A Matter of Timing: Analyzing and Adjusting Library Hours to Suit Students

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Autores principales: Migdalski, Alyssa, Moreau, Emrys
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Publicado: 2021
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author Migdalski, Alyssa
Moreau, Emrys
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Moreau, Emrys
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contents A Matter of Timing: Analyzing and Adjusting Library Hours to Suit Students Migdalski, Alyssa Moreau, Emrys Academic Libraries Library Services Resources Library Personnel Users (Information) User Satisfaction (Information) User Needs (Information) Scheduling College Students Commuting Students Multicampus Colleges Urban Universities The objective of this article is to describe an operating hours study conducted via survey at the Schusterman Library, a small academic library located at a branch campus of the University of Oklahoma. Survey responses indicated that although a small majority of library users were satisfied with the hours, there was also a strong desire for increased library access on weekends. As a result of this survey, Schusterman Library administration decided to reallocate five hours from weekday evenings to Saturday mornings. This change in operating hours was evaluated with a follow up survey and an analysis of gate count data.
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spellingShingle A Matter of Timing: Analyzing and Adjusting Library Hours to Suit Students
Migdalski, Alyssa
Moreau, Emrys
Academic Libraries
Library Services
Resources
Library Personnel
Users (Information)
User Satisfaction (Information)
User Needs (Information)
Scheduling
College Students
Commuting Students
Multicampus Colleges
Urban Universities
A Matter of Timing: Analyzing and Adjusting Library Hours to Suit Students Migdalski, Alyssa Moreau, Emrys Academic Libraries Library Services Resources Library Personnel Users (Information) User Satisfaction (Information) User Needs (Information) Scheduling College Students Commuting Students Multicampus Colleges Urban Universities The objective of this article is to describe an operating hours study conducted via survey at the Schusterman Library, a small academic library located at a branch campus of the University of Oklahoma. Survey responses indicated that although a small majority of library users were satisfied with the hours, there was also a strong desire for increased library access on weekends. As a result of this survey, Schusterman Library administration decided to reallocate five hours from weekday evenings to Saturday mornings. This change in operating hours was evaluated with a follow up survey and an analysis of gate count data.
title A Matter of Timing: Analyzing and Adjusting Library Hours to Suit Students
topic Academic Libraries
Library Services
Resources
Library Personnel
Users (Information)
User Satisfaction (Information)
User Needs (Information)
Scheduling
College Students
Commuting Students
Multicampus Colleges
Urban Universities
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1298649