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Calling all library technicians

From the ALLA list:

The ALIA Biennial Library Technician Research award is currently underway.

The topic : Is there a need for increased ICT training in Library Technician courses in Australia?

We would very much appreciate your input. We have prepared three separate surveys to compare responses.

If you are currently working as a library technician please click here for your survey.
If you are currently studying to be a library technician (Diploma of Library/Information Studies) please click here for your survey.
If you are responsible for hiring library technicians in your workplace (manager, supervisor, etc) please click here for your survey.

Surveys will remain open until 30th May 2016

Debra Gilmore, Library Technician, Library, TAFE Queensland East Coast
Debra.Gilmore@tafe.qld.edu.au

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