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Continuing the Conversation: Library Analytics

Submitted by Daniel A. Freeman on January 12, 2012 - 2:46pm

We just wrapped up the first session of Sarah Houghton and Paul Signorelli’s workshop Library Analytics: Inspiring Positive Action through Web User Data. The readings, resources, and slides for the event are listed below. Have further questions or comments? Whether you participated in the event or not, feel free to chime in via the comments area below!

The Readings for Today’s Workshop:

How Libraries Analyze and Act


Comments (4)

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Este blog é uma representação exata de competências. Eu gosto da sua recomendação. Um grande conceito que reflete os pensamentos do escritor. Consultoria RH

Why? Have further questions

Why? Have further questions or comments? Whether you attended the event, or not free to go along with the comments in the following areas through.

Hi Dan, just noticed you

Hi Dan, just noticed you posted the title of the webinar as "Library Analytics: Inspiring Positive Action through Web User Data". I believe the cart and confirmation PDF listed the title as "Web Analytics for Librarians: Informing Decisions Through Web User Data" (http://www.alastore.ala.org/detail.aspx?ID=3629). An interesting point to note is that I think today's presentation fit much better under "Inspiring Positive Action through Web User Data".

Hi Dan, just noticed you

Hi Dan, just noticed you posted the title of the webinar as "Library Analytics: Inspiring Positive Action through Web User Data". I believe the cart and confirmation PDF listed the title as "Web Analytics for Librarians: Informing Decisions Through Web User Data" (http://www.alastore.ala.org/detail.aspx?ID=3629). An interesting point to note is that I think today's presentation fit much better under "Inspiring Positive Action through Web User Data".

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