Information encountering by an art historian: A methodological case study

Sarah A. Buchanan · Shann Bossaller · Sanda Erdelez

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ABSTRACT Research activities of humanities scholars are complex. Novel methodologies are needed to facilitate investigation of their information behavior processes. This poster presents a case study designed to evaluate use of information encountering (IE) model as a methodological framework for soliciting rich feedback about serendipity in information behavior via research activities of an art historian. The preliminary findings reveal intricate connections between information encountering and searching that evolve over a long period of time.

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2002Accidentally Found on Purpose: Information-Seeking Behavior of Historians in Archives 2006Time as a context of information seeking 1991The Collection and Use of Information by Some American Historians: A Study of Motives and Methods 2002Technology's Impact on the Information-Seeking Behavior of Art Historians

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