Informavores: Active information foraging and human cognition Doug Markant (Moderator) and Todd Gureckis Dept. of Psychology, New York University Bj¨orn Meder and Jonathan D. Nelson Center for Adaptive Behavior and Cogn

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Date: 2013-07-15 14:52:58 Information science Cognitive science Human–computer interaction Information foraging Information seeking behavior Sensemaking Foraging Peter Pirolli Heuristic Science Behavior Ethology		Informavores: Active information foraging and human cognition Doug Markant (Moderator) and Todd Gureckis Dept. of Psychology, New York University Bj¨orn Meder and Jonathan D. Nelson Center for Adaptive Behavior and Cogn Add to Reading List Source URL: mindmodeling.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 75,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

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