Ithaka Faculty Survey Results Now Available

University of Alberta Libraries [UAL] recently sought feedback from faculty about the impact of digital information technologies on their research and teaching. All University of Alberta faculty were invited to participate in the survey via email, which ran from December 22, 2014 through the end of January, 2015.  The survey gathered benchmark data in the areas of:

• Data Preservation and Management
• Discovery
• Role of the Library
• Student Research Skills
• Digital Research Activities
• Formats
• Market Research

The survey results are now available below.  These survey findings will have great value to our institution in tracking how scholarly practices and attitudes are evolving.  They also confirm many of our current directions, and will help us to develop and implement strategies for supporting faculty needs in a rapidly changing environment.

• Read the University of Alberta Faculty Survey: Report of Findings
• Read the Faculty Survey Feedback
• Read the UAL Response to Feedback
• Share your feedback on the faculty survey results and response with us
• Visit the Ithaka S + R web site to learn more about the survey and to view previous survey results