Domain Knowledge and Learning from the Internet
Malinda Desjarlais, Teena Willoughby, Eileen Wood
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Malinda Desjarlais, Teena Willoughby, Eileen Wood
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This chapter contains section titled: The Role of Existing Domain Knowledge when Searching for Information on the Internet The Role of Existing Domain Knowledge when a Website is Poorly Designed The Role of Existing Domain Knowledge when Learning from the Internet Can Low Domain Knowledge Be Compensated for when Using the Internet? Conclusion and Future Directions Acknowledgments References
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This chapter contains section titled: The Role of Existing Domain Knowledge when Searching for Information on the Internet The Role of Existing Domain Knowledge when a Website is Poorly Designed The Role of Existing Domain Knowledge when Learning from the Internet Can Low Domain Knowledge Be Compensated for when Using the Internet? Conclusion and Future Directions Acknowledgments References
Key concepts: The Internet, Domain (mathematical analysis), Domain knowledge, Computer science, Section (typography), World Wide Web, Information retrieval, Knowledge management