Sigma+Sample+Surveys

Here are a few survey examples created by Sigma group members:
Back to School Summer Reading Survey Back to School Summer Reading Survey: This survey will be administered to students during their first Media class of the new school year. Each year, students are encouraged to participate in the local library's summer reading program. This survey will let me know approximately how many students (3rd - 5th) participated and how many books they read. I am also hoping to gain some insight into student's reading interests or new titles to add to the library collection. [Kristen]

Personal Use of the School Library This is a 7-question survey to help find out when and why middle school students come on their own to the library. Knowing why they come, other than the times they come with their teacher, might help me get a feel for whether the library meets their needs and determine their awareness of existing resources. I would most likely use this survey early in the school year. [Argie]

[|Teachers and Students Using Technology] This is just a quick 5-question survey that I created to be administered to teachers in the middle of the school year. This is survey will help me gauge the use of technology by students and teachers in the classroom. [Kim]

__[|Student Satisfaction Survey]__ This is a short survey that could be given either at the beginning of the school year or at the end. It is a way for the librarian to determine the students reading and technology interest. This could be used to help design lessons and make decisions about items and materials to buy for the media center. [Katie]

This survey can be used by teacher/librarians to survey students about what types of books can be added to the school media center or classroom libraries. This is one way that students can be empowered and have a say in regards to their own learning. [Stephanie] [|Looking for Ideas for Books to Add to Our Library Collection]

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