Site Title: Digital Catalogues Study

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Key Findings
The Museums and Catalogues
Background Literature
Research Methods
Marketing and Demographics
Functionality and Design
Scholarly Content
Measuring Success
Appendix A: Further Analyses
Appendix B: Methods in Depth
Credits

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Quimby, Claire. Digital Catalogues Study: A Cross-Institutional User Study of Online Museum Collection Catalogues. Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago, November 2019. https://digpublishing.github.io/catalogues-study/.

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What is the depth and breadth of a typical use session?
What kinds of content and information are most useful to users?
Do users have confidence in the catalogues’ scholarship?
What special value do digital catalogues hold for users?
What other possibilities could digital platforms explore to serve users?

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