106 student participants responded, of whom 89 had actually used the e-reserves service. Most students who answered the survey (99%) said e-reserves should continue as a library service.
74 students replied to the survey. Of those, 72 had used the E-reserves system. When given a range of choices for class readings, 68.1% prefer e-reserves, while 29.0% prefer course packs.
Summary of findings from two staff focus groups discussing archival finding aids provided in the VTLS interface. Focus groups conducted in August 2007.
Quicksets, once found, are easy to use. New features were well received—specifically, facets were used successfully by nearly all participants, and sidebar links to suggested resources proved helpful.
The brief summary of data from SML sweeps conducted in February and May (reading week) 2010. Includes numbers of people, their location in SML and actiivties.
Examined use of subject guides, the ejournals A to Z list, and federated searching. Subject categories not heavily used in Metalib or SFX. Known titles are more often searched, as are "by letter" browses.
