Josephine Jeanette Mikaela Aamodt

• Hjørnholm, Ulla; Aamodt, Josephine Jeanette Mikaela; Larstorp, Anne Cecilie Kjeldsen; Fadl Elmula, Fadl Elmula M.; Høieggen, Aud; Andersen, Marit Helen & Kjeldsen, Sverre (2018). Directly Observed Therapy in Hypertension (DOT-HTN), In Michel Burnier (ed.),  Drug Adherence in Hypertension and Cardiovascular Protection.  Springer Nature.  ISBN 978-3-319-76592-1.  6.  s 57 - 85
• Huurdeman, Hugo Christian; Aamodt, Josephine Jeanette Mikaela; Låberg, Kyrre Traavik & Heggø, Dan Michael Olsen (2018). The collection in a new light – Towards visual exploration and navigation of academic library resources. The international information & library review.  ISSN 1057-2317.  s 1- 18 . doi: 10.1080/10572317.2018.1491704 Vis sammendrag

  The current experience of using digital libraries is bereft of many of the distinct qualities of exploring and handling items in the physical library space. The main question addressed in this paper is how to bridge the gap between the highly visual experience of browsing physical libraries, and the comparatively impoverished digital library environments. Creating effective applications integrating digital content in physical library spaces requires careful strategies with respect to user experience, content selection, and connections to real-world collections and events. We show collection-centric, event-centric and integrative approaches to creating touch-based applications, and demonstrate how usage data from touch applications can be used for optimization, as well as for inspiration for new applications.

• Huurdeman, Hugo Christian; Heggø, Dan Michael Olsen & Aamodt, Josephine Jeanette Mikaela (2018). "More than Meets the Eye" - Analyzing the Success of User Queries in Oria. Nordic Journal of Information Literacy in Higher Education, NORIL.  ISSN 1890-5900.  10(1), s 18- 36 . doi: 10.15845/noril.v10i1.270 Vis sammendrag

  Discovery systems allow academic library users to locate a wider range of resources than previous OPACs. However, actual usage of these systems may still be challenging. The main aim of this research is to get a better understanding of the hurdles users face while searching contemporary library systems. This study utilizes a transaction log analysis approach, using popular and zero result queries datasets gathered from the statistics module of a library discovery system. It explores what types of queries users perform, how successful the queries are, and examines underlying reasons for unsuccessful queries. To our knowledge, this is the first academic paper to use data originating from built-in transaction logs of the Oria library discovery system. The analysis shows that queries are often curriculum-related: we could pinpoint a relation with curriculum for 58% of the popular queries, and 28% for the zero result searches. A vast majority of popular queries refer to books, databases and journals, and over half of the queries used the title to locate a resource. 20% of the popular queries turned out to be unsuccessful. Zero result queries typically involve long queries, and in many cases consist of pasted reference citations. Our conclusion is that the examined discovery system is rather sensitive. Whilst this suggests the importance of increasing users' information search skills, it also points to the need for enhancing discovery systems and their underlying metadata. Furthermore, due to the prominence of curriculum-related queries, a better integration of curriculum materials ought to be achieved.

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• Aamodt, Josephine Jeanette Mikaela; Jørgensen, Nina Marie Høyning & Skagen, Therese (2018). Bibliotekarens bidrag til klinisk forskning. Litteratursøk til forskningsprotokoll.
• Ødegaard, Marte & Aamodt, Mikaela (2018). Systematiske oversikter - nye utfordringer og nye muligheter for fagbiblioteket. Bob : Bok og bibliotek.  ISSN 0006-5811.  85(2), s 64- 65

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