Exploring and Searching Content Sample Clauses

Exploring and Searching Content. In the Final Questionnaire, which participants completed after the field trial, several questions were asked about the tools supplied for searching and exploring content. During the last two weeks, which tools have you used to search for and explore the content available in PATHS? Figure 31 Tools used to search for and explore content, Prototype Trials All the trial participants used the ‘Search box’ to find content. After the search box, it appears that the ‘Tag cloud’ was the next most popular method for searching for content whilst the ‘Thesaurus’ and the ‘Map’ were slightly less popular search options. For exploring content, 70% of the users browsed the search results, and half this number used the other methods equally, i.e. ‘Related and recommended items’ and the ‘Search results filters’. Figure 32 Tools used for exploring content, Prototype Trials The Other methods used were: • it only allows me three options but I have used all of the above plus paths made by other users • ALSO Map, Thesaurus and Tag Cloud (system only lets me select 3 options!) For each of the tools, users were asked to rate three aspects: • How easy the tool was to use • How useful the tool was • How inventive the tool was The results are presented by the three aspects in order for comparisons to be made between the tools.
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Exploring and Searching Content. Inventiveness The ratings for inventiveness are not quite what might be expected. Given that the ‘Search box’ is a ubiquitious tool and the ‘Tag cloud’ is much more unusual and that the participants appeared to have problems with the Map, it is the Map that gets two ‘Very Inventive’ ratings whilst the Tag Cloud gets none. When ‘Very inventive’ and ‘Inventive’ are considered together, the Thesaurus rates slightly higher than the Map and Tag cloud. Overall, the ‘Search Box’ and ‘Related and recommended items’ have the most ‘Conventional’ ratings with the latter being the only tool with ‘Very conventional’ (two people) which is in line with expectations. Figure 35 Exploring and Searching Content - Inventiveness, Prototype Trials

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