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Fostering web use in some real environments
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Abstract
Web-based systems accessed in real environments are analyzed, identifying technical and non-technical factors critical to good practice and effective use. User-centric and e-enabling approaches to successful deployment are suggested, applying theoretical background and interactions with practitioners to assess feasibility of practice. Specific technical innovations by Web and Semantic Web researchers and practitioners are recommended, as is user education and community support, to foster widespread successful Web and Semantic Web use.
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