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Main Author: Herrera, Gail
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2016
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1116660
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contents Undergraduate Library Collection Use and Diversity: Testing for Racial and Gender Differences Herrera, Gail Library Materials Racial Differences Gender Differences State Universities Control Groups Statistical Analysis Minority Groups Users (Information) Electronic Libraries Undergraduate Students Use Studies Library Services Academic Libraries This study examined gender and racial differences among undergraduate library collection users at the University of Mississippi. Checkout and electronic resource use data were compiled for the calendar year 2014. These data were used along with statistical testing to distinguish between groups and determine how well the library collection was serving both historically underserved and nonminority populations. The results indicate that minority groups are served as well as, if not better than, the control groups.
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spellingShingle Undergraduate Library Collection Use and Diversity: Testing for Racial and Gender Differences
Herrera, Gail
Library Materials
Racial Differences
Gender Differences
State Universities
Control Groups
Statistical Analysis
Minority Groups
Users (Information)
Electronic Libraries
Undergraduate Students
Use Studies
Library Services
Academic Libraries
Undergraduate Library Collection Use and Diversity: Testing for Racial and Gender Differences Herrera, Gail Library Materials Racial Differences Gender Differences State Universities Control Groups Statistical Analysis Minority Groups Users (Information) Electronic Libraries Undergraduate Students Use Studies Library Services Academic Libraries This study examined gender and racial differences among undergraduate library collection users at the University of Mississippi. Checkout and electronic resource use data were compiled for the calendar year 2014. These data were used along with statistical testing to distinguish between groups and determine how well the library collection was serving both historically underserved and nonminority populations. The results indicate that minority groups are served as well as, if not better than, the control groups.
title Undergraduate Library Collection Use and Diversity: Testing for Racial and Gender Differences
topic Library Materials
Racial Differences
Gender Differences
State Universities
Control Groups
Statistical Analysis
Minority Groups
Users (Information)
Electronic Libraries
Undergraduate Students
Use Studies
Library Services
Academic Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1116660