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====== List of Scholarly Bibliographies ======

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**PUBLICATION PROCESS GUIDES**

==Figure 1-2: Guides to the Publication Process==
^Author^Year^Title^
|Alley, Brian and Jennifer S. Cargill|1986|//Librarian in Search of a Publisher:How to Get Published//|
|Crawford, Walt|2003|//First Have Something to Say:Writing for the Library Profession//|
|Gordon, Richard Singer|2004|//The Librarian's Guide to Writing for Publication//|
|Johnson, Richard David|1985|//Writing the Journal Article and Getting It Published//|
|Nancekivell, Sharon|2004|"Writing a Publishable Journal Article• A Perspective from the Other Side of the Desk." //Science Next Wave// http://www.sciencemag.org/careers/2004/04/writing-publishable-journal-article-perspective-other-side-desk\|
|Sellen, Betty-Carol|1986|//Librarian/Author: A Practical Guide On How to Get Published//|

==Figure 1-2: Guides to the Publication Process==
^Author^Year^Title^
|Alley, Brian and Jennifer S. Cargill|1986|//Librarian in Search of a Publisher:How to Get Published//|
|Crawford, Walt|2003|//First Have Something to Say:Writing for the Library Profession//|
|Gordon, Richard Singer|2004|//The Librarian's Guide to Writing for Publication//|
|Johnson, Richard David|1985|//Writing the Journal Article and Getting It Published//|
|Nancekivell, Sharon|2004|"Writing a Publishable Journal Article• A Perspective from the Other Side of the Desk." //Science Next Wave// http://www.sciencemag.org/careers/2004/04/writing-publishable-journal-article-perspective-other-side-desk\|
|Sellen, Betty-Carol|1986|//Librarian/Author: A Practical Guide On How to Get Published//|

==Figure 2-4: Suggested Works on Population Sampling==
^Author^Year^Title^
|Cochran, William G.|1977|//Sampling Techniques//|
|Fink, Arlene|2003|//How to Sample in Surveys//|
|Kish, Leslie|1997|//Survey Sampling//|
|Levy, Paul S. and Lemeshow, Stanley|1991|//Sampling of Populations: Methods and Applications//|
|Powell, Ronald R. and Connaway, Lynn S.|2004|"Survey Research and Sampling." In //Basic Research Methods for Librarians//. 4th ed., 57-87.|
|Stuart, Alan|1984|//The Ideas of Sampling//|

===Sources===
Berelson, Bernard. 1952. //Content Analysis in Communication Research.// New York: Free Press.
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Amazon | https://www.amazon.com/Content-Analysis-Communication-Research-Berelson/dp/B000JVJAWO/ref=sr_1_12?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1480003344&sr=1-12

Krippendorf, Klaus. 2004. //Content Analysis: An Introduction to Its Methodology.// 2nd ed. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
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Amazon | https://www.amazon.com/Content-Analysis-Introduction-Its-Methodology/dp/1412983150/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1480003430&sr=1-1&keywords=Krippendorf+Klaus

==Figure 4-3: Suggested Works on Survey Research==
^Author(s)^Year^Title^^
|Buckingham, Alan, and Peter Saunders|2004|//The Survey Methods Workbook: From Design to Analysis//|This interactive books is divided into three parts: "Research design," "Data collection," and "Data analysis." The authors assume no prior background with conducting surveys or knowledge of statistics. A good starting point.|
|Fink, Arlene|2003|//The Survey Kit//|Each of the slender volumes in this ten-volume set provides the basics in conducting survey research of all types. They guide the researcher in writing survey questions, interview techniques, sampling, reporting, and moany other topics.|
|Nardi, Peter M. |2003|//Doing Survey Research: A Guide to Quantitative Methods//|Writing at the introductory level, Nardi guides the reader through the entire research process.|
|Patten, Mildred|2001|//Questionnaire Research: A Practical Guide//|Patten initiates the reader in good survey research practice, showing how to plan for a project, write quality questionnaire items, effectively test items and select a respondent population, analyze and communicated data through tables and figures, and craft written reports of research.|

