Using Access to Record Reference Statistics?

[Michael]

Look here for some ideas..
http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Online_Reference

Under "Reference Management Technology."

DeskTracker has some good history, been around awhile now...

Best,
Michael drweb@@gmail.com
*speaking only for himself*

Michael aka DrWeb | E-mail: DrWeb2 at gmail.com | Twitter: @DrWeb2



On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 2:40 PM, Tonyan, Joel <jtonyan at nwacc.edu> wrote:

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> My library still records reference statistics the old-fashioned way—with
> pen and paper. Obviously, it’s time for us to move to an electronic system,
> which will simplify creating statistical reports. ****
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> We’re looking at a couple of options. We’ve contacted several vendors for
> trials of subscription services. We’re also wondering if we could simply
> create an Access database with a form on the frontend that we could all
> share via a network drive. Are there any libraries out there using Access
> to record reference transactions? If so, what has been your experience?***
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