USF Library Instruction Survey - RC110USF Library Instruction Survey

We are interested in your perspective on library instruction. This survey is completely anonymous and should take only a couple of minutes to fill out. Thanks!

1. Your class section number

Your class section number

2. Name of the librarian that led the session:

Name of the librarian that led the session:

3. The level this session was taught at was

The level this session was taught at was too basic

about right

too advanced

4. Where would you go to find the following? (You may select more than one answer.)

	World Wide Web (Google)	Ignacio	Proquest or OneFile	Don't know
Current news	Where would you go to find the following? (You may select more than one answer.) Current news World Wide Web (Google)	Current news Ignacio	Current news Proquest or OneFile	Current news Don't know
Fulltext journal articles	Fulltext journal articles World Wide Web (Google)	Fulltext journal articles Ignacio	Fulltext journal articles Proquest or OneFile	Fulltext journal articles Don't know
Information about an organization or an agency	Information about an organization or an agency World Wide Web (Google)	Information about an organization or an agency Ignacio	Information about an organization or an agency Proquest or OneFile	Information about an organization or an agency Don't know
Books	Books World Wide Web (Google)	Books Ignacio	Books Proquest or OneFile	Books Don't know
Information that has not been reviewed by an editor	Information that has not been reviewed by an editor World Wide Web (Google)	Information that has not been reviewed by an editor Ignacio	Information that has not been reviewed by an editor Proquest or OneFile	Information that has not been reviewed by an editor Don't know

5. What is an "abstract"?

What is an "abstract"? a summary of a book or an article

a review of a book or an article

a reprint of a book or an article

don't know

6. Below is a citation to an article. What is the name of the magazine where the article appeared?

Extreme Animals: The Toughest Creatures on Earth
Diana Lutz. Natural History. Dec 2006/Jan 2007. Vol. 115, Iss. 10; p. 50 (2 pages)

Below is a citation to an article. What is the name of the magazine where the article appeared? Extreme Animals: The Toughest Creatures on Earth Diana Lutz. Natural History. Dec 2006/Jan 2007. Vol. 115, Iss. 10; p. 50 (2 pages) Extreme Animals: The Toughest Creatures on Earth

Diana Lutz

Natural History

don't know

7. You find a reference to an article that you want to read. You have the name of the article, the name of the journal, and the date, but you do not have the full text. How do you determine if the USF library has that journal?

You find a reference to an article that you want to read. You have the name of the article, the name of the journal, and the date, but you do not have the full text. How do you determine if the USF library has that journal? search in Ignacio using the article title

search in Journal Finder using the journal name

search in Proquest using the author's name

don't know

8. When you're in an article database, what does clicking on the "USF: Find Full-text" link do?

When you're in an article database, what does clicking on the "USF: Find Full-text" link do? It always pulls up the full-text of the article

It searches USF resources to see if we have access to the full-text online and/or in print

don't know

9. You can use Link+ to do which of the following?

You can use Link+ to do which of the following? borrow books from other libraries

borrow journals and magazines from other libraries

search for fulltext journal articles

don't know

10. What changes would you recommend to this session to make it more useful for other students?

	more time	less time	just right	not applicable
tour of the library	What changes would you recommend to this session to make it more useful for other students? tour of the library more time	tour of the library less time	tour of the library just right	tour of the library not applicable
do my own research	do my own research more time	do my own research less time	do my own research just right	do my own research not applicable
librarian led demonstrations	librarian led demonstrations more time	librarian led demonstrations less time	librarian led demonstrations just right	librarian led demonstrations not applicable

11. Do you have any remaining questions? (If you would like a librarian to get back to you with an answer to your question, please give us your email address.)

Do you have any remaining questions? (If you would like a librarian to get back to you with an answer to your question, please give us your email address.)