Engage!: Co-designing Search Engine Result Pages to Foster Interactions

Author:

Allen Garrett1,Peterson Benjamin L2,Ratakonda Dhanush kumar3,Sakib Mostofa Najmus4,Fails Jerry Alan2,Kennington Casey5,Wright Katherine Landau6,Pera Maria Soledad7

Affiliation:

1. Boise State University, United States

2. Computer Science Boise State University, United States

3. Human Computer Interaction Lab Boise State University, United States

4. Computing Department Boise State University, United States

5. Department of Computer Science Boise State University, United States

6. Department of Literacy, Language, & Culture Boise State University, United States

7. Computer Science - People & Information Research Team Boise State University, United States

Funder

NSF

Publisher

ACM

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