Marti Hearst, the well known and highly respected professor from the School of Information at UC Berkeley has written a new book about search user interfaces and she’s making the full text available online at no charge. Cool!

The book will appear on bookshelves in September and is being published by Cambridge University Press.

Chapters Include:
1: Design of Search User Interfaces
2: Evaluation of Search User Interfaces
3: Models of the Information Seeking Process
4: Query Specification
5: Presentation of Search Results
6: Query Reformulation
7: Supporting the Search Process
8: Integrating Navigation with Search
9: Personalization in Search
10: Information Visualization for Search Interfaces
11: Information Visualization for Text Analysis
12: Emerging Trends in Search Interfaces

Direct to Full Text: Search User Interfaces

See Also: Marti Hearst’s Publications Page
Another full helping of some very interesting writing. Make sure to check it out.

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