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EDUCATION
Doctor
of Philosophy, Information Science & Library Science, University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill Masters
in Library and Information Science, University of California, Berkeley Bachelor
of Arts, English, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee
RESEARCH
INTERESTS
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Usability
of information systems o
End-user
information seeking o
Visual
analysis and representation of qualitative data
RECENT
COURSES
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Information
Science in Librarianship o
Human-computer
interaction o
Design
of User Interfaces o
Ethics
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Basic
information sources and services
PUBLICATIONS
Slone, D J (2009) A methodology for measuring usability evaluation skills using constructivist theory and the second life platform (in press) Journal of Usability Studies, 4(4), 178-188.
Slone, D J (2009). Visualizing qualitative information. The Qualitative Report, 14(3) 489-497.
Slone,
D J (2007). The impact of time constraints on Web search goals and behavior, Journal
of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 58(4),
508 – 517. Slone,
D J (2005). A bird's-eye view of cross-platform Web interaction. Journal
of Documentation, 61(5), 657 – 669.
Slone,
D J (2003). Internet search approaches: The influence of age, search goals
and experience. Library and Information Science Research 25(4), 403
– 418. Slone,
D J (2002). The Influence of mental models and goals on user search patterns
during web interaction. Journal of the American Society for Information
Science & Technology 53(13), 1152–1169. Slone,
D J (2000). Encounters with the OPAC: Online searching in public libraries. Journal
of the American Society for Information Science 51(8), 757 – 773. |
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