information seeking behaviour

Understanding the Information-Seeking Behaviour of Special Education Teachers in Singapore

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By: Syamsul Ramadhan Bin Awang, pp. 22-39 Abstract:  This study presents an investigation into the information-seeking behaviour of Special Education (SPED) teachers in Singapore. Its objectives involve identifying the information needs of SPED teachers, the types of information sources preferred, the barriers encountered in information-seeking, as well as the level of needs satisfaction with their endeavours. […]

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Information needs and seeking behaviour of Business students

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By: Shaheen Majid, Iftikah Hayat, Rashna Phiroze Patel and Srivatson Vijayaraghavan. pp. 14-35. Abstract: Information needs and seeking behaviour of library users are changing due to several factors such as availability of information in multiple formats, new information discovery and delivery channels particularly mobile devices, changes in scholarly communications, and the entrance of new players

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Medical and Health Information Seeking among Singapore Youths: An Exploratory Study

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By Intan Azura Mokhtar, Ji-En Goh, Kerrie Jiayi Li & Celine Xue-Li Tham, pp. 49-76 Abstract: This study aimed to find out what the attitudes of young people (aged 18 to 24) in Singapore towards medical or health information seeking were. This study also compared the responses between male and female youths. The findings of

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