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Computing in Qualitative Analysis: A Healthy Development?

Peer reviewed

Richards, Lyn; Richards, Tom – Qualitative Health Research, 1991

Discusses the potential impact of computers in qualitative health research. Describes the original goals, design, and implementation of NUDIST, a qualitative computing software. Argues for evaluation of the impact of computer techniques and for an opening of debate among program developers and users to address the purposes and power of computing…

Descriptors: Computer Software Evaluation, Content Analysis, Data Analysis, Higher Education

Hypertext and Learning Styles.

Peer reviewed

Ellis, David; And Others – Electronic Library, 1993

This project was designed to provide a framework for user evaluation of software packages and hypertext environments in terms of the extent to which they provide flexibility for learners to follow their preferred learning styles. Evaluation was carried out in relation to hypertext packages, learning styles and outcomes, and system design. (four…

Descriptors: Business, Cognitive Style, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software Evaluation

Bibliographic Displays in OPACs and Web Catalogs: How Well Do They Comply with Display Guidelines?

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Cherry, Joan M. – Information Technology and Libraries, 1998

Evaluation of data from assessments of full bibliographic displays in academic library OPACs (online public access catalogs) and World Wide Web catalogs against a checklist of desirable features found that OPAC displays scored 58% and Web displays scored 60%. Discusses weaknesses, focusing on those found in the majority of the displays…

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Bibliographic Records, Check Lists, Comparative Analysis