How the MISO Team Has Used the Data

Since its beginning, the MISO Survey relied on a volunteer leadership team to help direct the administration and content of the survey, and this same team has been involved in much of the national level research that has emerged from the survey. Much of that research has been shared through formal presentations, papers and book chapters.

2020 NERCOMP (to be rescheduled)

• Presentation: "What Does the Data Say? Evidence-Based Analysis of Technology Services"

2019 Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges (CLAC) Annual Meeting

• Presentation: "We Heard You, but What Does the Data Say? Evidence-based Analysis of Technology Services"

2019 ACRL National Conference

• Poster Session: “Measuring the Academic Impact of Libraries: Case Studies”

2018 Performance Measurement and Metrics

• Article: “Demonstrating the Value of “Library as Place” with the MISO Survey” .v. 19 Issue: 2, (June 2018) pp.111-120

2018 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference

• Poster Session: “We Heard You, But What Does the Data Say?”

2015 Reviewing the Academic Library: A Guide to Self-Study and External Review

• Book Chapter: "Understanding library and information service quality with MISO Survey and LibQUAL+"

2015 11th Northumbria International Conference on Performance Measurement in Libraries and Information Services

• Three linked presentations on “Measuring Information Service Outcomes in Academic Libraries: findings and insights from the MISO Survey”

2015 Virtual Academic Library Environment (VALE) conference

• Presentation: "Trend-spotting and Assessment Using the MISO Survey for Faculty and Students" (PDF)

2014 ELI Annual Meeting

• Presentation: "Does Change Equal Progress? Using Cross-Institutional Survey Data to Examine LMS Conversions and the Smart Device Explosion"

2013 International Conference on Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries

• Presentation: "Assessing the Quality and Effectiveness of Library Services using the MISO Survey"(PDF)

2012 EDUCAUSE Annual Meeting

• Presentation: "What Faculty Need: National Trends from the MISO Survey"

2012 EDU-ISIS Webinar

• Soup to Surveys: 7 Years of MISO

2012 EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI) Annual Meeting

• Setting the Stage for Success: A Discussion of Insights from the MISO Survey
  • Presentation slides (PDF)
  • Session podcast (Audio: MP3)

2011 Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges (CLAC) Annual Meeting

• What Students and Faculty Want: Insights from the MISO Survey (PDF)

2011 ECAR Research Bulletin

• Evaluating IT and Library Services with the MISO Survey

2010 Library Assessment Conference

• Analyzing the MISO Data: Perspectives on Library and Computing Trends (PDF)

2010 EDUCAUSE

• Reshaping Information Services for Students of the iGeneration: Evidence and Insights from the MISO Survey (PDF)

2010 NERCOMP

• The Perfect Storm: Assessing Trends in IT and Library Services (PDF)

2009 EDUCAUSE

• Reshaping Information Services for a Changing Faculty Population: Evidence and Insights from the MISO Survey (PDF)

2009 NISO Performance Measures and Assessment

• The MISO Survey: Assessing Library and Information Technology Services (PDF)

2009 CLIR CIOs

• MISO Survey: Trends (PDF)

2009 ELI Annual

• Faculty Changes Over Time (PDF)

2008 MISO Symposium

• Analysis & Trends 2005-2008 (PDF)
• Faculty Change Over Time (PDF)
• Faculty Age Profile (PDF)
• Faculty Data (Excel)
• Student Trends (PDF)

2007 MISO Symposium

• All presentations (combined – PDF)

2006 MISO Symposium

• All presentations (combined – PDF)