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Thursday, November 7 • 2:15pm - 3:00pm
Effective E-browsing: Access, Discovery, and Connections.

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Browsing is an essential component to discovery. Understanding the foundations of browsing patterns and preferences is crucial in developing effective e-browsing environments. It’s important to understand the way researchers in diverse disciplines have described their discoveries in terms of browsing and searching. Examining the works of scientists, social scientists, and humanists through the lens of discovery will reveal essential components to be aware of in developing e-browsing environments. In turning to a wide range of sources, often outside traditional library literature, we deepen our understanding of what it means to browse in an electronic environment and more effectively articulate concerns and opportunities to developers.
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Nina Clements

Reference Librarian, Penn State University, Brandywine Campus
I work with professors to more thoroughly integrate research skills and services into the curriculum. Also: reader, editor, wordsmith, and cat wrangler.
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Kate Joranson

Head Librarian, Henry Clay Frick Fine Arts Library, University Library System, University of Pittsburgh
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Steve VanTuyl

Emerging Technologies Librarian, Carnegie Mellon University
Emerging Technologies Librarian at Carnegie Mellon University. Also: data jockey, info-schemer, research flunkie, recovering scientist, yeast wrangler

Thursday November 7, 2013 2:15pm - 3:00pm EST
Gold Ballroom, Francis Marion Hotel 387 King Street, Charleston, SC 29403
  Concurrent, OB: Out of the box thinking-entrepreneurship

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