A Comparative Study of Digital Library Use: Factors, Perceived Influences, and Satisfaction

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Autores principales: Liu, Ziming, Luo, Lili
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Publicado: 2011
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author Liu, Ziming
Luo, Lili
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Luo, Lili
Liu, Ziming
Luo, Lili
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contents A Comparative Study of Digital Library Use: Factors, Perceived Influences, and Satisfaction Liu, Ziming Luo, Lili Electronic Libraries Use Studies Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Differences Influences User Satisfaction (Information) Comparative Analysis Library Services Foreign Countries This study explores the extent to which undergraduate and graduate students in China differ in their digital library use. Unlike the factors promoting digital library use, non-use factors, perceived influences, and degree of satisfaction are quite different between undergraduate and graduate students due to their differing emphases and expectations for information. The implications for digital library services are also discussed.
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spellingShingle A Comparative Study of Digital Library Use: Factors, Perceived Influences, and Satisfaction
Liu, Ziming
Luo, Lili
Electronic Libraries
Use Studies
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students
Differences
Influences
User Satisfaction (Information)
Comparative Analysis
Library Services
Foreign Countries
A Comparative Study of Digital Library Use: Factors, Perceived Influences, and Satisfaction Liu, Ziming Luo, Lili Electronic Libraries Use Studies Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Differences Influences User Satisfaction (Information) Comparative Analysis Library Services Foreign Countries This study explores the extent to which undergraduate and graduate students in China differ in their digital library use. Unlike the factors promoting digital library use, non-use factors, perceived influences, and degree of satisfaction are quite different between undergraduate and graduate students due to their differing emphases and expectations for information. The implications for digital library services are also discussed.
title A Comparative Study of Digital Library Use: Factors, Perceived Influences, and Satisfaction
topic Electronic Libraries
Use Studies
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students
Differences
Influences
User Satisfaction (Information)
Comparative Analysis
Library Services
Foreign Countries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ924093