Medford / Mulvany / Austin / New York / Olason / Morville / Fremont / Mahwah / Adelaide / San Diego / New Haven / Chicago / Buenos Aires / /
Company
Yale University Press / Google / Lawrence Erlbaum Associates / Nielsen Norman Group / Yahoo / Auslib Press / Macmillan USA / /
Country
Jordan / / /
Facility
Library A-Z / Library Website Index / Portland State University / University of Chicago Press / Camtasia Studio / Appellate Body Repertory / Electronic Library / University of Alaska Fairbanks / captured using Camtasia Studio / /
IndustryTerm
search function / department site / site search capability / web architecture / web index / search box / web design / e-books / information search / online indexing structures / online index / online indexes / search sessions / web indexes / navigation tool / search tasks / image/search box / navigational tools / search feature / post-search questions / Web indexing / Bad web indexes / search engines / test site / information finding tools / web designers / e.g. search / web usability / web index usability / software records / everyday web use / search mechanism / using the search feature / /
Organization
Unviersity of Alaska Fairbanks / Yale / World Trade Organization / American Society of Indexers Logo / Yale University / American Society for Information Science / University of Chicago Press / Portland State University / Portland / ASI / University of Alaska Fairbanks / Texas Library Association / American Library Association / /
Person
Van Ravenswaay / Shelly Gullikson / Carol Barnum / William S. Abrams / Broccoli / Carol Hert / Ilana Kingsley / /
Position
librarian / web librarian and assistant professor / researcher / Google Webmaster / member / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Jersey / Illinois / Oregon / South Australia / South Carolina / North Carolina / California / /
Region
South Australia / /
Technology
Information Technology / electronic book / html / electronic books / http / /
Abrams: The indexer facing the cryptic text Bell, H. K[removed]Strange purposes of indexes. Indexer 23(3), 167–8. On several indexes to novels, where each index ‘seem[s] to have an agenda of its own.’ Bell, H. K.