Analyzing the Influence of Language Proficiency on Interactive Book Search Behavior

Toine Bogers; Maria Gäde; Mark M. Hall; Mette Skov

doi:10.9776/16010

Analyzing the Influence of Language Proficiency on Interactive Book Search Behavior

Toine Bogers, Maria Gäde, Mark M. Hall, Mette Skov

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Abstract

English content still dominates in many online domains and information systems, despite native English speakers being a minority of its users. However, we know little about how language proficiency influences search behavior in these systems. In this paper, we describe preliminary results from an interactive IR experiment with book search behavior and examine how language skills affect this behavior. A total of 97 users from 21 different countries participated in this experiment, resulting in a rich data set including usage data as well as questionnaire feedback. Although participants reported feeling language constraints, a preliminary analysis of native and non-native English speakers indicate little to no meaningful differences in their search behavior.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Proceedings of iConference 2016 : Partnership with Society
Antal sider	5
Forlag	iSchools
Publikationsdato	21 mar. 2016
ISBN (Trykt)	978-0-9884900-2-4
DOI	https://doi.org/10.9776/16010
Status	Udgivet - 21 mar. 2016
Udgivet eksternt	Ja
Begivenhed	iConference 2016: Partnership with Society - Philadelphia, PA, USA Varighed: 20 mar. 2016 → 23 mar. 2016

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Konference	iConference 2016
Land/Område	USA
By	Philadelphia, PA
Periode	20/03/2016 → 23/03/2016

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Information Retrieval
Language Proficiency
Search Behavior
Book Search
Native vs. Non-Native Speakers

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Analyzing the Influence of Language Proficiency on Interactive Book Search Behavior

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