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Avery, Christine and Diane Zabel. "Gathering Client Data:
- What Works? Total Quality Management in Academic Libraries:
Initial Implementation Efforts." Proceedings from the International
Conference on TQM and Academic Libraries (Washington, D.C.,
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Bearman, David. "User Presentation Language in Archives."
- Archives & Museum Informatics 3/4 (Winter 1989/90): 3-7.
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Bearman, David. Archival Methods Pittsburgh: Archives and Museum
Informatics,
- 1989.
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Beattie, Diane L. "An Archival User Study: Researchers
- in the Field of Women's History." Archivaria 29 (Winter
1989/90) : 33-50.
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Blais, Gabrielle and David Enns. "From Paper Archives to People
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Archives: Public Programming in the Management of Archives." in
Canadian Archival Studies and the Rediscovery of Provenance. Ed.
Tom Nesmith. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press. 1993. 443-459.
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Borgman, Christine L., Donald Owen Case and Dorothy L.
- Ingebretsen.
"University faculty use of computerized databases: an assessment of
needs and resources." Online Review 9(Aug.'85): 307-32.
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Bosman, Ellen. "Creating the User-Friendly Library by
- Evaluating Patron
Perception of Signage." Reference Services Review 25 no 1
(1997): 71-82.
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Bosman, Ellen.
http://www.iun.edu/~libemb/signage/libsign1.htm
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Bourdieu, Pierre. "The Cult of Unity and Cultivated Difference." In
Pierre Bourdieu, et al. Photography: A
- Middle Brow Art. 1965. Trans.
Shaun Whiteside. Stanford: Stanford Univ. Press, 1990. 13-72.
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Bove, Joann C. and James Tumolo. "Market research:
- a key component
in developing products that meet customers' needs." National Online
Meeting (15th: 1994: New York, NY.)
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Bradsher, James Gregory, ed. Managing Archives
- and Archival
Institutions
. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1989.
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Brekke, Eliane, Comp. User Surveys in ARL Libraries.
- SPEC Kit
205
. Washington: ARL Publications Department, 1994.
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Bush, Earl and others. "Needs Assessment Program, the
- Univeristy of
Tennessee, Knoxville Libraries 1993/94." Univeristy of Tennessee
Knoxville, 1994.
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Center, Clark. "Manuscript Collections in Alabama:
- Who Uses Them? Why?
And Under What Terms?." The Alabama Archivist 19:2 (Spring
1996): 1-3.
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"The Chicago Public Library: a priorities needs
- assessment study; a
project of the Chicago Public Library Foundation, November
1987-December 1988." Carroll Group, 1989.
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Cohen, Laura B., ed. Reference Series for Archives
- and
Manuscripts
. New York: Haworth, 1997.
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Conway, Paul. "Facts and Frameworks: An Approach to
- Studying the Use of
Archives." American Archivist 49 (Fall 1986): 393-408.
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Conway, Paul. Partners in Research: Improving Access
- to the Nation's
Archive: User Studies at the National Archives and Records
Administration
. Pittsburgh: Archives and Museum Informatics,
1994.
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Conway, Paul. "Research in Presidential Libraries: A User
- Survey."
Midwestern Archivist 11 (1986): 35-56.
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Cook, Terry. "Viewing the World Upside Down" Reflections on the
Theoretical
- Underpinnings of Archival Public Programming."
Archivaria 31 (Winter 1990-1991): 123-134.
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Cox, Richard J. "Archivists and the Use of Archival Records; or, a View
from
- the World of Documentary Editing." Provenance 9 (1991)
89-110.
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Cox, Richard J. "Researching Archival Reference as an
- Information
Function: Observations on Needs and Opportunities." RQ 31
(Spring 1992): 387-97.
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Crawford, John C. "The Stakeholder Approach to the
- Construction of
Performance Measures." Paper presented at the Northumbria
International Conference on Performance Measurement in Libraries and
Informational Services, 1995.
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D'Andraia, Frank A. "The business of libraries is
- staying in business."
Journal of Library Administration 20 (1994): 81-91.
