Being a shamistician, rather than a statistician, I'm not sure how much importance to attach to this, but I thought it was interesting enough to share! The JISC Library Impact Data Project has given us an opportunity to churn through our usage data again and, following on from the last blog post, we've been looking [...]
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Non/low library usage and final grades
Whilst chatting to one of the delegates at yesterday's "Gaining business intelligence from user activity data" event (my Powerpoint slides can be grabbed from here) about non & low-usage of library services/resources, I began wondering how that relates to final grades. In the previous blog post, we've seen that there appears to be evidence of [...]
Library usage and final grades
It's high time I started blogging again, so let's start off with something that my colleagues in the library have been talking about at recent conferences — the link between the usage of library services and the final academic grades achieved by students. As a bit of background to this, it's probably worth mentioning that [...]