Research into ‘everyday information’
Diverse everyday information practices in Australian households
... in information- seeking (for example Kim, 2009; Knight & Spink, 2008; Rieger, 2009; Rieh, 2004; Rose & Levinson, 2004) have predominated over studies of information- seeking in ...is research ...
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Everyday conversation in dementia: a review of the literature to inform research and practice
... that research examining conversation in natural settings provides a rich source of data to explore not just the challenges within conversation for those taking part, but also the skills retained by the person with ...
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Everyday conversation in dementia: a review of the literature to inform research and practice
... that research examining conversation in natural settings provides a rich source of data to explore not just the challenges within conversation for those taking part, but also the skills retained by the person with ...
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Watching young children 'play' with information technology : everyday life information seeking in the home
... Abstract Research on how young children use information to orient themselves in daily life and to solve problems (known as everyday life information seeking or ELIS) has not been conducted, ...
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Watching young children 'play' with information technology : everyday life information seeking in the home
... Abstract Research on how young children use information to orient themselves in daily life and to solve problems (known as everyday life information seeking or ELIS) has not been conducted, ...
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Exploring health information use by older Australians within everyday life
... HIL research informs us about peoples’ ways of engaging with health information (how, where, when, why, what), the challenge to public health policy is to ensure that health messages are designed and ...
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Exploring health information use by older Australians within everyday life
... HIL research informs us about peoples’ ways of engaging with health information (how, where, when, why, what), the challenge to public health policy is to ensure that health messages are designed and ...
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Relational positionality: Conceptualizing research, power, and the everyday politics of neoliberalization in Mexico City
... the research process was differentially affected by mobile elements of my ...field research, I went to meet friends and colleagues working at El Colegio de México ...a research position at COLMEX for ...
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Pregnant women’s navigation of information on everyday household chemicals: phthalates as a case study
... Then transcripts were independently coded by at least two researchers. Analysis began with a phase of initial coding where the data was broken into small, salient codes, using a segment-by-segment coding strategy. The ...
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Augmenting Collections of Everyday Objects: A Case Study of Clothes Hangers as an Information Display
... Intel Research Berkeley ...common everyday objects to serve as interfaces between the physical and the ...such everyday objects augmented with interactive ...of everyday objects are considered ...
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Representing Our Information Structures for Research and for Everyday Use
... Cross-tool studies have also involved relatively small numbers of participants and largely qualitative data. So while we know that people are concerned about fragmentation, we do not have systematic data about the scale ...
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Everyday life, everyday connections? Theological reflections on the relevance of international youth studies research
... within international youth studies, as well as the key contestations and fault-lines. The article then narrows the engagement down by focusing on developments within the specific southern African context. However, these ...
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Everyday futures:A new interdisciplinary area of research
... the everyday values and actions of individuals and ...instance, research on attitudes towards greater use of walking and cycling for everyday transport has demonstrated that people are most likely to ...
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Everyday ethics in community-based participatory research.
... Participatory research with young women at an allotment project A young women’s group runs an allotment in a UK ...ticipatory research project documenting the work they were doing at the allotment as part ...
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The Use of Twitter in Everyday Life Information Seeking
... In fact, two other survey respondents drew contrasts between Twitter and Facebook, saying that information delivery on Twitter was more streamlined and more diverse, respectively. These comparisons are intriguing. ...
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The everyday ethics of field work research with vulnerable patients.
... The experience of carrying out data collection with this frail, vulnerable group of elderly patients has highlighted the complexity and potential ethical dilemmas researchers may face in these contexts. In my role as a ...
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Everyday Geographies, Geographies Everyday
... and everyday aspects of migration, as well bringing into focus the bodily, intimate and affective dimensions of ...of everyday life that are altered and interpenetrated by the mobilities and circulations of ...
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From research to industrial applications. Knowledge. for everyday life improvement.
... The services offered by ASG span from the conceivement of technical specifications to the industrialization, the commissioning and maintenance through to customer’s personnel training: ASG is currently Europe’s main ...
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Embracing the everyday: reflections on using video and photography in health research
... 3.1 Thinking Differently Getting the participants to work visually encourages different forms of thinking (7) participants seek out metaphorical and representative images that illustrate aspects of their lived ...
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The everyday life information seeking behaviours of first-time mothers
... The health visitor identified what she described as “territorial” barriers. She explained that some mothers would not access services in particular areas of their town, due to feeling intimidated and the fear of ...
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