Category Archives: ethnology
Where did the time go? A short post about Rapid Ethnography
Well, it happened. I let over six months go by with nary a blog post! Ack! And the thing is, I have been so busy, with lots of exciting UX stuff going on. So, I should have been writing about … Continue reading
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Web Scale Discovery
I am fresh back from SLA 2012, Chicago, and while I have a lot of UX stuff to talk about, I am going to start with what I did first. On Monday, I was a part of a panel, Web-scale … Continue reading
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Bootstrap UX
I am a Texan, so the concept of bootstrapping is a way of life. Recently, I have been using it to describe the type of ethnography I am doing at my library. The very thorough Andrew Asher, ERIAL Lead Research … Continue reading
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Science + Ethnology
I am currently in the middle of a small-scale ethnographic study to find information that will inform a discovery tool purchasing decision committee. Additionally, I just held the first team meeting of a group of librarians that will do a … Continue reading
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Effervescent Librarian's Blog 