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A Usability Survey at the University of Mississippi Libraries for the Improvement of the Library Home Page

A usability survey was conducted at the University of Mississippi Libraries as part of the ongoing assessment of the library and its services. By setting criteria to measure the success of the survey, librarians at UM were able to assess if the library home page successfully met the goals and mission statement of the library.

Lauren M. Young | Daisy T. Cheng | Elizabeth Stephan

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