An Improved Open Url Resolver Menu System
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This document summarizes the redesign of an OpenURL resolver menu system at Western Michigan University Libraries. The libraries investigated user needs through literature reviews and stakeholder interviews. They developed tools like persistent URLs and real-time help to meet identified needs. The redesigned menu used icons and simplified links, and was tested with stakeholders before being launched in 2007. Usage continues to be monitored and improvements made to further enhance access to library resources.
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- 1. An Improved OpenURL Resolver Menu System . George Boston Western Michigan University, University Libraries [email_address] Deborah Mouw Western Michigan University, University Libraries. [email_address]
- 7. The display logic used to control what services show on the SFX menu
- 8. The SFX persistent link creator tool
- 9. The new SFX help page
- 11. The SFX menu before the changes
- 12. The SFX menu after the changes