Conducting a User Needs Assessment through the Consortia: Pooling Resources to Examine Student and Faculty Habits

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From 2016 to 2020, ten smaller schools in one regional library consortium participated in a user needs assessment project. This article documents the process for implementing a collaborative user needs assessment by utilizing the shared interest and enthusiasm of a team of librarians to create a consortial toolkit. The toolkit supplied direction and leverage to conduct ethnographic research at consortial schools while providing clarity and consistency for testing across multiple sites.

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Szpunar, R., & Bradley, E. (2023). Conducting a User Needs Assessment through the Consortia: Pooling Resources to Examine Student and Faculty Habits. College and Research Libraries, 84(1), 69–84. https://doi.org/10.5860/crl.84.1.69

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