INL 210 Information Seeking and Retrieval - Theme 9 Flashcards

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Detailed fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering the concepts, history, varieties, and challenges of alerting services and information monitoring as presented in Theme 9 of INL 210.

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Alerting Services, Current Awareness Services (CAS) and __________ services have been used by libraries for many years to keep users informed.

Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI)

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Traditional methods of alerting services include book displays, personal notification, and the circulation of __________ of journals.

tables of content

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With the introduction of computerised databases in the early 1970's, alerting services were often available through systems like __________.

Dialog

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Databases have been available on CD-ROM since the year __________.

19851985

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Fourie (19991999) defines CAS via the WWW as a selection of systems that provide notification of the existence of __________ added to the system's database.

new entities

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Fourie (20062006) prefers the term __________ because it focuses on the need to be alert to the possibility of taking action.

alerting services

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In an academic context, the act of using alerting services to keep up with developments is often referred to as __________.

information monitoring

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One reason for using alerting services is to keep track of new documents added to specific databases, such as the __________ database.

ERIC

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Wilson (19931993) noted that in some environments, the cost of __________ turns out not to be too great, and bluffing may work nicely.

ignorance

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A website specialising in alerting services specifically for library and information professionals is __________.

Informed Librarian Online

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A membership for a library student to the Informed Librarian Online costs __________ per year.

2020

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The content alerting service __________ covers journals from different publishers and allows users to track five journal titles for free.

Ingenta Connect

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RSS stands for RDF Site Summary, Rich Site Summary, or __________.

Really Simple Syndication

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RSS utilizes a/an __________ tag that allows headlines to be pulled automatically into other web pages or onto a desktop.

XML

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Services that allow participants to post status messages, links, and videos in a rapid sharing format are known as __________.

social awareness streams

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The automated tracking tools __________ and TracerLock can be used to monitor when new information is posted on a website.

ChangeDetection

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One of the criteria for selecting an alerting service is the __________ of use, as it should be easy to integrate.

convenience

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A major problem that can be experienced with alerting services, requiring personal information management solutions, is __________.

information overload

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A barrier to using commercial alerting services like Proquest or ScienceDirect is often a lack of __________.

funding

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In organizational contexts, alerting services can be specifically linked to the practice of __________ scanning.

environmental