Library Trends is the act of observing change in the information and library world. It is essentially the analysis of the past and present of information to traject the future of it.

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The study of how users interact with information in the library. There is an emphasis on how people seek, retrieve and utilize information.

Information Behavior in Library Science

Weingand, Darlene(1986). Library Trends. Library Trends, vol.35(2), 183-345. Published by The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Full Version: file:///C:/Users/mcelr/OneDrive/librarytrendsv35.pdf

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Models of information behavior are general or specific representations of information behavior. They often use a diagram to depict the steps or stages used in information seeking. 
- Berrypickig
- Ellis Model
- Everyday Life Information Seeking (ELIS)
- Information Search Process (ISP)
- Hektor Model
- Information Behavior in Serious Leisure
- Sense-Making Model
- Optimal Foraging Theory
- Model of the Information-Seeking of Professionals 

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