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Cooper, James W.; Viswanathan, Mahesh; Byron, Donna; Chan, Margaret – 2001
The study has applied speech recognition and text-mining technologies to a set of recorded outbound marketing calls and analyzed the results. Since speaker-independent speech recognition technology results in a significantly lower recognition rate than that found when the recognizer is trained for a particular speaker, a number of post-processing…
Descriptors: Databases, Information Processing, Information Retrieval, Information Seeking
Johnson, Genevieve Marie – Online Submission, 2006
The number of children and adolescents accessing the Internet as well as the amount of time online are steadily increasing. The most common online activities include playing video games, navigating web sites, and communicating via chat rooms, email, and instant messaging. A theoretical framework for understanding the effects of Internet use on…
Descriptors: Sociocultural Patterns, Internet, Video Games, Information Processing
Gregory, Gwen; Brown, M. Marlo – 1995
With no standards governing their creation, a variety of formats are being used for World Wide Web homepages. Some are well organized, present their information clearly, and work with multiple browsers. Others, however, are slow to load, function poorly with some Web browsing software, and are so badly structured that they are very difficult to…
Descriptors: Computer Graphics, Computer Mediated Communication, Computer Software, Design Preferences
Beverly, James E.; Xue, Lan; Lee, Chung-Shing – Proceedings of the ASIS Annual Meeting, 1996
Reports on the use of the Internet and World Wide Web as a virtual technology market (VTM) for information and technology transfer. The project focuses on creating awareness of technology demand (problems) and linking it to technology supply (solutions) in the field of particle technology and multiphase processes in the chemical industry. Benefits…
Descriptors: Chemical Industry, Computer Mediated Communication, Information Industry, Information Processing
Jian, Ming – 1997
Advances in computers and information technology have created huge potentials for cataloging staff to increase efficiency and accuracy, reorganize the work force, change the workflow, streamline costs, and provide better services to patrons. Based on the practices at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL), this paper discusses what a librarian…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Cataloging, Computer Networks, Empowerment