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Davidson, Janice L. and Estelle R. Alexander. "Assessing
- information
needs: what do customers want?" Information for management,
Special Libs. Assn., 1994.
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Dearstyne, Bruce W. "A Sample Long-Range Plan and A
- Sample Annual Plan."
The Archival Enterprise: Modern Archival Principles, Practices, and
Management Techniques. Chicago: American Library Association,
1992.
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Dervin, Brenda and Michael Nilan. "Information Needs
- and Uses." Annual
Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST) 21 (1986):
3-33.
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Dowler, Lawrence. "The Role of Use in Defining
- Archival Practice and
Principles: A Research Agenda." American Archivist 51 (Winter
and Spring
1988): 74-86.
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Doyle, Christine. "The Perceptions of Library Service
- Questionnaire
(PLSQ): The Development of a Reliable Instrument to Measure Student
Perceptions of and Satisfaction with Quality Service in an Academic
Library." The New Review of Academic Librarianship 1 (1995):
139-59.
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Ellis, David. "A Behavioral Approach to Information
- Retrieval System
Design." Journal of Documentation 45 (September 1989): 171-212.
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Forde, Helen and Rosemary Seton, eds. Archivists
- and Researchers:
Mutual Perceptions and Requirements
. London: Society of Archivists
and the
British Records Association, 1994.
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Freeman, Elsie T. "Soap and Education: Archival Training, Public Service
and
- the Profession--an Essay." Midwestern Archivist 16 (1991):
87-94.
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Grabowski, John J. "Keepers, Users and Funders: Building an Awareness
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of Archival Value." American Archivist 55 (1992): 464-472.
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Goggin, Jacqueline. "The Indirect Approach: A Study
- of Scholarly Users of
Black and Women's Organizational Records in the Library of Congress
Manuscript Division." Midwestern Archivist 11 (1986): 57-67.
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Gordon, Ann D. Using the Nation's Documentary Heritage: The Report of
the
- Historical Documents Study
Washington, DC: National Historical
Publications and Records Commission, 1992.
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Gray, Ann S. and Geraci, Diane. "Complex Reference Services: Data Files
for Social
- Research." Reference Librarian 48 (1995) 137-140.
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Harris,Donald E. "Reassessing User Needs." Journal
- of the American
Society for Information Science
45 (June 1994): 331-4.
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Haycock, Ken. "On jargon (ways in which we confuse
- or alienate our
clients)." Program Advocacy. Libraries Unlimited, 1990.
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Heald, Carolyn A. "Reference Services in Archives: Wither a Professional
Ethos?"
- Canadian Library Journal 49 (1992): 353-359.
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Hernon, Peter. "Service quality in libraries and
- treating users as
customers and non-users as lost or never-gained customers." The
Journal of Academic Librarianship 22 (May '96): 171-2.
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Hoadley, Irene Braden. "Customer service? Not
- really." College &
Research Libraries News 3 (Mar. '95): 175-6.
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Hollis, Deborah R. "Family History in early U.S. state documents." Journal of Government Information. 23
- (Nov. '00).
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Ivey, Robert T. "Teaching Faculty Perceptions
- of Academic Librarians at
Memphis State Univeristy." College and Research Libraries 55
(Jan.1994): 69-82.
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Jackson, Susan McEnally. "Reference education
and the new
- technology."
The Reference Librarian 25-26 (1989): 541-55.
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Jardine, Caroline. "Maybe the 55% Rule Doesn't Tell the
- Whole Story: A
User-Satifaction Survey." College & Research Times 56 (November
1995): 447-85.
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Jax, John J. "Library Awareness/User/Needs Assessment.
- Parts I, II, and
III." University of Wisconsin, 1984.
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Jimerson, Randall C. "Redefining Archival Identity: Meeting User Needs in
the
- Information Society." American Archivist 52 (1989):
332-340.
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Kleiner, Janellyn Pickering and Charles A. Hamaker.
- "Libraries 2000:
Transforming Libraries Using Document Delivery, Needs Assessment,
and Networked Resources." College & Research Libraries 58
(July 1997): 355-74.
