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Attention to Information in Working Memory
Current Directions in Psychological Science, 2012Working memory retains information and makes it available for processing. People often need to hold several chunks of information available while concentrating on only one of them. This process requires selective attention to the contents of working memory.
Oberauer, Klaus, Hein, Laura
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Information technology and information work
Aslib Proceedings, 1987Adapting to change is never easy, particularly when everything is moving so fast that one has less and less time to devote to thinking about the transition process. We are all rather like white water canoeists: carried on rapid waters in a small and fragile boat — in danger of being either sunk or left on the bank — and, with head over paddle, unable ...
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employment in the information age: information technology and information work
Info, 1999Examines information work changes in relation to investment in IT, from 1970‐1995. States IT’s tend to render routine information handling occupations redundant while simultaneously contributing to growth in non‐routine handling of information. Employs an appendix giving information occupations as types of information work, with 6 different categories.
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Careers in science information work
Journal of Information Science, 2002Au Royaume-Uni, on prevoit une recrudescence de la demande en specialistes de l'information scientifique. Les types d'activites et de techniques requis pour cette profession different de ceux du bibliotecaire traditionnel, notamment dans la connaissance de domaines scientifiques et de langues etrangeres.
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1990
“Work” is a transient phenomenon — it is a process. Work cannot be stored as such. However, the product of work may be stored as a change in the energy content of the system acted upon. In addition, in line with the previous discussion, the product of work may also be stored as a change in organisation: When (as discussed in the preceding chapter) I ...
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“Work” is a transient phenomenon — it is a process. Work cannot be stored as such. However, the product of work may be stored as a change in the energy content of the system acted upon. In addition, in line with the previous discussion, the product of work may also be stored as a change in organisation: When (as discussed in the preceding chapter) I ...
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Information at Work: Information Management in the Workplace
Journal of the Australian Library and Information Association, 2019Information at Work: Information Management in the ...
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Making information technology work
British Journal of Community Nursing, 2005Information technology (IT) offers huge potential for improvements in information flow for health service users and employees. For practitioners it offers the possibility of ready access to up-to-date knowledge for the delivery of high-quality care and improved access to patient data and care records.
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The Work Process and Informal Work Practices
2017Abstract This chapter provides an extensive review of literature on the interaction between and interdependence of informal and formal working practices in various workplace settings. The aim of the chapter is to elucidate the organisational, managerial, human relations and social factors that give rise to informal work practices and ...
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Informal (Field-Based) Learning
Annual Review of Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior, 2022Mikhail Wolfson, Scott Tannenbaum
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