Category Archives: qualitative research

Speaking of Scholarly Communication: Interviews with Faculty

Posted on September 20, 2016 by Nancy Turner

Last week staff from Reference & Instruction, Access Services, the Press, Digital Scholarship Center, Special Collections,  Digital Library Initiatives, and Library Administration gathered for a conversation to share findings from a series of interviews we librarians had this past spring. … Continue reading →

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“I Am the Content”: How and Why Instructors Discover and Share Course Readings

Posted on February 5, 2016 by Nancy Turner

This post re-visits a project I blogged about several months ago. I interviewed Jenifer Baldwin (Head of Reference and Instruction Services) Anne Harlow (Librarian for Music, Dance, and Theatre) and Rick Lezenby (Librarian for Psychology and Political Sciences). They were … Continue reading →

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Faculty Seeking Course Content – A Qualitative Research Project

Posted on January 7, 2015 by Nancy Turner

Many Temple Library Staff, particularly those in RIS, are already familiar with the qualitative research project that Jenifer Baldwin, Anne Harlow and Rick Lezenby have been working on for the last two years. (Yes, qualitative research, at this depth, takes … Continue reading →

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