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* modifying the lit review [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZEDdattkw63GUVGCkJJzZWLuL_fe9zvMBl9pxtNRt0M/edit?usp=sharing tagging dictionary] to meet our needs
* modifying the lit review [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZEDdattkw63GUVGCkJJzZWLuL_fe9zvMBl9pxtNRt0M/edit?usp=sharing tagging dictionary] to meet our needs
* collecting additional resources to add to those already tagged
* collecting additional resources to add to those already tagged
* reviewing existing and pending related standards


We expect to drill down to compare how others measure various aspects and develop their studies.
We expect to drill down to compare how others measure various aspects and develop their studies.


We will compare and contrast use of terms and measures across the literature, using this to form guidelines, which we expect to share as a white paper.
We will compare and contrast use of terms and measures across the literature, incorporate standards, and develop guidelines, which we expect to share as a white paper.


In the areas where we encounter conflicts and variations, we will report on our findings and engage the community to determine how to move forward to resolve the issues necessary to develop guidelines.
In the areas where we encounter conflicts and variations, we will report on our findings and engage the community to determine how to move forward to resolve the issues necessary to develop guidelines.

Revision as of 11:27, 24 May 2016

Use & Usability Best Practices & Guidelines working documents are organized in Open Science Framework and are stored in a shared Google Drive folder.

Current Projects

We are:

We expect to drill down to compare how others measure various aspects and develop their studies.

We will compare and contrast use of terms and measures across the literature, incorporate standards, and develop guidelines, which we expect to share as a white paper.

In the areas where we encounter conflicts and variations, we will report on our findings and engage the community to determine how to move forward to resolve the issues necessary to develop guidelines.

This will provide an initial starting point from which we expect to broaden our scope, with the ultimate goal of developing guidelines and best practices for user & usability studies for digital libraries.

Get Involved

The working group maintains a Google Drive folder, which contains meeting notes and drafts of working documents, and an Open Science Framework page to organize our documents and efforts.

If you have any questions, or are interested in participating in the working group, please contact Jody DeRidder or join our Google Group.

We are seeking broader participation!

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