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Use of eye tracking for bibliographic information systems design

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Code Science Field Subfield
5.13.00  Social sciences  Information science and librarianship   

Code Science Field
5.08  Social Sciences  Media and communications 
Keywords
eye tracking, bibliographic information systems design, participatory design
Evaluation (rules)
source: COBISS
Evaluation of bibliographic research performance indicators according to ARIS methodology
Points
3,338.32
A''
563.71
A'
1,357.05
A1/2
1,617.05
CI10
675
CImax
73
h10
13
A1
11.27
A3
0.52
Data for the last 5 years (citations for the last 10 years) on April 24, 2024; A3 for period 2018-2022
Data for ARIS tenders ( 04.04.2019 – Programme tender, archive )
Citations Citations for bibliographic records in COBIB.SI that are linked to records in citation databases
source: WoS source: Scopus source: COBISS
Database Linked records Citations Pure citations Average pure citations
WoS  120  515  446  3.72 
Scopus  153  1,011  895  5.85 
Researchers (12)
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publications
1.  32844  PhD Andrej Blatnik  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2024  578 
2.  37431  PhD Tjaša Jug  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2024  25 
3.  21645  PhD Mihael Kovač  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2024  406 
4.  51940  Maja Kuhar  Information science and librarianship  Junior researcher  2021 - 2022  12 
5.  29353  PhD Tanja Merčun Kariž  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2024  96 
6.  36381  PhD Mihela Pauman Budanović  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2021 - 2024  18 
7.  24611  PhD Marija Petek  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2022  139 
8.  28237  PhD Jan Pisanski  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2024  94 
9.  15444  PhD Alenka Šauperl  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2022  322 
10.  31847  PhD Katarina Švab  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2024  74 
11.  19614  PhD Polona Vilar  Information science and librarianship  Researcher  2020 - 2024  288 
12.  08983  PhD Maja Žumer  Information science and librarianship  Head  2020 - 2024  441 
Organisations (1)
no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publications
1.  0581  University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts  Ljubljana  1627058  97,976 
Abstract
The popularity of eye-tracking in studies of human-computer interaction is increasing. Eye-tracking has been used in various studies of information systems, while its narrower use in bibliographic information systems such as digital libraries and library catalogues is still rare. With the equipment becoming relatively affordable, eye tracking is more interesting to a broader circle of researchers and information system designers. For bibliographic information systems, the method has potential in the Linked Data environment for both designing better user experience in general and developing improved search capabilities and display of results in particular. In addition to mastering the hardware and software, it is important to understand what (which measures and analysis) is meaningful and which aspects of user behaviour and user experience can be studied with eye tracking. It is also essential to know which information can only be obtained by eye tracking and which can be the result of combining it with other methods. In the proposed project we will focus on use and usability of eye tracking for the design of improved bibliographic information systems. Our theoretical analysis will be combined with several user studies in order to answer the following three central questions: How can eye tracking be used to design bibliographic information systems? How does the eye tracking data complement or compare with data obtained by other methods? How can behaviour of users of bibliographic information systems be studied using eye tracking? In addition to identifying usage scenarios and insights into the use of eye tracking, our research will also investigate local bibliographic information systems using the eye tracking method, which will be a novelty in Slovenia.
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