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1、PurdueUniversityPurduee-PubsCharlestonLibraryConferenceTheImportanceofBeingEarnestHowUsers’PerceptionsofE‐BooksHaveChanged—OrNot:ComparingParallelSurveyResponsesTaraT.CataldoUniversityofFlorida,ttobin@ufl.eduTreySheltonUniversityofFlorida,tshelton@ufl.eduSte
2、venCarricoUniversityofFlorida,stecarr@uflib.ufl.eduCeciliaBoteroUniversityofFlorida,cecbote@ufl.eduFollowthisandadditionalworksat:http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/charlestonPartoftheLibraryandInformationScienceCommonsAnindexed,printcopyoftheProceedingsisalsoavaila
3、bleforpurchaseat:http://www.thepress.purdue.edu/series/charleston.Youmayalsobeinterestedinthenewseries,CharlestonInsightsinLibrary,Archival,andInformationSciences.Findoutmoreat:http://www.thepress.purdue.edu/series/charleston-insights-library-archival-and-in
4、formation-sciences.TaraT.Cataldo,TreyShelton,StevenCarrico,andCeciliaBotero,"HowUsers’PerceptionsofE‐BooksHaveChanged—OrNot:ComparingParallelSurveyResponses"(2014).ProceedingsoftheCharlestonLibraryConference.http://dx.doi.org/10.5703/1288284315587Thisdocumen
5、thasbeenmadeavailablethroughPurduee-Pubs,aserviceofthePurdueUniversityLibraries.Pleasecontactepubs@purdue.eduforadditionalinformation.SouthChinaNormalUniversity(202.116.41.69)-2016/1/26DownloadHowUsers’PerceptionsofE‐BooksHaveChanged—OrNot:ComparingParallelS
6、urveyResponsesTaraT.Cataldo,BiologicalSciencesLibrarian,UniversityofFloridaTreyShelton,E‐ResourcesLibrarian,UniversityofFloridaStevenCarrico,AcquisitionsLibrarian,UniversityofFloridaCeciliaBotero,DirectorofHealthScienceCenterLibraries,UniversityofFloridaAbst
7、ractThisprojectfocusesoncomparingtheresultsoftwosurveysconductedone‐bookusabilityatcollegeanduniversitylibrariesacrossthestateofFlorida.ThefirstsurveywascarriedoutbylibrariansfromtheUniversityofFloridain2009andprovidedbenchmarkresponsesforsimilarquestionsask
8、edinafollow‐upsurveycompletedin2014.Resultsofthetwosurveysconductedfiveyearsapartareanenlighteningsnapshotofuserfeedbackone‐bookusability,whileprovidinginsightonkeyissuesandtrendsine‐bookuse.Ina
