National Library and Archives of Islamic Republic of Iran Librarianship and Information Organization Studies 2783-4646 26 1 2015 06 22 Evaluating the success of user tasks associated with bibliographic families based on FRBR conceptual model in library software Evaluating the success of user tasks associated with bibliographic families based on FRBR conceptual model in library software 25 42 314 FA E. Emrani M. Niknia Journal Article 2013 07 01 Purpose:  The purpose of this research is to improve the users' (general and experts in the field of Persian literature) search results using bibliographic families based on Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) in two library software, one having bibliographic family search limitation feature and another fail to have this. <br />Methodology: Experimental method is used to evaluate user's success through a self-designed experimental database about the members of the two bibliographic families of Sa’di’s “Bostan” and Khayyam's "Rubaiyat" by conducting semi-structured interviews and observing user’s information seeking behaviors in two library software (Simorgh and Rasa) as well as completing checklist. <br />Results: According to the results Simorgh software success rate succeeded Rasa in supporting the four user tasks (finding, identifying, selecting and obtaining). <br />Conclusion: Both Simorgh and Rasa library software can improve their search features by supporting user tasks. Purpose:  The purpose of this research is to improve the users' (general and experts in the field of Persian literature) search results using bibliographic families based on Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) in two library software, one having bibliographic family search limitation feature and another fail to have this. <br />Methodology: Experimental method is used to evaluate user's success through a self-designed experimental database about the members of the two bibliographic families of Sa’di’s “Bostan” and Khayyam's "Rubaiyat" by conducting semi-structured interviews and observing user’s information seeking behaviors in two library software (Simorgh and Rasa) as well as completing checklist. <br />Results: According to the results Simorgh software success rate succeeded Rasa in supporting the four user tasks (finding, identifying, selecting and obtaining). <br />Conclusion: Both Simorgh and Rasa library software can improve their search features by supporting user tasks. https://nastinfo.nlai.ir/article_314_492b5e268a559991f4446dbe9d59af6b.pdf