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Main Author: Casebier, Katherine D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2006
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ885388
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contents The University of Texas at Arlington's Virtual Reference Service: An Evaluation by the Reference Staff Casebier, Katherine D. Reference Services Electronic Libraries Computer Mediated Communication Program Evaluation Library Personnel Librarians Librarian Attitudes Academic Libraries The University of Texas at Arlington's Library began using an online chat reference in 2002. The service, called Collaborative Digital Reference Service, later became "Ask a Librarian." Slightly over one year later, the library joined the University of Texas System's "Ask a Librarian" service. Both services are powered by software suite called QuestionPoint. In May 2003 and May 2004, the library's reference staff shared their views towards this new reference tool by completing a questionnaire. Statistics and staff members' responses are analyzed in this study. (Contains 2 tables.)
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spellingShingle The University of Texas at Arlington's Virtual Reference Service: An Evaluation by the Reference Staff
Casebier, Katherine D.
Reference Services
Electronic Libraries
Computer Mediated Communication
Program Evaluation
Library Personnel
Librarians
Librarian Attitudes
Academic Libraries
The University of Texas at Arlington's Virtual Reference Service: An Evaluation by the Reference Staff Casebier, Katherine D. Reference Services Electronic Libraries Computer Mediated Communication Program Evaluation Library Personnel Librarians Librarian Attitudes Academic Libraries The University of Texas at Arlington's Library began using an online chat reference in 2002. The service, called Collaborative Digital Reference Service, later became "Ask a Librarian." Slightly over one year later, the library joined the University of Texas System's "Ask a Librarian" service. Both services are powered by software suite called QuestionPoint. In May 2003 and May 2004, the library's reference staff shared their views towards this new reference tool by completing a questionnaire. Statistics and staff members' responses are analyzed in this study. (Contains 2 tables.)
title The University of Texas at Arlington's Virtual Reference Service: An Evaluation by the Reference Staff
topic Reference Services
Electronic Libraries
Computer Mediated Communication
Program Evaluation
Library Personnel
Librarians
Librarian Attitudes
Academic Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ885388