Anticipating major physical renovations, Bryn Mawr College recently analyzed students’ use of space in Canaday Library. We collected both qualitative and quantitative data using an innovative mixed methods, participatory research design that included student photo diaries, interactive design workshops, a patron brainstorming board, and space-usage headcounts. Our poster will illustrate the results of our qualitative and quantitative data analyses, which showed surprising patterns in students’ usage and expressed desires for the main library space. Our project will interest colleagues from peer institutions and anyone curious about what liberal arts college students want in a 21st century academic library
A presentation at the ACRL Research Forum, American Library Association Annual Conference, Anaheim, ...
In an era when numerous resources previously only available in print are now available electronicall...
Objective - To determine student use of library spaces, the authors recorded student location and be...
Libraries, long the heart of academic life, nonetheless have been perceived as a passive space for p...
A psoter session presented at the Library Assessment Conference: Building Effective, Sustainable, P...
In October 2017, the CALD (Council of Academic Library Directors) reviewed a proposal for a cooperat...
PowerPoint PresentationIUPUI University Library is planning a renovation project to convert space oc...
As library functions are evolving, many academic libraries are redesigning or renovating their libra...
The university library continues to evolve in response to student behaviors, perceived desires, and ...
Objective – The research was conducted to understand better how and what spaces are used in a mid-si...
This presentation describes how a mixed-methods assessment program informed the decision-making proc...
Libraries in higher education face drastic spatial changes, transforming spaces traditionally used f...
Purpose and goalsThis paper focuses on creative methods to gather employee and student opinions for ...
Participatory design is an excellent way to engage the user, increase sense of ownership, and comple...
This report looks at how staff at eight academic institutions gained new insight about how students ...
A presentation at the ACRL Research Forum, American Library Association Annual Conference, Anaheim, ...
In an era when numerous resources previously only available in print are now available electronicall...
Objective - To determine student use of library spaces, the authors recorded student location and be...
Libraries, long the heart of academic life, nonetheless have been perceived as a passive space for p...
A psoter session presented at the Library Assessment Conference: Building Effective, Sustainable, P...
In October 2017, the CALD (Council of Academic Library Directors) reviewed a proposal for a cooperat...
PowerPoint PresentationIUPUI University Library is planning a renovation project to convert space oc...
As library functions are evolving, many academic libraries are redesigning or renovating their libra...
The university library continues to evolve in response to student behaviors, perceived desires, and ...
Objective – The research was conducted to understand better how and what spaces are used in a mid-si...
This presentation describes how a mixed-methods assessment program informed the decision-making proc...
Libraries in higher education face drastic spatial changes, transforming spaces traditionally used f...
Purpose and goalsThis paper focuses on creative methods to gather employee and student opinions for ...
Participatory design is an excellent way to engage the user, increase sense of ownership, and comple...
This report looks at how staff at eight academic institutions gained new insight about how students ...
A presentation at the ACRL Research Forum, American Library Association Annual Conference, Anaheim, ...
In an era when numerous resources previously only available in print are now available electronicall...
Objective - To determine student use of library spaces, the authors recorded student location and be...