The following information is important only for individuals having a Key Survey account used to create, distribute, and work with surveys and response data. Please be aware that the WorldAPP team (our Key Survey host) will be performing needed hardware maintenance on this coming Saturday, January 17, 2015, between the hours of: EST: 2 am […]…Continue Reading Key Survey Downtime on Jan 17 for Hardware Maintenance
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Reminder: Key Survey Scheduled Downtime on Nov 22 for Upgrade to version 8.6
The following information is important only for individuals having a Key Survey account used to create, distribute, and work with surveys and response data. WorldAPP (our Key Survey host) is excited to announce that your Key Survey / Form.com account will be upgraded to the new software version 8.6. on Saturday, November 22nd, 2014, between […]…Continue Reading Reminder: Key Survey Scheduled Downtime on Nov 22 for Upgrade to version 8.6
Help us make the LIS website better!
We’re temporarily adding pop-up surveys to four of our main web pages. Not everyone will see a survey, but if you are one of the lucky chosen ones, we urge you please to say “yes” and share your feedback. If … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Help us make the LIS website better!
Survey tool available for faculty, staff & students
Did you know that KeySurvey, the College’s powerful and easy to use survey tool, can be used by faculty, staff and students for College related academic and administrative surveying needs? Find all the details on the LIS Wiki. Contact the … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Survey tool available for faculty, staff & students
Usability Testing the LIS Website (Part 2)
Presenting part 2 of 2 blog posts describing usability testing methods of the LIS Website team (as promised in the Usabilla post).
The Team presented the results of our findings at a meeting with Area Directors and since the presentation itself does a good job of providing an overview of the other tools we used, here […]…Continue Reading Usability Testing the LIS Website (Part 2)
Help us improve the LIS Website!
The LIS Website team has set up four quick tests to see if we’ve placed links to resources and information in the right place on the page and used the correct labels. For each test, you’ll be asked 5 questions like, “Where would you click to find out when the next Cookie Night will be?” […]…Continue Reading Help us improve the LIS Website!
Comparison between LIS old & new sites
In addition to the summaries provided by Ian, I’d like to add two more graphs. First results from LIS staff:
Now LIS student employees:
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