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Kniffel, Leonard. "Libraries aren't bookstores, and
- patrons aren't
customers." American Libraries 28 (Aug. Ô97): 38.
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Lawton, Bethany. "Library Instruction Needs Assessment:
- Designing Survey
Instruments." Research Strategies 7 (Summer 1989): 119-28.
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LeClercq, Angie. "The academic library/high school library
- connection:
needs assessment and proposed model." The Journal of Academic
Librarianship 12 (March '86): 12-18.
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LeDuc, Carol. "Targeting services to users: personnel needs
- and gaps."
Minnesota Libraries 28 (Autumn '86): 218-20.
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Leonard, Thomas M. "Archivists & Genealogists: The Trend
- Toward Peaceful
Coexistence." Archival Issues 18 (2); 93 : 121-32.
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Lewis, Alison M. "Geoscience information: user needs and
- library
organization." Geoscience Information Society Meeting (21st:
1986: San Antonio, Tex.).
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Long, Linda J. "Question Negotiation in the Archival Setting: The Use of
- Interpersonal Communication Techniques in the Reference Interview."
American Archivist 52 (1989): 40-50.
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Lytle, Richard H. "Intellectual Access to Archives: I.
- Provenance and
Content Indexing Methods of Subject Retrieval." American
Archivist
43 (Winter 1980): 64-75.
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Lytle, Richard H. "Intellectual Access to Archives: II.
- Report of an
Experiment Comparing Provenance and Content Indexing Methods of
Subject Retrieval." American Archivist 43 (Spring 1980):
191-205.
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MacMullin, Susan E. and Robert S. Taylor. "Problem Dimensions
- and
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Mahler, William J. The Management of College and
- University Archives
.
Metuchen, N.J.: Society of American Archivists and Scarecrow, 1992.
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Mahler, William J. "The Use of User Studies." Midwestern
- Archivist
11 (1986): 17.
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Malbin, Susan L. "The Reference Interview in Archival
- Literature."
College & Research Libraries 58 (Jan. 1997) 69-80.
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Mandernack, Scott B. "An Assessment of Education and
- Training Needs for
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Library and Information Science 30 (Winter 1990): 193-205.
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Michelson, Avra. "Research Trends: Introduction." American
Archivist
- 57 (1994) 110-113.
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Michelson, Avra and Rothenberg, Jeff. "Scholarly Communication and
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Information Technology: Exploring the Impact of Changes in the Research
Process on Archives." American Archivist 55 (1992) : 235-315.
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Mick, Colin K., George H. Lindsey, and Daniel Callahan.
- "Toward Usable
User Studies." Journal of the American Society for Information
Science 35 (September 1980): 347-56.
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Miller, Fredric. "Use, Appraisal and Research: A Case Study of Social
History."
- American Archivist 49 (1986): 371-392.
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Morgan, Steve. "How Well Are We Doing? Common Themes
- and Possible
Solutions in Academic Libraries." Paper presented at the Northumbria
International Conference on Performance Measurement in Libraries
and Information Services, 1995.
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"National Library of New Zealand: marketing and
- information needs
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Nesmith, Tom. "Introduction: Archival Studies in English-Speaking Canada
and North
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Studies and the Rediscovery of Provenance. Ed. Tom Nesmith. Metuchen,
NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1993. 20-22.
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Newhouse, Robert C. "A library essential: needs
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Orbach, Barbara C. "The View from the Researcher's Desk: Historians'
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54 (1994): 28-43.
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Palmquist, Ruth Ann and George M. Sinkankas. "Client needs
- without
clients: can we understand information needs without clients
present to explain them?" American Society for Information Science.
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Pugh, Mary Jo. Providing Reference Services for Archives
- and
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Rushinek, Avi and Sara F. Rushinek. "The effects of
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22
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Russell, Ralph E., Carolyn Love Robinson, and James E. Prather.
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Academic Libraries in Urban and Metropolitan Areas . Westport,
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Ruth, Janice E. "Educating the Reference Archivist." American
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Sandy, John H. "By any other name, they're still our
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