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Title Libra Software for the Evaluation of User Satisfaction
Tool Type Online tool
Author Clews, S
Description Software developed as a business partnership with the University Library of London to facilitate the gathering of qualitative data for student and staff surveys. The library had drawn up a specification for a customer survey. A PC based tool was developed as a new methodology for doing research. It had to allow the library to target user surveys for the provision of specific management information at minimal expense. The software developed straddled the divide between qualitative and quantitative methodologies. It combines a social research method with a software analysis capability able to quantify people’s feelings, anxieties, expectations and priorities.
URL

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/index.cfm?name=calt_deployment_c

Related Resources/Notes

View the Libra template at
http://www.priority-research.com/pb_libra_template.html.

Country of Origin UK
Funding Body NA
Project NA
Date 1997-1998
Contact Name Steve Clews
Contact e-mail

sclews@ull.ac.uk

Record last updated August 2004.

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