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Welcome
to MISO
Merged Information Services Organizations
The Bryn Mawr Survey
The Bryn Mawr
Survey is a Web-based quantitative survey designed to measure how
students, faculty, and staff use and evaluate the
services and resources of colleges and universities with merged library
and computing units.
The Bryn Mawr survey asks the following research questions:
- What services and resources are important to our constituents, and how successfully do our organizations deliver them?
- How effectively do we communicate with our campus communities about our services and resources?
- How skilled are our constituents in the use of software and library databases? What additional skills do they wish to learn, and how do they wish to learn them?
- Which software and hardware tools do our constituents use, and which of these tools do they own?
- What roles do our constituents play on campus? What demographic factors identify them?
- What benchmarks for excellent information technology delivery can be established for merged library and computing organizations?
Survey
Team
For more information, contact the MISO Survey Team at survey@brynmawr.edu
Study Results
Results of this study are presented to members of
CLIR
(Council on Library and Information Resources (http://www.clir.org/) with merged Library/IT organizations
and through conferences such
as EDUCAUSE 2006 (http://www.educause.edu/).
Presentations from MISO Symposia in 2006 and 2007 are available.
Presentations from the 2008 MISO Symposium are now available:
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