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- Even more collections... and a thought about Pasteur's Quadrant I couldn't resist... ... an addendum to my previous post about Collections.The thing about collections is that there are so many of them. And yet, if you don't think about searching for a collection, you might miss a huge treasure trove of salient content that's exactly on target. This leads me to a general SearchResearch heuristic: Whe […]
- Answer: How to find collections of online content? While collections are fundamental... ... the organization of them is just as important. AND, for our purposes, searching for a collection that contains the stuff you seek is just as important. What's a SearchResearcher to do? For our purposes, a great online collection with a decent search interface is just fantastic! Engraving of the Museum Wormi […]
- SearchResearch Challenge (6/24/20): How to find collections of online content? Collections are fundamental. People seem to have a primordial urge to find things, put them into an organized arrangement, and then share them with others. You just can't stop them from doing this! Engraving of the Museum Wormianum, 1655 (Wikimedia)Even further back, in ancient Babylon, Princess Ennigaldi (the daughter of King Nabonidus, the ruler of […]
- Even more collections... and a thought about Pasteur's Quadrant
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