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Main Author: Ottaviani, J. S.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1995
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ499857
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author Ottaviani, J. S.
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contents Research Notes. Archimedes: Analysis of a HyperCard Reference Tool. Ottaviani, J. S. Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Computer Software Computer System Design Higher Education Hypermedia Information Technology Librarians Library Statistics Reference Materials Reference Services Systems Analysis Use Studies Users (Information) Presents a study of Archimedes as a HyperCard reference tool at the University of Michigan, and compares uses to similar projects. Results from studied points (i.e., system design and use statistics) support Archimedes: the system sees more use during reference hours when a librarian is unavailable, and user time is comparable to time spent with a librarian. (JMV)
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spellingShingle Research Notes. Archimedes: Analysis of a HyperCard Reference Tool.
Ottaviani, J. S.
Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Computer Software
Computer System Design
Higher Education
Hypermedia
Information Technology
Librarians
Library Statistics
Reference Materials
Reference Services
Systems Analysis
Use Studies
Users (Information)
Research Notes. Archimedes: Analysis of a HyperCard Reference Tool. Ottaviani, J. S. Academic Libraries Comparative Analysis Computer Software Computer System Design Higher Education Hypermedia Information Technology Librarians Library Statistics Reference Materials Reference Services Systems Analysis Use Studies Users (Information) Presents a study of Archimedes as a HyperCard reference tool at the University of Michigan, and compares uses to similar projects. Results from studied points (i.e., system design and use statistics) support Archimedes: the system sees more use during reference hours when a librarian is unavailable, and user time is comparable to time spent with a librarian. (JMV)
title Research Notes. Archimedes: Analysis of a HyperCard Reference Tool.
topic Academic Libraries
Comparative Analysis
Computer Software
Computer System Design
Higher Education
Hypermedia
Information Technology
Librarians
Library Statistics
Reference Materials
Reference Services
Systems Analysis
Use Studies
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ499857