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| What Is a Data-Driven Academic Library? | ||
SPONSORED BY: ProQuest, Springer, Library Journal and ER&L Archive now available for on-demand viewing at your convenience! Viewers receive a free download of LJ’s Patron Profiles: Academic Library Edition: 2012 Report This webcast will give an overview of how academic libraries are using data to drive decisions. The presentation will touch on the terminology, tools, services, and data available to libraries and provide real world examples of how academic libraries have used data to enhance services, improve online tools, and develop collections. Sarah Tudesco will also touch on how to communicate data to various stakeholders. Attendees will depart with a number of resources to learn more including the best books, blogs, journals, Twitter handles and more to continue learning as well as maintain a solid command of the progress and practices of the data-driven academic library. Speakers Sarah Tudesco - Assessment Librarian, Yale University Bonnie Tijerina - Head of E-Resources and Serials, Harvard Library Click here to register for Part 2 of this series: The Evolution of Usage: Analyzing and Benchmarking Use
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