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Author: Angela Groth-Seary

Journey mapping in practice

By Angela Groth-Seary | 20 August 2019

We are currently reviewing our document delivery service, which students and staff use to request items from other libraries if we don’t have them in … Read more

How to do user interviews

By Angela Groth-Seary | 28 June 2019

We’ve been doing more user interviews here lately for various projects and investigations – for example for a Discovery Interfaces Review project, and to find … Read more

“Your typical day on campus” – mature and part-time PhD students

By Angela Groth-Seary | 19 April 2017

We have a small group of staff in Information Services who meet up regularly with representatives from UELT and the Mature Students society to figure … Read more

User testing of Find-a-book

By Angela Groth-Seary | 07 February 2017

At the start of this academic year, we launched Find-a-book – a new way of showing users the location of books in LibrarySearch (our catalogue), … Read more

Research support web pages – card sorting workshop

By Angela Groth-Seary | 09 January 2017

There’s a lot of helpful content for Kent academics and research postgraduates on the University website: from how to upload your electronic thesis, to applying … Read more

Why are we doing UX? And what on earth is it?

By Angela Groth-Seary | 02 November 2016

You may have come across the term UX (or User Experience) in an online context, but perhaps not when people are talking about libraries. But … Read more

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