Montreal / Rosson / Washington / D.C. / Belkin / Hillsdale / New York / Cambridge / Bajracharya / /
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MIT Press / IEEE Software / Wilson / National Academy Press / Amazon / Adobe / ACM Press / Google / Lawrence Erlbaum Associates / /
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Canada / United States / /
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USD / / /
Facility
Chris Roggi University of Hartford / Computer Science University of Nebraska / Georgia Institute of Technology / /
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end user computing / time examining search results / text-based search activities / software engineering / human-centric computing / web-based resources / sitespecific search engines / search operators / web browser / Web searches / web foraging / purpose search engine / information search behaviors / search sessions / software engineering research / search patterns / Web development / search tool / exploration tool / software development / search text / scaffolded search tools / user interface software / introductory computing concepts / study examining Web information finding / ultimate solution / surface level search strategies / typical Web information tasks / na¨ıve solution / search tools / reuse search results / result search space / application software / End-user software / educational computing research / search-based foraging sessions / Web Search events / Search query strings / search accuracy / Web/graphic / average search session / event Web / computing / human centric computing languages / search query / workable solution / informal computing education / search strategies / poor search results / purpose search engines / productive search behaviors / web search behavior / Web/graphic design / degree search / web navigation / inefficient search strategies / search box / search session / search events / search query string / potential solution / code-oriented search tools / error-free solutions / internal search engine / informal and professional web developers / software development tasks / search activity level / generalpurpose search engines / fundamental computing concepts / Internet search engine / software maintenance tasks / Web-based resources using hyperlinks / search involving local variable / online documentation / Search vs / search behaviors / text search activities / e-commerce sites / search engines / search query string contents / end-user programming systems / Web-based search events / intermediate solutions / web designers / Web-based searches / Web garnering / correct code solutions / digital media / web search / documentation tool / software industry / search queries / search activities / recursive solution / search tactic formulation / social network / code search engine usage log / search engine / online code examples / search results / longest search session / devising a recursive solution / /
Organization
End-User Programmers Brian Dorn Department / University of Nebraska / National Science Foundation / MIT / Georgia Institute of Technology / University of Hartford / /
Person
Brian Dorn / LaToza / Garlan / Adam Stankiewicz / / /
Position
novice programmer / programmer / Author Keywords end-user programming / T. D. / Fisher / general information seeking behaviors / /
Product
Model-Viewer / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Java / PHP / JavaScript / C / /
ProvinceOrState
Quebec / New York / S. K. / M. B. / New Jersey / /
Lost while Searching: Difficulties in Information Seeking among End-User Programmers Brian Dorn Department of Computer Science University of Nebraska at Omaha 6001 Dodge Street