ELUNA Document RepositoryMeasuring up: Utilizations of Primo from a researcher’s perspective MicheleReidauthorNorth Dakota State University migrated to Alma, with Primo as its discovery layer, in June, 2013. We initially evaluated Primo from the point of view of the librarian and IT service professional, but how is Primo being used as a tool by the academic researcher? This presentation examines Primo design, utility and user experience from a researcher’s perspective. How does Primo stack up with the needs of the researcher? Are there ways the interface should be modified to enhance the researcher’s overall satisfaction? Are there customized resources or training opportunities that should be made available for this segment of the user population? The session also includes suggested areas for future study. Primo2014-05Conference or Workshop Item

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