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Woogle is a novel approach that marries wikis and enterprise search. It aims to improve information access by introducing better search functions to wikis and seamlessly transitioning users from searching to contributing information. It also aims to improve information provision by guiding it based on aggregate unsatisfied information needs from search logs. This allows search to become collaboratively customizable and additional content to be added incrementally. Evaluation of Woogle is forthcoming through qualitative interviews and online experiments.

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On Why and How to Marry Wikis with Enterprise Search Hans-Jörg Happel, FZI Karlsruhe, 26.03.2009 2nd Workshop on Integrated Knowledge Management Systems (IKMS2009) at 5 th Conference on Professional Knowledge Management, Solothurn (Switzerland), 2009

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Need-driven knowledge sharing Collect information needs (e.g. from query logs) Calculate aggegate unsatisfied information needs Identify private files worth sharing („Inverse Search“ [Hap08b]) Combine Wikis and Search („Woogle“)

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Anatomy of Woogle4MediaWiki External data sources can be accessed Collaborative description of the information need Notifications concerning search activities Discussion page Directly create new knowledge from the search dialog Search has a URI and can be linked from within the Wiki (one page per search term) Chose from different sources and/or content types Additional clues with meta-information about a need http://myHost/wiki/Woogle:SOAP

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1. On Why and How to Marry Wikis with Enterprise Search Hans-Jörg Happel, FZI Karlsruhe, 26.03.2009 2nd Workshop on Integrated Knowledge Management Systems (IKMS2009) at 5 th Conference on Professional Knowledge Management, Solothurn (Switzerland), 2009

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8. Need-driven knowledge sharing Collect information needs (e.g. from query logs) Calculate aggegate unsatisfied information needs Identify private files worth sharing („Inverse Search“ [Hap08b]) Combine Wikis and Search („Woogle“)

10. Anatomy of Woogle4MediaWiki External data sources can be accessed Collaborative description of the information need Notifications concerning search activities Discussion page Directly create new knowledge from the search dialog Search has a URI and can be linked from within the Wiki (one page per search term) Chose from different sources and/or content types Additional clues with meta-information about a need http://myHost/wiki/Woogle:SOAP

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