Unfortunately I did not receive much background information from the
respondents so I would be unable to provide a context.  I am considering
recreating the survey on a web site that would capture that type of
information (type of library, number of ejournals etc.)

I sent out the survey to serialst, arl-ejournal and medlib.  Looking at
the email addresses from respondents almost all are from academic
libraries.  No one from a public library responded.

As soon as I create the survey from on a website, I will post it on the
list.

Emily

Emily McElroy
Serials & Electronic Collections Librarian
Loyola Health Sciences Library
2160 S. First Ave.
Maywood, IL 60153
708-216-5302
<emcelro@WPO.IT.LUC.EDU>

>>> ggillespie@UKANS.EDU 03/07 9:27 AM >>>
Questions for Emily McElroy re respondents to her e-journal services
survey:

Emily, given your approximately 50 respondents, could you give us a
breakdown as to approx. how many were from large academic libraries, how
many from small academic libraries, how many from special libraries, how
many from public libraries?  Was there any information provided as to how
many e-journal subscriptions on average each respondent's library
currently has? If you can provide such additional information from the
responses you received, it would be an aid to putting the other parts of
your summary of responses into perspective and in giving a bit more
context for those responses. If you can't, that's OK; just thought it
would be worth asking.

Thanks.
-- Gaele Gillespie / Serials Librarian / University of Kansas Libraries
<ggillespie@UKANS.EDU>