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Quiet Study Space Library Assessment
- 1. SHHH!! LINDSEY RAE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING OUTREACH LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER RCL/RIT STAFF CONFERENCE, 2016
- 2. SHHH!! A CALL FOR QUIET STUDY
- 3. SHHH!! QUIET STUDY WORKING GROUP MARYLOU BIEDENBACH, SARADA GEORGE, TRINA LOWERY, LINDSEY RAE
- 4. RESEARCH SHOWS students need and want quiet spaces to study.
- 5. WE ASSEMBLED A TEAM to learn about quiet study in Carlson Science & Engineering Library.
- 6. WE ASKED. They answered. Nearly 300 survey responses in 3 days!
- 7. 65% OF STUDENTS SAID QUIET was the most important reason they chose their spot to study.
- 8. PROMOTING QUIET WAS THE #3 most often suggested way to improve the quiet study floor.
- 9. TOOLS FOR SUCCESS. Identifying what worked so we can intentionally do it again!
- 10. CHANGE IS COMING. Stay tuned for more in 2016!
- 11. BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! Email LRAE@LIBRARY.ROCHESTER.EDU for survey methods & data.
- 12. THANK YOU!
- 13. IMAGES CC0, Public Domain, Pixabay.