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Focus Groups with Adobe Connect

Stefanie Buck Oregon State University DLIS Group ALA Annual. Focus Groups with Adobe Connect. Purpose. Needs assessment Faculty/instructors (1) Students (2). Keep it Legal. Institutional Review Board Human subjects Informed consent Recording. Challenges. Technology

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Focus Groups with Adobe Connect

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  1. Stefanie Buck Oregon State University DLIS Group ALA Annual Focus Groups with Adobe Connect

  2. Purpose • Needs assessment • Faculty/instructors (1) • Students (2)

  3. Keep it Legal • Institutional Review Board • Human subjects • Informed consent • Recording

  4. Challenges • Technology • Time difference • Volunteers

  5. Getting group together • Screener • Doodle (scheduling) • Instructions • Reminders @

  6. Adobe Connect _ + Connect many people Audio (VoIP) Chat Record Audio (VoIP) Headset

  7. Questions • How long/how many have you been taking classes through Ecampus? • How did you first learn about the OSU Libraries services and resources for Ecampus? • Do your instructors assign any research papers or projects requiring the use of library sources?

  8. Questions • How do you generally get the sources you need to complete an assignment? •  What resources or services provided by the OSU Libraries have you used? •  What barriers have you encountered getting to library materials? • What can the library do help you with your studies?

  9. Questions • Do you provide your students with an introduction to the library (either yourself or through the Ecampus librarian?) • Do you assign your students any research papers requiring the use of library sources? What kinds of sources do you want or would you like them to use? If not, why not? • How do your students get the sources they need to complete an assignment?

  10. Questions • What barriers do you see to your students getting access to library sources? • Have your students shared any issues or problems with you about getting library sources?

  11. Technology • No video • Second computer • No wireless

  12. Lessons Learned • Test • Test • Test

  13. Lessons Learned Can you hear me now?

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  15. Lessons Learned • Remind and confirm • Week before • 2 days before • Day of…

  16. Questions?

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