==Figure 5-3: Suggested Works on Usability==
^Author(s)^Year^Title^^
|Krug, Steve|2000|//Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability//|As the title implies, Krug's work is fun, informative, helpful and down to earth. For those undertaking a team-based approach to web site design, "Chapter 8: The Farmer and the Cowman Should Be Friends" is essential reading.|
|Nielsen, Jakob|2000|//Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity//|Neilsen is one of the usability gurus and this work leads novices and experienced designers alike through all phases of making a web page usable: page design, content design, site design and accessibility issues for users with disabilities. Nielsen's web site at http://useit.com is full of helpful advice tips and his more recent work, //Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed//, is worth reading, especially for librarians developing or reconstructing home pages.|
|Norlin, Elaina and Winters, C.M.|2002|//Usability Testing for Library Web Sites: A Hands-On Guide//|The authors are experienced in web site usability testing and in this work they provide basic guidance in good library web design, provide guidelines, and advice in conducting and evaluating usability tests, instruct readers on involving colleagues and user in effecting change, and provide specific examples of tests.|
|Rubin, Jeffrey|1994|//Handbook of Usability Testing: How to Plan, Design and Conduct Effective Tests//|Rubin's work is an all around bestseller and as essential source for anyone conducting usability tests. He leads the reader step-by-step through all phases of a usability test and provides helpful examples along the way.|

==Figure 6-5: Suggested Works on Population Sampling==
^Author^Year^Title^
|Cochran, William G.|1977|//Sampling Techniques//|
|Fink, Arlene|2003|//How to Sample in Surveys//|
|Kish, Leslie|1997|//Survey Sampling//|
|Levy, Paul S. and Lemeshow, Stanley|1991|//Sampling of Populations: Methods and Applications//|
|Powell, Ronald R. and Connaway, Lynn S.|2004|"Survey Research and Sampling." In //Basic Research Methods for Librarians//. 4th ed., 57-87.|
|Stuart, Alan|1984|//The Ideas of Sampling//|

==Figure 6-11: Sources on Validity and Reliability==
^Author(s)^Year^Title^
|Educational Testing Service|2000|//ETS Standards for Quality and Fairness//|
|Gustafson, Kent L. and Smith, Jane Bandy|1994|//Research for School Library Media Specialists//|
|Litwin, Mark S.|1997|//How to Measure Survey Reliability and Validity//|
|Westgaard, Odin|1999|//Tests That Work: Designing and Delivering Fair and Practical Measurement Tools in the Workplace//|

==Figure 6-13: Suggested Works on Question Writing==
^Author(s)^Year^Title^
|Fagan, Jody Condit|2001|"Selecting Test Item Types to Evaluate Library Skills." //Research Strategies// 18:121-132.|
|Gronlund, Norman E.|1993|//How to Make Achievement Tests and Assessments// 5th ed.|
|Hopkins, Charles D. and Antes, Richard L.|1989|//Classroom Testing: Construction// 2nd ed.|
|Janes, Joseph|1999|"Survey Construction" //Library Hi Tech// 17(3):32|
|Morris, Lynn Lyons, Fitz-Gibbon, C.T. and Lindheim, Elaine|1987|//How to Measure Performance and Use Tests//|
|Ory, John C. and Ryan, K.E.|1993|//Tips for Improving Testing and Grading//|
|Westgaard, Odin|1999|//Tests That Work: Designing and Deliveriing Fair and Practical Measurement Tools in the Workplace//|

==Figure 6-15: Suggested Works on Statistical Significance==
^Author(s)^Year^Title^^
|Carr, Joseph J.|1992|//The Art of Science: A Practical Guide to Experiments, Observations, and Handling Data//|Chapter 10 includes t-tests.|
|Fink, Arlene|1997|//How to Analyze Survey Data//|Covers t-tests, ANOVA tests, and chi-square tests.|
|Gustafson, K. L. and Smith, J. B.|1994|//Research for School Library Media Specialists//|Chapter 8 includes ANOVA and chi-square tests.|
|Lewis-Beck, M.S., Bryman, A. and Liao, T.F., eds.|2003|//The Sage Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods.//|Individual entries on t-tests, ANOVA tests, and chi-square tests.|