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Observing the Game: what can Access Statistics really tell us?
Creator	Kilbride,William;Winters, Judith
Subject	DCCF - Website usage statistics; Evaluation methodology
Description	Using the examples of online services 'Internet Archaeology' and the Archaeology Data Service, the authors assess the extent to which website usage statistics can provide useful and accurate information.
Publisher	BAR International; Series 931
Date	2001
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Title Observing the Game: what can Access Statistics really tell us? Creator Kilbride,William;Winters, Judith Subject website usage statistics;evaluation methodology Description Using the examples of online services 'Internet Archaeology' and the Archaeology Data Service, the authors assess the extent to which website usage statistics can provide useful and accurate information. Publisher BAR International; Series 931 Date 2001 Type analysis;automatic logs;evaluation theory Format printed Identifier Source HEIRNET Contributor Language English Coverage UK;archaeology Rights University of York, Department of Archaeology Audience higher education;researchers;general Created 2000 Available y Part of In Stanic and Veljanovski (eds) Computing Archaeology for Understanding the Past. CAA 2000. Proceedings of the 28th Conference, Ljubljana, April 2000