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    Culture of Assessment Survey Year One Report
    (2016-01-28) Warren, Ruby
    The Culture of Assessment Survey was developed by the former Assessment Committee at the University of Manitoba Libraries. It was constructed to measure the University of Manitoba Libraries’ progress in building a culture of assessment at our institution, and provide us with opportunities to course-correct and address concerns regarding assessment design and evidence based practice in the Libraries. This first survey, distributed to all Libraries’ staff through email, gives us our baseline culture of assessment measure as an institution. It was available for staff responses between July 23rd and September 4th.
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    eBook Assessment Report
    (2015-05-20) Warren, Ruby
    TEST OBJECTIVES To determine the usability of various eBook platforms used by the University of Manitoba Libraries, and establish a knowledge base of current usability issues and user preferences.
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    The New UML Website Design - 2016
    (2016-07-15) Warren, Ruby
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    OSS Cognitive Walkthrough Reports
    (2014-12-19) Warren, Ruby
    SCOPE This walkthrough focused on the functional areas of accessing records with multiple versions, accessing appropriate help resources in-catalogue, and locating research guides in One Stop Search.
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    Staff.lib Usability Testing & Redesign
    (2015-09-29) Warren, Ruby
    Test Plan: The University of Manitoba Libraries’ staff intranet, staff.lib, could be a vital resource for Libraries’ employees. It was created with the goal of providing a centralized hub for internal libraries information – unfortunately, it is not as widely used or centralized as initially intended. This test will identify areas in which staff.lib can be improved in order to better suit staff needs.