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INFO 202
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Design Concepts in Information Retrieval: Creating User-centered Systems, Search Engines, and Sites (2nd ed., 2027) is the textbook used in the INFO 202 course. This scholarly textbook provides a multimedia learning experience that combines written chapters, slideshows and embedded videos (with captions), and links to supplemental readings. Each chapter and appendix has been peer-reviewed by a subject domain expert. The book explains and demonstrates fundamental concepts of information retrieval (IR) system design. Topics include database design concepts, user research methods, metadata and classification systems, search engines, and models for understanding the information experience. The book is open access and free to download.
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2nd Ed.
Publication Date
2027
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Book
Disciplines
Library and Information Science
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Copyright ©Virginia M. Tucker, 2027. Version 202701.
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Tucker, Virginia M., "Design Concepts in Information Retrieval: Creating Usercentered Systems, Search Engines, and Sites" (2027). Open Educational Resources. 27.
https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/oer/27
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Tucker, Virginia M. (2027). Design concepts in information retrieval: Creating user-centered systems, search engines, and sites (2nd ed.). San José State University.