Last week I had the privilege of attending James Kalbach‘s course on Faceted Search & Beyond, held as part of Syntagm‘s UXFest (“like Oktoberfest, but without the beer… and it’s in February”). Yes, I’ll admit it… I was curious. After all, I’d been running a broadly similar tutorial for the last two years or so, [...]
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Is search behaviour becoming more sophisticated?
Posted in Search, Text analytics, User experience, tagged HCI, natural language processing, NLP, Text analytics, UCD, usability on February 12, 2011 | 4 Comments »
A few folks have pointed out that my recent post on “Changing terms for changing times Usability, HCI, UCD & more” (which examined how the usage of these terms has changed across several decades of publications in Google Books) omitted a consideration of the “demand side” and the frequency of these terms in the Google [...]
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