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Network Analysis of Libraries Used by Faculty, Staff, and APs Arranged alphabetically JoAnn Jacoby University Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Methods.

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  1. Network Analysis of Libraries Used by Faculty, Staff, and APs Arranged alphabeticallyJoAnn JacobyUniversity LibraryUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  2. Methods • Data mined from the survey sent to all faculty & staff in Spring 2006 were used to create social network maps of UIUC Libraries • Responses to “Indicate your primary library/ (ies)” were used to create network maps • Respondents could choose as many libraries as they pleased • Reveals connections between departmental libraries from the users’ perspective

  3. Network map of connections among all UIUC libraries. Lines were drawn when 5 or more respondents reported using both of the libraries. Selected nodes in color.

  4. Pink – Spanish, Italian & Portuguese, Associate Professor Indigo - Physics, Professor Green - Agricultural Science (ACES), Academic Professional Light Blue -Cinema Studies, Assistant Professor Some Individual Faculty

  5. Major connections - 20 or more respondents.

  6. English

  7. Modern Languages & Linguistics

  8. Classics

  9. Veterinary Medicine

  10. * Distributed by a campus-mediated “massmail,” the survey was sent to 12,399 (not 13103) individuals because the headcount at the time was less than the annual maximum. The response rate was therefore slightly higher than shown in this chart based on DMI figures.

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