Information Innovations: From the Web to the Blog: A Case Study

Yuan, Haiwang; Meszaros, Rosemary L.

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“…The term "User Profile" refers to a model that outlines user needs based on data, originating from the big data domain. At its core, user profiling is a framework that describes a user's interests, characteristics, behaviors, and preferences [7].…”

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Advancements and characteristics of scholar profiling research in China

Qiu Xiaohua

2024

Int. J. Sci. Res. Arch.

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This study analyzes the development and characteristics of scholar profiling research in China from 2016 to 2022, utilizing content analysis of 38 core journal articles. Scholar profiling, adapted from user profiling in big data, involves extracting and analyzing academic data to build models that describe scholars' characteristics and behaviors. Our findings highlight the use of diverse data sources, including commercial databases and social platforms, and emphasize the importance of data preprocessing and modeling techniques. While applied research dominates, the field faces challenges such as the lack of standardized data collection and depth in model construction. The study underscores the need for robust profiling tools and broader application scenarios to enhance the effectiveness of scholar profiling systems.

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Advancements and characteristics of scholar profiling research in China

Qiu Xiaohua

2024

Int. J. Sci. Res. Arch.

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Communicating with Faculty, Staff, and Students Using Library Blogs: Results from a Survey of Academic Health Sciences Libraries

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Internet Reference Services Quarterly

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Using blogs in academic libraries: versatile information platforms

Schrecker

2008

New Library World

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PurposeThe purpose of the paper was to provide an in‐depth discussion of the poster session, Keep Blogging Along: Side by Side Library Blogs, presented at the American Library Association's Annual Conference in Washington, DC, June 27, 2007.Design/methodology/approachComplete with each blog discussed is a distinction of purpose, basic elements of blog design including organizational labels and tags, enhancement and usability tools, and a statement of success or failure for each project.FindingsComprehensive information concerning three academic library blogs; topics of collection development, children's literature review, a collaborative professional development project, and a supplemental academic course blog is provided.Practical implicationsTo make available basic tools and resources for readers to create a blog, or blogs; keep statistical and evaluative information on individual projects; and enhance project usability with tools and widgets.Originality/valueThis paper details various innovative uses for blogs, or web logs, in an academic library setting and provides constructive resources to assist readers with researching and utilizing this technology.

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Information Innovations: From the Web to the Blog: A Case Study

Cited by 3 publications

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Advancements and characteristics of scholar profiling research in China

Advancements and characteristics of scholar profiling research in China

Communicating with Faculty, Staff, and Students Using Library Blogs: Results from a Survey of Academic Health Sciences Libraries

Using blogs in academic libraries: versatile information platforms

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