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Autores principales: Daiute, Robert J., Gorman, Kenneth A.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1974
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author Daiute, Robert J.
Gorman, Kenneth A.
author_facet Daiute, Robert J.
Gorman, Kenneth A.
Daiute, Robert J.
Gorman, Kenneth A.
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contents Library Operations Research. Daiute, Robert J. Gorman, Kenneth A. College Libraries Computer Programs Libraries Library Research Library Surveys Nonparametric Statistics Operations Research Sampling Statistical Analysis Statistical Data Statistical Studies Use Studies Statistical sampling techniques for the measurement of book readership within libraries are described. The procedures, developed and initially implemented at Rider College, rely upon interviews of book readers inside the library rather than upon such indirect usage measures as which volumes are lift on tables for reshelving, or analyses of user opinion questionnaires. The fomulation of the statistical sample is considered, together with approaches to the analysis of sampling data. Among the potential extensions of the techniques are: (1) sampling the time utilization of library staff, (2) auditing library collections, and (3) analysis of curriculum and course impacts on library usage. Appendixes include the survey instruments used at Rider College, the FORTRAN computer programs used for data analysis, and references on work sampling in other contexts. (DGC)
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spellingShingle Library Operations Research.
Daiute, Robert J.
Gorman, Kenneth A.
College Libraries
Computer Programs
Libraries
Library Research
Library Surveys
Nonparametric Statistics
Operations Research
Sampling
Statistical Analysis
Statistical Data
Statistical Studies
Use Studies
Library Operations Research. Daiute, Robert J. Gorman, Kenneth A. College Libraries Computer Programs Libraries Library Research Library Surveys Nonparametric Statistics Operations Research Sampling Statistical Analysis Statistical Data Statistical Studies Use Studies Statistical sampling techniques for the measurement of book readership within libraries are described. The procedures, developed and initially implemented at Rider College, rely upon interviews of book readers inside the library rather than upon such indirect usage measures as which volumes are lift on tables for reshelving, or analyses of user opinion questionnaires. The fomulation of the statistical sample is considered, together with approaches to the analysis of sampling data. Among the potential extensions of the techniques are: (1) sampling the time utilization of library staff, (2) auditing library collections, and (3) analysis of curriculum and course impacts on library usage. Appendixes include the survey instruments used at Rider College, the FORTRAN computer programs used for data analysis, and references on work sampling in other contexts. (DGC)
title Library Operations Research.
topic College Libraries
Computer Programs
Libraries
Library Research
Library Surveys
Nonparametric Statistics
Operations Research
Sampling
Statistical Analysis
Statistical Data
Statistical Studies
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED104408