Category Archives: technology use

Discovering sources in Library Search: key takeaways from remote user interviews with history students

Posted on May 11, 2021 by Jacqueline Sipes

As a followup to last year’s Browse Prototyping project, Rebecca Lloyd and I conducted remote user interviews with upper level history students in December 2020, just as the fall semester was wrapping up. Using a semi-structured interview technique, we talked … Continue reading →

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Assessment Drives Decision-Making Process for Health Science Library’s Technology Offerings

Posted on December 16, 2015 by Nancy Turner

Last year I profiled Cynthia Schwarz, Senior Systems & Technology Librarian on her assessment of computer use at the Ginsberg Health Services Library. She was using the software LabStats to analyze the use of computers at the library – the … Continue reading →

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Cynthia Schwarz explores the use of technology in libraries

Posted on October 16, 2014 by Nancy Turner

Cynthia Schwarz is the Senior Systems & Technology Librarian at the Health Sciences Library. She recently moved into this position after 6 years on the Main Campus. In both these jobs,  Cynthia has used her technical expertise to address questions … Continue reading →

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