[Siguse-l] SIG USE Bibliography available

[dania]

>Kasmin,
Please consider this comment about the design of the sig use website. Also, 
please add my citations to the bibliography. Thanks, Dania.
===== Original Message From Eszter Hargittai <eszter at phoenix.Princeton.EDU> 
=====
>Hi,
>
>Thanks for putting up that very helpful bibliography, it's great to see
>all the work being done by peole in the group.
>
>Since we study usability features of IT systems, I think it would be great
>if our own Web site could be as user-friendly as possible.  I would like
>to let other people know about this page but I will be sending them the
>actual page address (http://www.asis.org/SIG/SIGUSE/Bibliography_2002.html
>) not simply our SIGUSE site address (http://www.asis.org/SIG/SIGUSE/ )
>b/c it's not very user-friendly to tell people to "go to this site and
>then click on xyz" when you could just give them the actual page address
>directly.
>
>However, if I just point to the page, no link to the main site remains.
>I was wondering if the Webmaster or Site Designer could add a component to
>the site whereby there's some information on the sidebar about the SIG and
>a link back to its homepage.  That way, it would be easier for visitors of
>the various pages to identify who is putting up this information and we'd
>draw in more users to the SIG's main page.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Eszter
>
>On Mon, 7 Apr 2003, Linda Cooper wrote:
>
>> Dear Colleagues -
>>
>> The SIG USE 2000-2002 Bibliography is now available at
>> http://www.asis.org/SIG/SIGUSE/
>>
>> Many thanks to all who contributed and to Kasmin Scott for putting it up on 
the SIG USE site.
>>
>> Linda Cooper
>> Communications Officer
>
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