OLE project end-user interface: issues to consider

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Title: OLE project end-user interface: issues to consider
Author(s): McKay, Dana; Lavelle, Jan; Salsibury, Fiona
Abstract: This document is intended to provide some thinking points and direction for the OLE project in terms of the end-user (library patron) interface. The work here is based on work done developing user interface specifications for Swinburne University of Technology Library’s Request for Tender for a new library system, and is grounded in our experience of our users, and existing research on information seeking practices of lay users. This document is not intended to be a full user interface specification- indeed, it cannot be since it is not known yet what form OLE will take; however we believe it does present the most important considerations when designing not just the user interface, but what functionalities are available to end users in OLE.
Publication type: White paper
Research centre: Swinburne University of Technology
Source: Open Library Environment Project. White paper
Publication year: 2008
Keyword(s): End users; Library patrons; OLE Project; Search interfaces
Publisher: National Library of Australia
Publisher URL: https://wiki.nla.gov.au/display/GWP/Home
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