Troubleshooting and Tracking E-resource Access Problems: a User-Centered Approach

Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 4:35 PM–5:20 PM CDT
Classroom 203
Keywords

Troubleshooting, CRM tracking, user and staff experience

Learning Objectives

develop an effective troubleshooting checklist/workflow, understand user behavior and response as it relates to access problems, more effectively address user concerns with access to electronic resources through various strategies/mechanisms 

Abstract

Troubleshooting, tracking, and communicating about access issues is a core responsibility for ERLs and others managing e-resources. There are often technical and communication challenges involved, yet the human element is of equal importance in maintaining effective relationships with users and colleagues. This two-part presentation addresses Montana State University’s user-centered approach to troubleshooting access issues and the University of Tennessee Chattanooga’s implementation of CRM software to better manage and communicate e-resource and other IT issues.

2013 Conference Track

Managing Electronic Resources

Presenters

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Nathan Hosburgh, MLIS, Montana State University - Bozeman
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Katie Gohn, University of Tennessee Chattanooga
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