Add to ORKGThis presentation was given at the 2016 Electronic Resources & Libraries (ER&L) Conference in Austin, Texas.A group of librarians at University of Houston Libraries conducted a usability study to find out how users complete common research tasks using the library’s discovery system. The methodology, results, and impacts of the study are presented. The presentation includes audio and screen recordings from the study to provide examples.Librarie
Resource discovery systems like Primo and Summon have developed rapidly over the last few years and ...
As discovery systems take the Library world by storm, there is a new opportunity for user-centred in...
This session will discuss performing usability studies of library websites and Resource Discovery sy...
Discovery tools are emerging in libraries. These tools offer library patrons the ability to concurre...
In 2015 the University of Liverpool’s Library Service embarked upon a three-part usability study to ...
Usability studies in academic libraries are essential tools to assess functionality and accessibilit...
In order to assess the use and usability of a new discovery tool, staff at the University of Kansas ...
In the spring of 2013, the University Library at the University of Illinois at Chicago was in the un...
In order to assess the use and usability of a new discovery tool, staff at the University of Kansas ...
Simmons College Library conducted usability testing to observe how students retrieve full text when ...
OCLC Research has been studying how individuals get their information and resources and how they eng...
This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Booth Library at The Keep. It has bee...
In October 2008, a small group at the University of Minnesota Libraries set out to explore the conce...
Many academic libraries have either implemented or are considering a Web-scale discovery system, bu...
This presentation was given at the 2017 Electronic Resources & Libraries conference in Austin, TX.As...
Resource discovery systems like Primo and Summon have developed rapidly over the last few years and ...
As discovery systems take the Library world by storm, there is a new opportunity for user-centred in...
This session will discuss performing usability studies of library websites and Resource Discovery sy...
Discovery tools are emerging in libraries. These tools offer library patrons the ability to concurre...
In 2015 the University of Liverpool’s Library Service embarked upon a three-part usability study to ...
Usability studies in academic libraries are essential tools to assess functionality and accessibilit...
In order to assess the use and usability of a new discovery tool, staff at the University of Kansas ...
In the spring of 2013, the University Library at the University of Illinois at Chicago was in the un...
In order to assess the use and usability of a new discovery tool, staff at the University of Kansas ...
Simmons College Library conducted usability testing to observe how students retrieve full text when ...
OCLC Research has been studying how individuals get their information and resources and how they eng...
This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Booth Library at The Keep. It has bee...
In October 2008, a small group at the University of Minnesota Libraries set out to explore the conce...
Many academic libraries have either implemented or are considering a Web-scale discovery system, bu...
This presentation was given at the 2017 Electronic Resources & Libraries conference in Austin, TX.As...
Resource discovery systems like Primo and Summon have developed rapidly over the last few years and ...
As discovery systems take the Library world by storm, there is a new opportunity for user-centred in...
This session will discuss performing usability studies of library websites and Resource Discovery sy...