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Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 09:55:28 -0600
From: Cheryl E Goldenstein (U. of Wyoming) <CGold_at_uwyo.edu>
Subject: Survey on visual resources in academic libraries
Dear Librarian,
Please consider completing our survey on image use in academic
libraries. We are interested in learning what types of print and/or
online images libraries have and how librarians assist patrons in
finding and using images.
For the purposes of this survey, we define “images” as discrete
visual--as opposed to textual--representations of objects, persons,
ideas, or data. Our focus is on items that were visual in their original
design. A few examples are photographs, paintings, posters, menus, maps,
charts, and hard or digital copies of such items. Moving images, such as
movies, filmstrips, videogames, and animations, are beyond the scope of
our project.
The survey is available at
_https://survey.uwyo.edu/TakeSurvey.aspx?SurveyID=9l3H6l4_
Responses will remain confidential. This survey will be cross-posted; we
apologize for duplication. The survey closes November 9.
Note: Please use the navigation buttons within the survey rather than
your browser’s back and forward buttons.
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration,
Jennifer Mayer, Fine Arts and Women's Studies Librarian
Cheryl Goldenstein, Education Librarian
University of Wyoming Libraries
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