Introduction to UX research in Libraries. Presented at ALISS event "Getting them in and Keeping them: Effective Practice for Libraries and Information Services" on 21st April 2016, Senate House London.
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User Experience Research - Putting Users at the Heart of Your Library
4. Source: envis precisely
GmbH (2009, Redesign
2013), based on ¡°The
Disciplines of User
Experience¡± by Dan Saffer
(2008).
5. UX IN LIBRARIES
UXLib conference
23-24 June 2016, Manchester
Journal of Library User Experience
6. (SOME) UX RESEARCH METHODS
? User observation
? Touchstone tours/shadowing
? Diary studies
? Guerrilla testing/usability testing
? Interviews
? Focus groups
? Feedback gra?ti walls
? Surveys
8. SESSION OUTLINE
1. What is UX research?
2. Case Study: The LSE Welcome Week Experience
3. How to get started
9. CASE STUDY: THE LSE WELCOME WEEK EXPERIENCE
Question: How does the Library ?t into the
overall Welcome Week experience? What is
important to students during their ?rst week
at LSE?
10. Method: Diary Study
Ten new students write daily updates about the events
they visit and how they feel about them.
12. ?I was worried about what options to
take because I didn¡¯t want to take the
wrong ones and they be really hard and
throw my chances of a 1st out of the
window.
-Undergrad
13. ?I am putting myself in debt to attend
this school and I want to make sure I
am getting the best education I can.
- Postgrad
14. ?It was very exciting to get my LSE ID
- a con?rmation that I was truly an
LSE student.
-Undergrad
16. What if I don't
find any friends?
I want to get the
most out of this
week! But there's so
much going on.
I need to get a first!
But everyone here is
smarter than me...
Hm...how do I
select my courses?
31. BOOK TIPS
? Courtney Greene McDonald: Putting the User First: 30
Strategies for Transforming Library Services, Association of
College and Research Libraries.
? Aaron Schmidt and Amanda Etches, Useful, Usable, Desirable:
Applying User Experience Design to Your Library, ala editions,
Chicago: 2014.
? Aaron Schmidt and Amanda Etches, User Experience (UX)
Design for Libraries, Web site design, ALA TechSource,
Chicago 2012.