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Main Author: Hafner, Arthur W.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1998
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED417733
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contents Descriptive Statistical Techniques for Librarians. 2nd Edition. Hafner, Arthur W. Correlation Data Interpretation Libraries Library Education Library Research Library Services Library Statistics Library Surveys Numbers Program Evaluation Regression (Statistics) Research Methodology Research Skills Sampling Spreadsheets Statistical Analysis Statistics Use Studies A thorough understanding of the uses and applications of statistical techniques is integral in gaining support for library funding or new initiatives. This resource is designed to help practitioners develop and manipulate descriptive statistical information in evaluating library services, tracking and controlling limited resources, and analyzing data that supports a library's long-term goals. This second edition includes new examples based on actual situations. The book is divided into eight chapters: (1) "Introduction to Statistics;" (2) "Basic Methods for Data Analysis;" (3) "Data Comparisons in the Library Environment;" (4) "Presenting Numerical Data in Tables and Charts;" (5) "Measures of Central Tendency;" (6) "Measures of Variability;" (7) "Linear Regression and Correlation Analysis;" and (8) "Sampling Strategies and Tallying a Survey." Each chapter includes a self-assessment quiz with answers, and discussion questions and problems that have answers provided at the end of the book. Includes an index. (Contains 12 references.) (SWC)
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spellingShingle Descriptive Statistical Techniques for Librarians. 2nd Edition.
Hafner, Arthur W.
Correlation
Data Interpretation
Libraries
Library Education
Library Research
Library Services
Library Statistics
Library Surveys
Numbers
Program Evaluation
Regression (Statistics)
Research Methodology
Research Skills
Sampling
Spreadsheets
Statistical Analysis
Statistics
Use Studies
Descriptive Statistical Techniques for Librarians. 2nd Edition. Hafner, Arthur W. Correlation Data Interpretation Libraries Library Education Library Research Library Services Library Statistics Library Surveys Numbers Program Evaluation Regression (Statistics) Research Methodology Research Skills Sampling Spreadsheets Statistical Analysis Statistics Use Studies A thorough understanding of the uses and applications of statistical techniques is integral in gaining support for library funding or new initiatives. This resource is designed to help practitioners develop and manipulate descriptive statistical information in evaluating library services, tracking and controlling limited resources, and analyzing data that supports a library's long-term goals. This second edition includes new examples based on actual situations. The book is divided into eight chapters: (1) "Introduction to Statistics;" (2) "Basic Methods for Data Analysis;" (3) "Data Comparisons in the Library Environment;" (4) "Presenting Numerical Data in Tables and Charts;" (5) "Measures of Central Tendency;" (6) "Measures of Variability;" (7) "Linear Regression and Correlation Analysis;" and (8) "Sampling Strategies and Tallying a Survey." Each chapter includes a self-assessment quiz with answers, and discussion questions and problems that have answers provided at the end of the book. Includes an index. (Contains 12 references.) (SWC)
title Descriptive Statistical Techniques for Librarians. 2nd Edition.
topic Correlation
Data Interpretation
Libraries
Library Education
Library Research
Library Services
Library Statistics
Library Surveys
Numbers
Program Evaluation
Regression (Statistics)
Research Methodology
Research Skills
Sampling
Spreadsheets
Statistical Analysis
Statistics
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED417733