. Mancini - 14-23 On pattern‐directed search of archives and collections
by Garett O. Dworman & Steven O. Kimbrough & Chuck Patch - 24-32 On‐line exhibit design: The sociotechnological impact of building a museum over the World Wide Web
by Paul F. Marty - 33-38 Visiting a museum together: How to share a visit to a virtual world
by Paolo Paolini & Thimoty Barbieri & Paolo Loiudice & Francesca Alonzo & Marco Zanti & Giuliano Gaia - 39-48 The neon paintbrush: Seeing, technology, and the museum as metaphor
by Peter Walsh - 49-56 Designing digital environments for art education/exploration
by Slavko Milekic - 57-68 Using the Internet for survey research: A case study
by Yin Zhang - 69-82 Block addressing indices for approximate text retrieval
by Ricardo Baeza–Yates & Gonzalo Navarro - 83-89 Surname plus recallable title word searches for known items by scholars
by Frederick G. Kilgour & Barbara B. Moran - 90-91 Book Reviews
by Christine L. Borgman - 91-92 Book Reviews
by Richard J. Cox
1999, Volume 50, Issue 14
- 1263-1263 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 1265-1283 Children's relevance criteria and information seeking on electronic resources
by Sandra G. Hirsh - 1284-1294 Indirect‐collective referencing (ICR): life course, nature, and importance of a special kind of scientific referencing
by Endre Száva‐Kováts - 1295-1301 Computer and natural language texts—A comparison based on long‐range correlations
by Peter Kokol & Vili Podgorelec & Milan Zorman & Tatjana Kokol & Tatjana Njivar - 1303-1303 Copyright and fair‐use guidelines for education and libraries
by Lois F. Lunin & Kenneth D. Crews & Dwayne K. Buttler - 1304-1307 Introduction and overview
by Kenneth D. Crews - 1308-1312 CONFU‐sed: security, safe harbors, and fair‐use guidelines
by Dwayne K. Buttler - 1313-1319 What's right about fair‐use guidelines for the academic community?
by Mary Levering - 1320-1323 What's wrong with fair‐use guidelines for the academic community?
by Kenneth Frazier - 1324-1327 The multimedia guidelines
by Joann Stevens - 1328-1336 Testing the limits: The CONFU digital‐images and multimedia guidelines and their consequences for libraries and educators
by Christine L. Sundt - 1337-1341 Guidelines for distance learning and interlibrary loan: Doomed and more doomed
by Laura N. Gasaway - 1342-1345 Electronic reserves and fair use: The outer limits of CONFU
by Kenneth D. Crews - 1346-1349 The economics of publishing: The consequences of library and research copying
by Colin Day - 1350-1352 The immunity dilemma: Are state colleges and universities still liable for copyright infringements?
by Kenneth D. Crews & Georgia K. Harper - 1353-1357 Fair‐use guidelines: A selected bibliography
by Noemí A. Rivera–Morales
1999, Volume 50, Issue 13
- 1163-1163 In this issue
by Bert R. Boyce - 1165-1168 Introduction
by Zorana Ercegovac - 1169-1181 Collection metadata solutions for digital library applications
by Linda L. Hill & Greg Janée & Ron Dolin & James Frew & Mary Larsgaard - 1182-1192 Conceptual design and deployment of a metadata framework for educational resources on the internet
by Stuart A. Sutton - 1193-1208 Metadata elements for object description and representation: A case report from a digitized historical fashion collection project
by Marcia Lei Zeng - 1209-1217 A comparison of the two traditions of metadata development
by Kathleen Burnett & Kwong Bor Ng & Soyeon Park - 1218-1223 Use of metadata vocabularies in data retrieval
by Edwin M. Cortez - 1224-1233 The ecological approach to text visualization
by James A. Wise - 1234-1245 A hybrid method for abstracting newspaper articles
by James Liu & Yan Wu & Lina Zhou - 1246-1256 Formal features of cyberspace: Relationships between Web page complexity and site traffic
by Erik P. Bucy & Annie Lang & Robert F. Potter & Maria Elizabeth Grabe - 1257-1257 Understanding information retrieval interactions: Theoretical and practical implications
by Sue Myburgh - 1257-1258 Information literacy: Essential skills for the information age
by Cheryl Knott Malone - 1259-1261 Scholarly book reviewing in the social sciences and humanities. The flow of ideas within and among disciplines
by Jack Andersen
1999, Volume 50, Issue 12
- 1043-1050 The invisible substrate of information science
by Marcia J. Bates - 1051-1063 Information science
by Tefko Saracevic - 1052-1053 Scientist‐poets wanted:
by Howard D. White