Understanding and Supporting Multiple Information Seeking Strategies,
a TIPSTER Phase III Research Project
School of Communication, Information and Library Studies
Rutgers University


This project involves a) user studies intended to understand the kind of information seeking strategies people follow over the course of a single information seeking episode and b) design and implementation of Information Retrieval (IR) systems that would support such strategies (see Project overview). This project has been funded by a three year grant from the phase III of the Tipster project.

Project Overview: A brief description of the purpose and goal of this project.

Documents: an archive of all the documents generated by our project (e.g. Proposal, Progress Reports, Working Papers, Technical Reports, Publications)

Related Papers: Papers written by members of the team and others, which are related to our research concerns but not necessarily written for the project

People: The members of the project

Hot Links: Other interesting sites which are related to our research project (e.g. Tipster , ZPRISE 2.0 , Information Retrieval resources , etc)

Feedback: The way to contact us

Development: resources relevant to our development efforts. Includes information about visual development tools, tipster compliant tool sets, etc.

Technical Support: information about our systems, computers, etc. (e.g. backups, etc.)


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last revision: December 5, 1997, send us mail at tipster_webpage@carballo.rutgers.edu