Hello folks,
I've been targeting researchers for the development of an online cooperative
tool lately, and discovered how hard it is to find informations on researchers
as users.
It seems like the sacred world of science and research is out of any schema,
any sort of question, anything...
Hi Maria,
The predecessor of the global internet, the ARPANET, was in part created to
aid government researched in exchanging information/tools/etc. So this would
be a very early resource to look into.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arpanet
In the government and corporations, related researchers
Hi Maria,
I don't have anything to contribute to your question, but I'd be
very interested to hear what responses you receive. Could you
possibly keep me in the loop with the responses you receive? I'd
much appreciate it.
Thank you,
Josiah Johnson
University of Washington
MSIM Candidate '10
.
Maria,
It's maybe slightly tangently related, but UCLIC has been doing research
into the use of digital libraries:
http://web4.cs.ucl.ac.uk/uclic/annb/DLUsability/UCIS.html
As many of the users of digital libraries are researchers, you might find
something of use from their publications.
