ارائه مقاله، پوستر و سخنرانی در کنفرانس‌ها و نشست‌های علمی خارج از کشور

1.      Mansourian, Y. (2012) How We Will Survive: Librarians’ Strategies for a Flourishing Future, the University of Tsukuba, Japan, 13 September 2012.

2.      Mansourian, Y. (2011) Applications of Grounded Theory in Information Literacy Research. Information School, the University of Sheffield. 24 March 2011.

3.      Mansourian, Y. (2010). LIS Students’ Assessments of their own Writing Skills: A Qualitative Case Study, Presented in the Department of Information Studies and Interactive Media, The University of Tampere, Finland, 5 August 2010.

4.      Mansourian, Y. (2009). Implications of Inquiry-based Learning in Teaching the Concept of Information Visibility: a Case Study. Presented at the Learning through Enquiry Alliance (LTEA 2009) Conference, the University of Reading, 15 July 2009.

5.      Mansourian, Y. (2009). How to Merge an Inquiry-based Learning Approach in Teaching First Year LIS Students: An Action Research. Presented at the Centre for Information Literacy Research Event, the University of Sheffield, 23 July 2009.

6.      Mansourian, Y. (2008). Implications of the Information Visibility Model in Information Literacy Research and Practice. Centre for Information Literacy Research. The University of Sheffield. 13 Aug 2008.

7.      Mansourian, Y. and Webber, S. (2006). Context in web searching: implications for information literacy. Librarians' Information Literacy Annual Conference (LILAC2006). 27th - 29th March 2006, Leeds University.

8.      Mansourian, Y. (2006). Exploring the concept of information visibility on the World Wide Web. Quantitative Methods for Internet Research. 6th - 8th April 2006, University of Wales, Aberystwyth.

9.      Mansourian, Y., Ford, N. & Webber, S. (2006), The hidden territory of the Internet. Second Annual Poster Competition of the UK GRAD Programme. 19th May 2006, University of Northumbria. [Poster]

10.  Mansourian, Y.; Ford N.; Webber, S. (2006), Searching in Nebulous, Uncertain or Unsatisfactory Situation (SINUOUS). 19 April 2006 in the research advisory panel at the University of Sheffield. [Poster]

11.  Mansourian, Y. (2005). Cognitive and affective aspects of human information seeking behaviours. The Annual Interdisciplinary Conference for Postgraduate Students in the Social Sciences and Humanities, 7th April 2005, the University of Sheffield.

12.  Mansourian, Y. (2005). Identifying effective factors on the level of information visibility for end users on the web environment. In: Ingwersen, P. and Larsen, B. (eds.) Proceedings of 10th International Conference of the International Society for Scientometrics and Informetrics (ISSI 2005) 2, pp. 722. Stockholm: Karolinska University Press.

13.  Mansourian, Y. (2005), Enhancement of information seeking efficiency in the electronic resources. In: The Abstract Book of Computer and Information Technology Group, Proceedings of 13th Iranian Researchers Conference in Europe, 2nd July 2005. The University of Leeds, Leeds. pp. 21-22.

14.  Mansourian, Y. (2004). Searching the Invisible Web: An empirical study of users’ interactive searching behaviour in the opaque side of the web environment. In: Dearden, A. & Watts, L. (eds.) Design for Life: Proceeding of the 18th British HCI Group Annual Conference, 6-10 Sept 2004, Leeds Metropolitan University, pp. 231-232. Bristol: Research Press International.

15.  Mansourian, Y. (2004). End users’ perceptions of the invisible web and their conceptualization of information retrieval failure on the web. Information Studies Seminar Series (2004-2005). 11th October 2004, the University of Sheffield.

16.  Mansourian, Y. (2004). What is the invisible web? The Annual Interdisciplinary Conference for Postgraduate Students in the Social Sciences and the Arts. The University of Sheffield.

17.  Mansourian, Y. (2003). Towards a model of user-oriented aspects of the invisible web. Information Studies Seminar Series. 8th December 2003, the University of Sheffield.

18.  Mansourian, Y.; Ford N.; Webber, S. (2005), How people search the Internet: success and failure on the online world, Annual Poster Competition of the UK GRAD Programme, 26 May 05, University of Leeds.

 

19.  Mansourian, Y.; Ford N.; Webber, S. (2005), Failure Ontologies: Conceptualizing Unsuccessful Searches (FOCUS). Promoting Information Literacy for Information and Computer Sciences, 8th June 2005, University College Worcester, UK. [Poster]

 

 

 

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