The Catalogue Browsing Access Paradigm

Summary

The main goal of the CBAP prototype development project is to provide a seamless interaction between the physical and the digital realms in accessing library artefacts based on the concept of CBAP.

Keywords

World Wide Web, Computer science, Digital library, Library catalog, Information retrieval

References

The GUI OPAC: Approach with CautionCharles R. Hildreth — 1995
The Conceptual foundations of descriptive catalogingElaine Svenonius — 1989
Why doing user observations first is wrongDonald A. Norman — 2006
The conceptual foundations of descriptive catalogingBert Royce — 1990
Why Are Online Catalogs Still Hard to Use?Christine L. Borgman — 1996
User Centered System Design: New Perspectives on Human-Computer InteractionNancy S. Anderson, Donald A. Norman, Stephen W. Draper — 1987
Extreme Programming ExplainedKent L. Beck — 2002

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