Analyzing Disparate Disciplines' Use of Course Reserves Using Tableau. Sage Research Methods Cases Part 1

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Main Authors: Lorraine Woods, Jennifer Cotton, Abhilash Mane
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Published: 2023
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author Lorraine Woods
Jennifer Cotton
Abhilash Mane
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Abhilash Mane
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contents Analyzing Disparate Disciplines' Use of Course Reserves Using Tableau. Sage Research Methods Cases Part 1 Lorraine Woods Jennifer Cotton Abhilash Mane Instructional Materials Intellectual Disciplines Supplementary Reading Materials Access to Information Faculty Library Materials Academic Libraries Librarians Library Services Use Studies Teacher Role Teacher Behavior This case study analyzes seven years of data on Course Reserves, a service that allows instructors to provide to their students instant access to readings without either the instructor or the student needing to find access on their own. We sought to identify trends in academic discipline, data format, semester, and faculty member. Using Tableau to generate simple bar charts, the results are presented to separate audiences with graphs specific to each audience, allowing each audience to extract what is relevant from their perspective from the same data. These data visualizations are intended to demonstrate, to both teaching faculty and librarians, the varying rates at which faculty make use of the service. In this case study, we explore how Tableau makes trends visible, and how it can showcase the same data spotlighted differently for audiences depending on their different interests. [This content is provided in the format of an e-book.]
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spellingShingle Analyzing Disparate Disciplines' Use of Course Reserves Using Tableau. Sage Research Methods Cases Part 1
Lorraine Woods
Jennifer Cotton
Abhilash Mane
Instructional Materials
Intellectual Disciplines
Supplementary Reading Materials
Access to Information
Faculty
Library Materials
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Library Services
Use Studies
Teacher Role
Teacher Behavior
Analyzing Disparate Disciplines' Use of Course Reserves Using Tableau. Sage Research Methods Cases Part 1 Lorraine Woods Jennifer Cotton Abhilash Mane Instructional Materials Intellectual Disciplines Supplementary Reading Materials Access to Information Faculty Library Materials Academic Libraries Librarians Library Services Use Studies Teacher Role Teacher Behavior This case study analyzes seven years of data on Course Reserves, a service that allows instructors to provide to their students instant access to readings without either the instructor or the student needing to find access on their own. We sought to identify trends in academic discipline, data format, semester, and faculty member. Using Tableau to generate simple bar charts, the results are presented to separate audiences with graphs specific to each audience, allowing each audience to extract what is relevant from their perspective from the same data. These data visualizations are intended to demonstrate, to both teaching faculty and librarians, the varying rates at which faculty make use of the service. In this case study, we explore how Tableau makes trends visible, and how it can showcase the same data spotlighted differently for audiences depending on their different interests. [This content is provided in the format of an e-book.]
title Analyzing Disparate Disciplines' Use of Course Reserves Using Tableau. Sage Research Methods Cases Part 1
topic Instructional Materials
Intellectual Disciplines
Supplementary Reading Materials
Access to Information
Faculty
Library Materials
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Library Services
Use Studies
Teacher Role
Teacher Behavior
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