Improving Reference Performance: Results of a Statewide Survey.

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Autores principales: Gers, Ralph, Seward, Lillie J.
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Publicado: 1985
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author Gers, Ralph
Seward, Lillie J.
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contents Improving Reference Performance: Results of a Statewide Survey. Gers, Ralph Seward, Lillie J. Evaluation Criteria Interviews Library Services Library Surveys Performance Factors Public Libraries Questionnaires Reference Services Research Methodology State Surveys User Satisfaction (Information) Examines correctness of answers received to reference questions in Maryland public libraries and investigates three categories of variables that might affect that correctness: resources (number of volumes, subscriptions, staff, setting); demand (contact, busyness); and behaviors (negotiation of inquiry, interest in question, comfort with question, follow-up, length of interview). (EJS)
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spellingShingle Improving Reference Performance: Results of a Statewide Survey.
Gers, Ralph
Seward, Lillie J.
Evaluation Criteria
Interviews
Library Services
Library Surveys
Performance Factors
Public Libraries
Questionnaires
Reference Services
Research Methodology
State Surveys
User Satisfaction (Information)
Improving Reference Performance: Results of a Statewide Survey. Gers, Ralph Seward, Lillie J. Evaluation Criteria Interviews Library Services Library Surveys Performance Factors Public Libraries Questionnaires Reference Services Research Methodology State Surveys User Satisfaction (Information) Examines correctness of answers received to reference questions in Maryland public libraries and investigates three categories of variables that might affect that correctness: resources (number of volumes, subscriptions, staff, setting); demand (contact, busyness); and behaviors (negotiation of inquiry, interest in question, comfort with question, follow-up, length of interview). (EJS)
title Improving Reference Performance: Results of a Statewide Survey.
topic Evaluation Criteria
Interviews
Library Services
Library Surveys
Performance Factors
Public Libraries
Questionnaires
Reference Services
Research Methodology
State Surveys
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ325578