Library Services Survey
How students and staff use the library – collections, spaces, hours, and gaps.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Libraries compete with the internet for attention and with every quiet corner on campus for seats. This survey measures what patrons actually come for – study space, collections, databases, help – how the hours fit real schedules, and which resources they tried and failed to find.
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Your library use
This survey asks how you use the library and how well it serves you. Your answers help us decide where to focus our services and spending. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.What do you mainly use the library for?
- Quiet study space
- Borrowing books
- Online databases and journals
- Group work rooms
- Getting research help
- Other…
Q2.How would you rate the library on each of these?
| Poor | OK | Great | Not applicable | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opening hours | ||||
| Availability of seats | ||||
| Finding what you need | ||||
| Staff helpfulness |
Q3.Have you looked for something we did not have? What was it?
Q4.Overall, how well does the library support your work?
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