DPLA


Download: sees “save to”  that’s not what i want. Then clicks on image. Manually saves. 


Rights: sees rights heading. As long as you cite it, it should be fine. 


Location: at BPL.


Share: clicks image. Clicks social media button.


Related: finds related image register on Commonwealth site. 




NAU


Location: NAU cline library.


Share: finds share link. Big pop-up: a little scary!


Download: finds download button. 


Rights: finds rights heading. 


Reuse: finds print button. Would print because she likes hard copy. 


Related: wasn’t super easy like DPLA, where there was a clear spot for it. I would probably go into a search to find something similar, which is less fun. Next button just goes to the next page of the PDF. enters search term -> title of the PDF. “i guess this is kind of similar.” 


A little more confusing. It did the job, but not as helpful.




MSU


Location: finds special collections location, but it doesn’t say where exactly. Super-specific.


Share: finds button.


Download: finds document PDF. then downloads in browser.  


Rights: scrolls to rights section -> it’s really technical. 


Reuse: i would stick with the downloaded PDF
Related: goes back to homepage. I guess this is it?  Not super sure how they’re related. Not sure how i could get back to the one i was on. 




LOC


Rights: finds rights heading. 


Location: clicks access to original tab. Call number.


Download: clicks on JEPG, “and whatever a TIFF is?”


Reuse: would use download.


Related: finds related heading. 


Share: finds share link. But broken. 




MET


Download: finds download link. Then saves manually. Weird that it just made it bigger. 


Location: on location at 3rd floor. 


Share: finds share link.


Rights: looked for rights. “Credit line?” less easy at first glance. Headings not obvious. Not super sure. 


Related: finds objects. I’m super visual. Likes visual pop-out. But not sure if I would have found it because it required so much scrolling. 


Reuse: download




IU


Rights: clicks, “conditions of use and copyright”


Share: don’t see a direct button. Would just copy and paste. Not as efficient if you want to start conversations with your smart friends.


Reuse: click image, download via browser. Don’t like that one as much. Likes when you have a download button -> “that’s when the site says, here! Use this!”


Related: “return to results page” assumes that returns some related search term. 


Location: “BC, vancouver”


Download: click image, download via browser. 


“This one was less clear on how to download and how to find similar results.”