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Autori principali: Lundrigan, Courtney, Manuel, Kevin, Yan, May
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2015
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1058092
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author Lundrigan, Courtney
Manuel, Kevin
Yan, May
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Manuel, Kevin
Yan, May
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Manuel, Kevin
Yan, May
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contents "Pretty Rad": Explorations in User Satisfaction with a Discovery Layer at Ryerson University Lundrigan, Courtney Manuel, Kevin Yan, May Users (Information) Research Libraries Focus Groups Questionnaires Information Seeking Internet User Satisfaction (Information) Preferences Undergraduate Students Databases College Faculty Teacher Attitudes Foreign Countries Online Surveys Qualitative Research Statistical Analysis Graduate Students Web-scale discovery systems are becoming prevalent in research libraries. Although a number of studies have explored various impacts of discovery systems, few studies exist on user satisfaction. The investigators of this study evaluated user satisfaction with the discovery service Summon at Ryerson University, using online questionnaires and in-person focus groups. Results indicated a high level of satisfaction overall, although this was heavily influenced by the quality of search results over ease of use. The study provides insight into the information-seeking behavior and search preferences of a user when a discovery layer is implemented in a research library
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spellingShingle "Pretty Rad": Explorations in User Satisfaction with a Discovery Layer at Ryerson University
Lundrigan, Courtney
Manuel, Kevin
Yan, May
Users (Information)
Research Libraries
Focus Groups
Questionnaires
Information Seeking
Internet
User Satisfaction (Information)
Preferences
Undergraduate Students
Databases
College Faculty
Teacher Attitudes
Foreign Countries
Online Surveys
Qualitative Research
Statistical Analysis
Graduate Students
"Pretty Rad": Explorations in User Satisfaction with a Discovery Layer at Ryerson University Lundrigan, Courtney Manuel, Kevin Yan, May Users (Information) Research Libraries Focus Groups Questionnaires Information Seeking Internet User Satisfaction (Information) Preferences Undergraduate Students Databases College Faculty Teacher Attitudes Foreign Countries Online Surveys Qualitative Research Statistical Analysis Graduate Students Web-scale discovery systems are becoming prevalent in research libraries. Although a number of studies have explored various impacts of discovery systems, few studies exist on user satisfaction. The investigators of this study evaluated user satisfaction with the discovery service Summon at Ryerson University, using online questionnaires and in-person focus groups. Results indicated a high level of satisfaction overall, although this was heavily influenced by the quality of search results over ease of use. The study provides insight into the information-seeking behavior and search preferences of a user when a discovery layer is implemented in a research library
title "Pretty Rad": Explorations in User Satisfaction with a Discovery Layer at Ryerson University
topic Users (Information)
Research Libraries
Focus Groups
Questionnaires
Information Seeking
Internet
User Satisfaction (Information)
Preferences
Undergraduate Students
Databases
College Faculty
Teacher Attitudes
Foreign Countries
Online Surveys
Qualitative Research
Statistical Analysis
Graduate Students
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1058092