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1 DAFFODIL Effective Support for Using Digital Libraries Norbert Fuhr University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany

2 Desktop system for federated digital libraries

3 Drawbacks of today’s DLs In all workflow phases multiple access points multiple query forms poor functionality

4 Daffodil concepts: Focus on the user 1. Strategic information access support 2. Proactive system support 3. Digital library life cycle 4. Collaboration

5 1. Strategic information access support Levels of search activities (Bates 1990): 1. Move: Low-level search function (e.g. type in search term, view retrieved document) 2. Tactic: several moves to further a search (e.g. broaden/narrow a query) 3. Stratagem: set of actions on a single domain (citation database, tables of contents of journals) 4. Strategy: complete plan for satisfying an information need (e.g. subject search, browse relevant journals, find referenced articles)

6 Search Moves – Tactics – Stratagems – Strategies

7 Result list Moves – Tactics – Stratagems – Strategies

8 Detail view Moves – Tactics – Stratagems – Strategies

9 Extract from Result List Moves – Tactics – Stratagems – Strategies

10 Stratagems on the Desktop – Subject Search – Journal/Conference Run – Author networks – Citation Search Moves – Tactics – Stratagems – Strategies

11 Author Networks Moves – Tactics – Stratagems – Strategies – GUI

12 Citation Search: Reference Tracking Moves – Tactics – Stratagems – Strategies

13 Evaluation of strategic support Evaluation with 28 subjects Methods: questionnaire, logging, video Tasks of different complexity:

14 Evaluation of strategic support – Only for very simple tasks (known item retrieval), other methods may be faster – Complex tasks are supported very effectively

15 2. Proactive system support Spell checking

16 Proactivity during query formulation Semantically inconsistent queries

17 Proactivity during query formulation Related Terms

18 Usability studies 30 subjects Focus on query formulation Results: Users feel rather uncertain – submit the same query several times, – stare at the keyboard Users ignore hints shown elsewhere on the desktop Improvements through proactive functions: Fewer syntactical and semantic errors Better tactical decisions Users feel more confident

19 Proactivity: Search continuation Suggestions based on automatic analysis of current search result Using case-based reasoning Availability indicated by unobtrusive button at bottom

20 Search continuation Suggestions presented in ranked list Descriptive title, explanation and score bar Execute one or more suggestion and judge them Icons indicate status of suggestion (executable, used, useful)

21 Search continuation - evaluation 12 participants in pilot study, each spending minutes with the system Case base initially contained 25 cases (generic situations) and 16 solutions (suggestions) Results: Search novices and casual users found suggestions on advanced tools most useful Experienced users liked extraction of terms, authors,... from results Might have used tactics on their own, but advice helped them avoid trial-and-error

22 Search continuation – evaluation II 24 participants, half of them supported each working on 3 tasks case base contained 30 cases Results Supported users... are more satisfied with the search process (p=0.067) are significantly more satisfied with the result find significantly more relevant documents use significantly more often Daffodil's advanced tools (unsupported users mainly concentrate on query reformulation)

23 3. Digital library life cycle

24 3. Digital library life cycle

25 3. Digital library life cycle

26 3. Digital library life cycle

27 3. Digital library life cycle

28 3. Digital library life cycle

29 Collate – Personal library Folder hierarchy (e.g. task-oriented) Save all digital library objects Document Metadata Authors Journals, Conferences Hyperlinks Query formulations Fulltexts Save own documents in the same folders Papers Presentations Discover – Retrieve – Collate – Interpret – Re-Present

30 Personal Library

31 Interpret: Annotations Annotation of any object in the personal library (out-of-line/inline) Annotations can be typed and nested Retrieval of annotations (POLAR: Probabilistic Object Logic for Annotation Retrieval) Discover – Retrieve – Collate – Interpret – Re-Present

32 Re-Present (support generation of new information) Export folders from personal library Discover – Retrieve – Collate – Interpret – Re-Present

33 4. Collaboration Personal Group Public

34 Discover – Retrieve – Collate – Interpret – Re-Present New objects Filed by other users recommendation Collation and awareness

35 Collaborate interpretation Annotation threads Discover – Retrieve – Collate – Interpret – Re-Present

36 Collaboration: Chat-Tool Help Discussion Object exchange Ask an expert (Librarian) Chatter-Bot

37 5. Further Applications European National Libraries

38 Application to Image and Music Retrieval

39 Application to XML Retrieval

40 XML Retrieval: INEX Interactive Track Evaluation with 80 subjects from 10 research groups

41 6. Summary and Outlook Daffodil concepts: 1. Strategic information access support 2. Proactive system support 3. Digital library life cycle 4. Collaboration Successful evaluations for 1 and 2

ezDL: Daffodil's successor Redesign of Daffodil: more modular design more flexible more user-friendly interface extended logging support for user experiments (e.g. eye tracking)

ezDL application

Filtering of result list

Sorting and Grouping of Results

Alternative Result List Based on Hypergrid

Result Clustering

Tool Perspectives

Results can be Printed or Copied to the Clipboard

Supporting query formulation Spelling correction Suggestions with definitions Searching for disambiguated concepts Implicit information about users used for search Geo location and user language

Visualizing results Grouped visualization of result list Groups predefined or chosen by users

Visualizing results Heterogeneo us results Smart result items with visualization of performed actions Explanations and help on mouse-over Keyword highlighting for search or filter terms

Visualizing details Quick search links for forward navigation HON labels help users evaluating suitability of results Access to fulltext Result snippets with hits highlighted Saving, exporting, printing directly from result view Visualization of frequent terms in document as term cloud with quick search links