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|a Improving student information search :
|b a metacognitive approach /
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|b Metacognition is a set of active mental processes that allows users to monitor, regulate, and direct their personal cognitive strategies. 'Improving Student Information Search' traces the impact of a tutorial on education graduate students' problem-solving in online research databases. The tutorial centres on idea tactics that represent metacognitive strategies designed to improve information search outcomes.
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|g Machine generated contents note:
|t Introduction --
|t Background -- metacognition in information search --
|t Need --
|t Problem solving, literacy in research databases, and tutorial-based library instruction --
|t Research questions --
|t Introduction --
|t Early research --
|t Dervin's methodology, theory, and framework --
|t Information-seeking behavior --
|t Information retrieval researchers --
|t Summary of information search research --
|t Introduction --
|t Early research --
|t Metacognitive instruction --
|t Summary of research on metacognition --
|t Introduction --
|t Problem solving and memory --
|t Problem solving and metacognition --
|t Metacognitive experiences and problem solving --
|t Metacognitive knowledge and problem solving --
|t Metacognition and problem solving on the web --
|t Metacognitive training and problem solving --
|t Idea tactics tutorial --
|t Summary of problem solving and metacognition --
|t Introduction --
|t Evolution of information problem solving and metacognition research --
|t Metacognition in information problem-solving research from the EU --
|t Improving students' information problem solving --
|t Idea tactics tutorial --
|t Summary of information problem solving and metacognition --
|t Introduction --
|t Early research --
|t Education graduate students' research skills in the millennium --
|t Importance of instruction to provide "new skills, new knowledge" --
|t Library training for education graduate students --
|t Idea tactics tutorial --
|t Summary of education graduate students' information behavior --
|t Introduction --
|t Education students' metacognition in information problem solving in hypermedia systems --
|t Metacognition in group problem solving --
|t Education students' lack of computing skills --
|t Metacognition compensates for problem-solving deficiencies --
|t Idea tactics tutorial --
|t Summary of research on education students' information seeking to support problem solving --
|t Introduction --
|t Difficulties with online search --
|t Need for skills instruction --
|t Importance of mental models in searching information systems --
|t Metacognitive techniques in online search --
|t Role of metacognition --
|t Idea tactics tutorial --
|t Summary of research on metacognitive skills in online search behavior --
|t Introduction --
|t Metacognition instruction --
|t Metacognitive scaffolds --
|t Metacognitive scaffolds to support information problem solving --
|t Prompts --
|t Importance of matching prompt type to individuals' learning needs --
|t Idea tactics tutorial --
|t Summary of research on promoting metacognition --
|t Introduction --
|t Research that informed the scaffold's creation --
|t Bates' idea tactics --
|t tutorial's tactics --
|t Database search techniques --
|t Creating the tutorial --
|t Pilot studies --
|t tutorial --
|t Resembles an instructional agent --
|t Summary of the idea tactics tutorial --
|t Introduction --
|t Mixed methods research --
|t Guiding theory --
|t Think-aloud protocol --
|t Task-based usability study --
|t Research instrument --
|t participants --
|t activity --
|t Follow-up interviews --
|t Summary of the problem-solving activity and interview --
|t Introduction --
|t Concurrent triangulation design --
|t Legitimization and validity --
|t Reliability --
|t Transcripts of problem-solving activity using prefigured codes --
|t Transcripts of problem-solving activity and post-search interviews using open coding schemes --
|t Participant searches --
|t IBM Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) --
|t Summary of the data analysis --
|t Introduction --
|t Bates and testing the tactics --
|t Relevance --
|t Relevance Index --
|t Narrowing and broadening search strategies --
|t Number Index --
|t Evaluation --
|t Evaluation Index --
|t Strategy --
|t Strategy Index --
|t Summary of the impact of the Indexes on participants' problem solving --
|t Introduction --
|t Research questions --
|t Research question 1: What search techniques did participants demonstrate in their initial search? --
|t Research question 2: What general attributes were common among participants in their use of the tutorial? --
|t Research question 3: What search techniques did participants demonstrate in their final searches? --
|t Research question 4: How did the tutorial affect the outcome of the problem-solving activity? --
|t Search obstacles and participants' satisfaction level --
|t Additional issues revealed in the post-search interview and during the think-aloud --
|t Summary of the tutorial's impact on participants' problem solving --
|t Introduction --
|t Bates' idea tactics --
|t Idea generation and mental pattern breaking --
|t Database search strategies --
|t Overcoming obstacles --
|t Tutorial enhances search outcomes --
|t Summary of the idea tactics' role in idea generation and mental pattern breaking --
|t Introduction --
|t Metacognitive instruction --
|t Participants' adoption of idea tactic's metacognitive behaviors in problem solving --
|t Participants' increased awareness of metacognitive abilities while problem solving --
|t Education students' use of metacognitive skills --
|t Summary of the role of the tutorial in fostering metacognitive behaviors --
|t Introduction --
|t Early support --
|t Research on metacognition and information literacy --
|t Information literacy metacognition instruction --
|t Summary of information literacy and metacognition --
|t Introduction --
|t Importance of the tutorial as a reference tool --
|t Optimizing use of the tutorial --
|t Adapting the tutorial --
|t Employing the tutorial in different learning environments --
|t Tutorial improvements --
|t Summary of utilizing the tutorial.
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