tracey's publications

• Burdick, T.A. "One State's Approach: The Florida Distance Learning Library Initiative;" Journal of Library Services for Distance Education, 1:2, June, 1998. [http://www.westga.edu/library/jlsde/jlsde1.2.html]
  
  
• Burdick, T.A. "Pleasure in Information Seeking: Reducing Information Aliteracy," Emergency Librarian, January-February, 1998, 13-17.
  
  
• Burdick, T.A. "Snakes and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails: Gender and the Expression of Voice in Information Seeking," Journal of Youth Services, Fall, 1997, 28-36.
  
  
• Burdick, T.A. "Success and Diversity in Information Seeking: Gender and the Information Search Styles Model," School Library Media Quarterly, Fall 1996, 19-26.
  
  
• Burdick, T.A. Gender in the Information Search Process: An Exploratory Study of Student Experience Doctoral Dissertation, Florida State University, 1995. (abstract)
  
  
• Burdick, T. A. A Status Report Concerning the Progress Toward an Explicit Knowledge Database Function in the Florida Learning Support Systems of the Schoolyear 2000 Initiative. Center for Educational Technology, Learning Systems Institute, Florida State University, 1995.
  
  
• Burdick, T.A. "Gender in the Information Search Process: A Review of the Literature." Current Studies in Librarianship, Fall, 1994. p. 47-83.
  
  
• What's the Point? The Elusive Focus", Why A Story
  a research-based discussion of the elusive nature of focus formulation, finding one's point in information seeking projects. Highlighting Harry Nillson's delightful animated story about Oblio.
  • What's the Point? Part 2, Focus Formulation
  • What's the Point? Part 3, What Mediators Can Do
  • What's the Point? References