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Chandler, Martin
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2024-07-09
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Data for: A survey of knowledge and use of academic library services at a pseudo-satellite location.
Borealis
Lee, Jason;
Head, Rachel;
Vienneau, Courtney;
Hoover, Jasmine;
Chandler, Martin
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2024-03-20
Students studying at a satellite campus were surveyed on awareness and use of library resources and services. Data includes survey results, as well as thematic data analysis of comments.
Borealis
Rod, Alisa Beth;
Isuster, Marcela Y.;
Chandler, Martin
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2021-09-07
The analyzed data, README file, and codebook to reproduce the results and two charts from the related publication. Analyzed data is in two formats: original (Excel format) and .csv/archival format.
Version 2 of this dataset involved adding metadata, adding the csv/archival format of the dataset, updating this description, and adding the README file.
The analyzed dataset (Data_Analyzed sheet in the dataset) is composed of observations (each Love Data Week 2021 event) and the reconciled codes (i.e. the final codes assigned to each observation after 3 independent coders individually coded each event using the codebook and then discussed and reconciled any disagreements). Multiple codes could be assigned to each observation. We also coded for the name of a tool (e.g. "Excel" or "R") in separate columns. The codes apply to the event description and event title (variable names "Title" and "Description", columns B and D in this file). Column C (event type, i.e. "Type") was coded separately. See the README file for more detailed information about each sheet and documentation related to variable names/column headers.
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