A SURVEY OF EVERYDAY -LIFE INFORMATION SEEKING (ELIS) AND INFORMATION GROUNDS OF ARMENIANS IN TEHRAN

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BIGDELI ZAHED; POURMOSAVI ZAHRA

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Journal: HUMAN INFORMATION INTERACTION Year:2017 | Volume:4 | Issue:4 Page(s): 52-63

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A SURVEY OF EVERYDAY -LIFE INFORMATION SEEKING (ELIS) AND INFORMATION GROUNDS OF ARMENIANS IN TEHRAN

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BIGDELI ZAHED | POURMOSAVI ZAHRA | Issue Writer Certificate

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INFORMATION-SEEKING BEHAVIORQ2

EVERYDAY -LIFE INFORMATION SEEKINGQ2

ELIS MODELQ1

INFORMATION GROUNDSQ1

MINORITIESQ1

ARMENIANSQ1

Abstract

Background and Aim: This study attempted to identify Everyday Life Information Seeking (ELIS) and INFORMATION GROUNDS (IG) of ARMENIANS in Tehran.Methods: The study is of a cross-sectional survey type. The study sample consisted of individuals older than 15 years. Total population was 30, 000, of whom 20, 000 were over 15 –year-old individuals. Using the Kerjcie– Morgan table, 377 individuals were selected as sample.Results: Data analysis showed that the kind and amount of use of the Iinformation Grounds were as follows: the home of rlatives and friends (55.5%), workplace (47.8%) and church (47.5%). The results also showed that the ARMENIANS had a positive attitude towards information and its role in everyday life. Most ARMENIANS used Persian websites and Persianlanguage satellite networks abroad; but they seldom used National Media's Persian-language programs. Armemians obtained most information from various media including books, magazines and satellite networks. They preferred to communicate with other ARMENIANS throught social networks; and believed that public libraries do not consider Armenian culture, and thus, they can not find information about the history and culture of ARMENIANS in public libraries.Conclusion: It can be concluded that ARMENIANS in Tehran like many other Iranian MINORITIES are deprived of services by public libraries and national media. It is essential for the government to reconsider the issue.

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BIGDELI, ZAHED, & POURMOSAVI, ZAHRA. (2017). A SURVEY OF EVERYDAY -LIFE INFORMATION SEEKING (ELIS) AND INFORMATION GROUNDS OF ARMENIANS IN TEHRAN. HUMAN INFORMATION INTERACTION, 4(4 ), 52-63. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/260324/en

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BIGDELI ZAHED, POURMOSAVI ZAHRA. A SURVEY OF EVERYDAY -LIFE INFORMATION SEEKING (ELIS) AND INFORMATION GROUNDS OF ARMENIANS IN TEHRAN. HUMAN INFORMATION INTERACTION[Internet]. 2017;4(4 ):52-63. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/260324/en

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ZAHED BIGDELI, and ZAHRA POURMOSAVI, “A SURVEY OF EVERYDAY -LIFE INFORMATION SEEKING (ELIS) AND INFORMATION GROUNDS OF ARMENIANS IN TEHRAN,” HUMAN INFORMATION INTERACTION, vol. 4, no. 4 , pp. 52–63, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/260324/en

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