Library Quality and Impact: Is There a Relationship between New Measures and Traditional Measures?

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Autore principale: Weiner, Sharon A.
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contents Library Quality and Impact: Is There a Relationship between New Measures and Traditional Measures? Weiner, Sharon A. Undergraduate Students Research Libraries Academic Libraries Library Services Operating Expenses Accountability Research Needs Measurement Objectives Traditional measures of quality are no longer adequate to reflect library excellence and impact. Analysis of an Association for Research Libraries data set showed that there was a relationship between the ARL Index and services; between the number of undergraduate students and services; and between instructional presentations and operating expenditures.
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spellingShingle Library Quality and Impact: Is There a Relationship between New Measures and Traditional Measures?
Weiner, Sharon A.
Undergraduate Students
Research Libraries
Academic Libraries
Library Services
Operating Expenses
Accountability
Research Needs
Measurement Objectives
Library Quality and Impact: Is There a Relationship between New Measures and Traditional Measures? Weiner, Sharon A. Undergraduate Students Research Libraries Academic Libraries Library Services Operating Expenses Accountability Research Needs Measurement Objectives Traditional measures of quality are no longer adequate to reflect library excellence and impact. Analysis of an Association for Research Libraries data set showed that there was a relationship between the ARL Index and services; between the number of undergraduate students and services; and between instructional presentations and operating expenditures.
title Library Quality and Impact: Is There a Relationship between New Measures and Traditional Measures?
topic Undergraduate Students
Research Libraries
Academic Libraries
Library Services
Operating Expenses
Accountability
Research Needs
Measurement Objectives
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ724440