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Accounting for user diversity in configuring online systems
Woolliams, Peter ; Gee, David
On-line review, 1992-05, Vol.16 (5), p.303-311
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Oxford: MCB UP Ltd
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Título:
Accounting for user diversity in configuring online systems
Autor:
Woolliams, Peter
;
Gee, David
Assuntos:
Cognitive aspects
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Cognitive Psychology
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Computer System Design
;
Cross Cultural Studies
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Cultural Differences
;
Culture
;
Ethnocentrism
;
Europe
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Exact sciences and technology
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Foreign Countries
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Information and communication sciences
;
Information Needs
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Information processing and retrieval
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Information retrieval. Man machine relationship
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Information science. Documentation
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International Programs
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Man Machine Systems
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North America
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Novices
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Online information retrieval
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Online Systems
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Organization
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Organizational Culture
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Sciences and techniques of general use
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Searching
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User behaviour
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User Needs (Information)
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On-line review, 1992-05, Vol.16 (5), p.303-311
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Descrição:
In order to enhance, consolidate and differentiate online services, developers are increasingly becoming concerned with issues of usability. Lists of design guidelines and evaluations of existing systems are extensive but attempts to place this applied science on a rigorous footing have largely failed. Despite legitimate advances in HCI (Human-computer Interaction), no clear set of principles has emerged that is relevant to practitioners or vendors of online systems. Most previous studies have been concerned with designing the system for a 'standard' user. This paper will present some early findings of our work concerned with discriminating the relative effects of the cultural values of users and their organisational setting in configuring online systems.
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Oxford: MCB UP Ltd
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