Abstract
Presents a framework for modeling the content of information objects such as documents and video programs based on observation of how users interact with those objects in the course of information seeking and use. Identifies four categories of potentially observable user behaviors: examination, retention, reference, and annotation.
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Kim, J., & Oard, D. (2001). Modeling Information Content Using Observable Behavior. Proceedings of the ASIST Annual Meeting, 38, 481–88. Retrieved from http://www.glue.umd.edu/~dlrg/filter/papers/asis01.pdf
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