The Library Journal
has partnered with Gale to conduct a joint study of how academic librarians feel
they are servicing their faculty clientele, and the results are interesting.
A summary from Inside
Higher Education: “Virtually every librarian surveyed, or 98 percent of
those respondents, said they wish for better communication with faculty, while
not even half of surveyed faculty members, or 45 percent, said the same. About
one-quarter of faculty members, or 27 percent, said they don't believe
cooperation is necessary at all.”
You can see the Library
Journal’s post here
which provides a link to the full report and explains the methodology of the research.
Gale’s Blog has
a nice infographic outlining the key findings of the survey.
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