Surveys

Minitex News articles tagged with "Surveys" (23):

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Minitex conducting statewide survey

Minitex is conducting a survey of the general public to gain a better understanding of the appreciation for and use of libraries in Minnesota. The survey will conclude in three weeks.
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Help Metronet plan for the future by completing their Community Survey

Metronet serves libraries of all types in the Twin Cities metro area. For library staff in the metro, please consider providing your input toward their current strategic planning effort by completing the survey below. The survey will close on April 26.
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OCLC Survey: Redefining the library experience

OCLC Research and the OCLC Global Council have partnered to develop this survey, open through Monday, March 20. The survey takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.
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Public comment open for draft revisions to Interlibrary Loan Code for the United States

Feedback sought from ILL practitioners on draft revisions to the Interlibrary Loan Code for the United States and its Explanatory Supplement. Please complete survey by December 16, 2022.
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Resource Sharing Trends Survey

Have your resource sharing numbers and patterns changed in the last few years? Are you wondering what other libraries are experiencing? So are we! Melissa Eighmy Brown from the University of Minnesota and Gerri Moeller from Minitex have developed a short survey to help us learn more about recent resource sharing trends.
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Closing today: Minitex training needs and interest survey

Thank you to all who have responded to the Minitex training needs and interest survey. We've had some great feedback so far, but could use more voices. Please let us know what you or the staff at your organization are looking for when it comes to training from Minitex. Your input will guide us when planning training and events for 2022 and beyond. The survey will close at the end of the day.
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Please complete the Minitex ILL Policy Database survey

Minitex Resource Sharing is seeking input on the future of the ILL Policy Database. We want to make sure it is still a useful service to Minnesota libraries. To help guide our decision, please complete our five-minute survey before it closes on Friday, September 24. Thank you!
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Minnesota Libraries Lead Planning Team issues call for input from library staff

The Minnesota Libraries Lead (MNLL) Planning Team, a group of library staff from across the state, has been discussing several societal challenges that impact libraries: disinformation; diversity, equity, and inclusion; distance learning, and the digital divide. The team is gathering input, via a short survey, from library staff at all levels (frontline staff, directors, and anyone in between) in order to develop a plan to address these challenges.
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Support information literacy research by completing this survey

You are invited to participate in a research study about connections between information literacy instruction and writing curriculum at colleges and universities in the United States. Participants will answer 12 questions about information literacy and writing instruction at their institutions. The survey will take approximately 20-40 minutes to complete.
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Study on Choosing Work in Libraries and Emotional Regulation: Call for participants

Academic library workers are invited to participate in a research study on individual motivations for choosing work in academic libraries as well as expectations of emotional regulation and expression in the workplace in the United States.