Publish and be read? A review of the usage of Loughborough University Library publications

Authors

  • Ruth Stubbings
  • Paul Reynolds
  • Frank Parry

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29173/lirg129

Keywords:

library publications, library web pages,

Abstract

In 2000 Loughborough University Library reviewed its publications and redesigned their look, feel and content. The following year the Library asked its customers for feedback on the new publications and its web pages. This article describes the development of the library publications, the survey of customer attitudes and outlines future plans.

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Issue

Vol. 26 No. 82 (2002)

Section

Research Articles

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