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Alain Marois

[video] : Michel Serres: l'espace digital révolutionne les institutions - 0 views

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    "Le philosophe et académicien Michel Serres explique pourquoi le nouvel espace digital qui a remplacé l'espace métrique est une révolution pour les esprits et les institutions. Il est interviewé par le journaliste indépendant Luc Fayard à l'occasion de l'Université du Système d'information dont la prochaine édition 2012 aura lieu le 25 et 26 juin 2012, à Paris, au Palais Brongniart."
Alain Marois

Matthew Reidsma : Bad Library Websites are just a Symptom - 0 views

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  • The problem is a library culture that gives lip service to user needs while really catering to librarians.
  • Unfortunately, this fight isn’t about who spends more time researching what users need; it’s an internal power struggle over whose personal vision for the library website will win out. It’s about librarian tribes and political infighting, and the end results is always a bad user experience. Always.
  • Now, librarians are not like library users. This is a fundamental rule of user experience design, and a mantra that we should all repeat, endlessly, as we do our work:
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  • “But we test with real users!” you say. Really? Doing one usability test every 3-5 years when you redesign your website doesn’t tell you anything. Handing out a survey by itself once every few years doesn’t do anything except waste paper. Done infrequently, these things just let you check off the “user-centered design” box when you write up the whole process for Library Journal. Understanding your users isn’t one step in a long process to make a great web experience. It’s the foundation of that experience. This is about building a relationship with your users. How many successful relationships have you seen that do a quick check-in once every 3-5 years? You should always be doing it. ALWAYS.
  • Check your gate counts. Now check your Web usage statistics. Is your catalog on your website? Your databases? Then guess what: 100% of your users come through the website. Now, how many come through the front door? Less than 100%. Yet where do your library’s priorities lie? You can find them written in the staff directory. How many people spend their time dealing with patrons in meat space? Now how many spend their time building great web experiences? See the discrepancy?5
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