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Overview Background Study goals Methodology Participants Findings Recommendations 2 Background What is a Usable Site Usable sites allow users to Find what they need Recognize and understand what they find. Identifying . Changing Information . Behaviours. Dr. Lynn Silipigni Connaway. Senior Research Scientist. OCLC Research. EDINA. 3 June 2011. Edinburgh, UK. Towards a Profile of the Researcher of Today: . Wendy Moncur. . EPSRC Post-doctoral Research Fellow, University of Dundee. Visiting Fellow, Centre for Death & Society, University of Bath. Death & Data. Problem area. Planned . research. 1. Overview. Background. Methodology. Results. User profiles [or personas]. Next . steps. 2. Background. UCD helps create products that are relevant to users and easy to use by focusing on user needs at every stage of development.. Peter N. Poon, JD, MA, . CIPP. /G. Office of Research Oversight. 2012 Update. Initially presented June 2011 at ORD Local Accountability Meeting. Background of Findings. Findings from the last 12 ORO Research Information Protection Program (RIPP) Reports. 1.Observation of an . issue and exploration of existing research . . 2. Development of a research question. 3. Quantitative or Qualitative?. 4. Which method is most appropriate?. 5. How will I get my participants?. Written Reports. Chapter 19. Learning Objectives. Understand . . . . That a quality presentation of research findings can have an inordinate effect on a reader’s or a listener’s perceptions of a study’s quality.. The next couple of lessons will be focused on recapping and practicing exam questions on the following parts of the specification:. The major features of science, including replicability, objectivity, theory construction, hypothesis testing, the use of empirical methods, Validating new knowledge and the role of peer review. Thinking about a research outcome. The research outcome. The research outcome is the answer to your research question that is substantiated by evidence and examples from your research.. You may present this in any format you choose and the purpose of this power point is to highlight some examples of less conventional formats.. Behaviours. :. Making Library Content Appeal to . Digital Information Seekers. Dr. Lynn Silipigni Connaway. Senior Research Scientist. OCLC Research. 100. . Deutscher. . Bibliothekartag. 8 June 2011. Methodology. Participants. Findings . Recommendations. Usable sites allow users to:. Find what they need. Recognize and understand what they find. Use the information to accomplish their goals.. What is a Usable Site?. Peter N. Poon, JD, MA, . CIPP. /G. Office of Research Oversight. 2012 Update. Initially presented June 2011 at ORD Local Accountability Meeting. Background of Findings. Findings from the last 12 ORO Research Information Protection Program (RIPP) Reports. Lynn Silipigni Connaway, Ph.D. Senior Research Scientist OCLC Research Changing User Patterns for Information Discovery Te Puna Libraries Forum 1 April 2011 Wellington, New Zealand Libraries Today Viktoria. Kuehn, Research Fellow. February 5, 2016. The Value of Urban Parklands: . A User Study of the Baldwin Hills Park . System. Semiannual Report – Season 1. Overview of Presentation. Background. Director. , MR Platform . Administration. Manage Incidental Findings i. n MR research using . REDCap. Incidental Findings . An incidental finding is “an incidentally discovered mass or lesion, detected by CT, MRI, or other imaging modality performed for an unrelated reason.”.