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Category Archives: usability
LibGuides Usability Testing
Temple Libraries has over 500 LibGuides, or Research Guides. The purpose of the guides is to help library users with some aspect of the research process. Most guides fall into one of three categories – those that offer links or … Continue reading
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The Library in the Life of the User
I had the privilege last week of attending the OCLC Research Partners Meeting on The Library in the Life of the User – We shared reports on the current state of user research, with a particular focus on qualitative methods … Continue reading