Hybrid documents ease text corpus analysis for literary scholars

Deininghaus, Stephan; Möllers, Max; Wittenhagen, Moritz; Borchers, Jan

doi:10.1145/1936652.1936686

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“…While it leverages digital resources for convenience, it also retains physical materials, recognizing that some users prefer or require them. In summary, a hybrid library strikes a balance between paperless and paper-based resources to accommodate diverse patron needs, making it not entirely paperless (Deininghaus et al, 2010).…”

Section: Hybrid Library In Relation To Paperless Librarymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Thirdly, issues related to digital security, data privacy, and accessibility must be addressed to safeguard sensitive information and ensure inclusivity for all users. Lastly, ongoing training and support for staff and patrons are crucial to ensure efficient operation and user adoption in a digital library environment (Dwivedi et al, 2021).…”

Section: Implications On Paperless Librarymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Transitioning Towards a Paperless Library: Advantages and Implications

Adhikari

2023

JFAC

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The transition towards a paperless library represents a significant shift in the way libraries operate and engage with their patrons. This transformation offers numerous advantages, including enhanced accessibility, cost savings, expanded collections, and sustainability benefits. Digital libraries often refer to paperless libraries; differ from traditional libraries in terms of format, accessibility, space requirements, and user engagement. The historical significance of paper in libraries underscores its enduring role, even in the digital age. This paper delves into the evolution of libraries, the differences between traditional and paperless libraries, and the implications of going paperless. It also explores the history of information sources before and after the development of paper and printing, highlighting the profound impact of these technologies on knowledge dissemination. Furthermore, it discusses the role of libraries in modern society, including their roles as Information Centers and Knowledge Communication Centers. The paper emphasizes the need and importance of transitioning to paperless libraries, citing advantages such as improved accessibility, expanded collections, cost savings, and sustainability. As libraries embrace technology and digital resources, they continue to serve as essential pillars of education, research, and cultural preservation in an ever-changing world.

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Section: Hybrid Library In Relation To Paperless Librarymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Implications On Paperless Librarymentioning

confidence: 99%

Transitioning Towards a Paperless Library: Advantages and Implications

Adhikari

2023

JFAC

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“…In the prospective of legal work, this opens up new methods. Law students can now situate physical and virtual documents next to each other and thus cross-read between digital and analog sources (similar to (Deininghaus & Möllers, 2010)). According to our goal to create a consistent method of working with digital and physical sources, users are also able to spatially arrange, move and pile digital documents in the same way as physical documents.…”

Section: Physical Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Employing Blended Interaction to Blend the Qualities of Digital and Physical Books

Gebhardt¹,

Rädle²,

Reiterer³

2014

Mensch Und Computer 2014 - Tagungsband

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This paper presents Integrative Workplace, a system which blends the qualities of digital and physical sources by augmenting physical books with properties of digital books and vice versa. On the base of Blended Interaction, we designed a system which helps users to interact with the new and unfamiliar functionality of augmented documents and apply it to accomplish a real world task. In a user study, law students employed Integrative Workplace to work on a legal case. The positive feedback of participants indicated that we managed to design a system which is usable in a professional context. Furthermore, the study revealed evidence that participants apply Conceptual Blending to understand user interfaces and that digitally well-established concepts are a part of users' reality. These findings resonate with the theoretical foundation of Blended Interaction. The results of this user study encourage us to continue to use Blended Interaction in the design process of novel user interfaces with an unfamiliar functionality.

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“…Similar to (Deininghaus & Möllers, 2010), who researched literary scholars, we wanted to know how law students interact with physical and digital documents to design a system which is useful in a real-world context. In contrast to their research, we are not focusing on the integration of digital material into a paper-centric process but on giving paper documents computer-based properties and digital documents real-world properties.…”

Section: Applying Blended Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%