Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services

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Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
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Nic Weber; Karalyn Rose Ostler; Bree Norlander
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2020
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spelling Nic Weber Karalyn Rose Ostler Bree Norlander data-driven decision making library system management Library and Information Science open data bepress Social and Behavioral Sciences LIS Scholarship Archive http://dx.doi.org/10.31229/OSF.IO/Y2BKE http://osf.io/y2bke/ This article describes the curation and use of open demographic data to inform public library services. A case study of census data curated for the Seattle Public Library (SPL) system is described. To understand the information needs of library branches, a set of SPL regional managers were interviewed, a set of use cases were created, and a prototype dashboard tool using open census data was developed to address the needs of two SPL regions. The utility of available open data to meet the needs of regional managers is reviewed, as well as the potential development of replicable data analysis tools for keeping public libraries aware of shifting neighborhood demographics. Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
spellingShingle Nic Weber, Karalyn Rose Ostler, Bree Norlander, Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services, data-driven decision making, library system management, Library and Information Science, open data, bepress, Social and Behavioral Sciences, LIS Scholarship Archive
title Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
title_full Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
title_fullStr Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
title_full_unstemmed Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
title_short Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
title_sort using open data to inform public library branch services
title_unstemmed Using Open Data to Inform Public Library Branch Services
topic data-driven decision making, library system management, Library and Information Science, open data, bepress, Social and Behavioral Sciences, LIS Scholarship Archive
url http://dx.doi.org/10.31229/OSF.IO/Y2BKE, http://osf.io/y2bke/