tailieunhanh - INFORMATION BEHAVIOUR OF THE RESEARCHER OF THE FUTURE

The personnel costs shall be calculated on the basis of the actual daily salary of the employee, multiplied by the number of days devoted to the action. Where applicable, this figure will include all the usual contributions paid by the employer, such as social security contributions, but shall exclude any bonuses, incentive payments or profit-sharing schemes. The Personnel costs shall be substantiated by detailed timesheets of the work done declared in the Final Report. The daily salary will be based on the average salary charged at national level for qualified personnel executing comparable tasks. . | INFORMATION BEHAVIOUR OF THE RESEARCHER OF THE FUTURE A British Library JISC Study THE LITERATURE ON YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR INFORMATION BEHAVIOUR Work Package II Peter Williams and Ian Rowlands 1 29 18 October 2007 final draft CONTENTS Statistical summary of studies Sample Sample age Methods use of information Searching use of library and information OPINION ASSUMPTION AND ANECDOTAL the Google Generation show a preference for visual information over Google Generation want a variety of learning Google Generation Have shifted decisively to digital forms of Google Generation Multitask .16 Google Generation are impatient and have zero tolerance for Google Generation find their peers more credible as a source of information than authority Google Generation need to feel constantly connected to the Google Generation learn by doing rather than Google Generation prefer quick information in the form of easily digested short chunks rather than full Google Generation have a poor understanding and lack of respect for intellectual Google Generation are format For the Google Generation virtual reality may be as real as the real APPENDIX METHODOLOGICAL different environments and Problems with Unrepresentative Determining sample evolving technologies and user 2 29 Introduction This document examines the literature from a wide range of sources - including academic research papers articles from professional magazines and opinion pieces from library bulletins etc. - to elicit information on the information behaviour of young people. A specific aim was to establish whether there has been a change in the way that teenagers and .