Fiona Bradley
Fiona Bradley is a consultant based in London. Previously, Fiona had roles in special and academic libraries including Research and Policy Officer at the University of Technology in Sydney where she was the Project Manager for the implementation of a new discovery platform that launched in 2009. She blogs at Semantic Library and can be contacted at fiona@semanticlibrary.net
Articles by Fiona Bradley:
Next generation catalogues, discovery interfaces and their role in helping meet changing user needs
Tuesday, 4th May 2010
Discovery interfaces are bringing a new search experience for library users including tagging, book reviews and faceted browsing, but more is needed because of the growing expectation that information will be available via mobile devices. They are also opening up the privacy debate with features such as reading histories and recommended related items.
Next generation catalogues, discovery interfaces and their role in helping meet changing user needs [ABSTRACT]
Tuesday, 4th May 2010
Discovery interfaces are bringing a new search experience for library users including tagging, book reviews and faceted browsing, but more is needed because of the growing expectation that information will be available via mobile devices. They are also opening up the privacy debate with features such as reading histories and recommended related items.
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