News tagged: Surveys

Le Conseil des ressources humaines du secteur culturel (CRHSC) et le Conference Board du Canada (CBdC) entreprennent une mise à jour de l’Information sur le marché du travail du secteur culturel (IMT) publiée en 2010.

The survey measures the levels of satisfaction that libraries have in their strategic technology products and their perceptions of the quality of service and support that they receive.

What should be the core mission/role of CFLA? What should be its key areas of focus? What national issues should it be engaged in?

The goal of the survey is to provide for a more accurate picture of digital preservation activities in Canada and to understand the needs of different types and sizes of institutions.

The report will track a variety of indices, from demographics to practice maturity levels, training sources to UX salary figures, roles to design, research and collaboration toolsets, etc.

The objective of this survey is to collect data that can be used for advocacy campaigns, fundraising, programming or planning by a variety of associations and organizations.

A study of factors that contribute to workload issues for academic librarians: “Factors associated with academic Librarians’ perceptions of workload”

Would you be willing to give some of your time to complete a survey questionnaire for a research project investigating the continuing professional development (CPD) needs of mid-career library professionals?

This study is designed to explore ways the traditional housebound service can expand to help ease isolation in housebound patrons.

This is an invitation to participate in a research study that is being conducted to gauge the saturation of games in Canadian public libraries.