survey results - librarians and ereaders

[Laura Sheneman]

http://www.surveymonkey.com/sr.aspx?sm=AAQTfAPN7dLrNnwjKxT6p4bb6nWS...

 

I wanted to share the results of this survey from 165 librarians across America.

 

"This survey seeks to gain knowledge about librarians use of ereaders and their recommendations for use of ereaders in school libraries."

[Jeanne Ziemba]

Hi Laura, I'm dying to checkout your survey but having trouble loading it. Is anyone else having an issue? Is the whole survey link posted? Help! Thanks, JZ

[Laura Sheneman]

I'm at my mother's house.  I just tested the link using Mozilla and Explorer.  It opened using both of those browsers.  The survey itself is closed, but the results are visible from the link.

[Mandy Smith]

Laura, thank you for posting this, it is just the type of survey I am looking for to complete some research:)

[Debbie Abilock]

Just to put your question in perspective...Amazon’s Kindle gives us access to more than 800,000 e-books (according to the Amazon website) which is "far greater than all but the largest public libraries can stock."  Google is continuing to scan millions of the books in several university and other major libraries including the British Museum and has already made about 3 million of these books available (books.google.com/eBooks). See “Confronting the Future: Strategic Visions for the 21st Century Public Library” http://ning.it/izxANy

[Lisa Francine]

Thanks Laura!