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Conference Presentation: “Not Dead Yet: A Longitudinal Study of Query Type and Ready Reference Accuracy in Live Chat and IM Reference”

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The following presentation took place at the 2013 ALISE Annual Conference in Seattle.

Title

Not Dead Yet: A Longitudinal Study of Query Type and Ready Reference Accuracy in Live Chat and IM Reference

Presenters

Marie L. Radford
Chair, Department of Library & Information Science
Rutgers University

Lynn Silipigni Connaway
OCLC Research

Source

(via OCLC Research)

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