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A study of lawyers' information behaviour leading to the development of two methods for evaluating electronic resources

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Figure 1: Partial screenshots of the Justis electronic legal resource illustrating the facility to search for legal case reports through the use of various segmented field searches (left) and the facility to browse for legal journal articles by source and
Figure 2: Flow diagram to summarise the structure of this thesis.
Figure 3: Summary of participant P10-T’S legal information-seeking and use episode (observed during the think-aloud part of our Contextual Inquiry) encoded with the physical process stages from Kuhlthau’s ISP model
Figure 4: Summary of participant P10-T’s legal information-seeking and use episode (observed during the think-aloud part of our Contextual Inquiry) encoded with the cognitive process stages from Sutcliffe and Ennis’s model
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Ellis’s behavioural model Choice of sampling technique and sample Accessing Distinguishing (S, D) Analysing (C) and synthesising (C) Distributing documents, content and search queries/results Conducting an IB usability evaluation Example IB functionality evaluation of an electronic legal resource Example IB usability evaluation of an electronic legal resource Benefits and limitations of using the IB methods

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