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Findings About Our Library Surveys: Universities Of Louisville And Kentucky’S User Surveys, Julene L. Jones, Anita R. Hall
Findings About Our Library Surveys: Universities Of Louisville And Kentucky’S User Surveys, Julene L. Jones, Anita R. Hall
Library Faculty and Staff Publications
Academic library survey strategies may include implementing standardized and locally-developed survey instruments as part of assessment activities. Standardized instruments such as LibQUAL+, ClimateQUAL, Ithaka S+R surveys, and others are widely used and offer many advantages such as robust development and testing protocols, and may offer the ability to compare data with other institutions who use these instruments. Locally-developed survey instruments, on the other hand, offer the ability to customize instruments with reduced cost and increased institutional specificity. Libraries should evaluate the benefits of each survey type in order to create a strategy that best meets their needs.
Internationalizing University Of Kentucky Libraries: A Work In Progress, Antoinette Paris Greider
Internationalizing University Of Kentucky Libraries: A Work In Progress, Antoinette Paris Greider
Library Faculty and Staff Publications
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Spotlight: Alfred Brandon Slept Here, Tagalie Heister
Spotlight: Alfred Brandon Slept Here, Tagalie Heister
Library Faculty and Staff Publications
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