Pinnacle Online Catalog Survey

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The Pinnacle Consortium is researching how people use our online catalog to search for materials that are available at their home libraries. You will be helping us to see which areas of our catalog can be confusing. If you don’t know what we mean by a question, just take your best guess!

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Please select the picture that best resembles the catalog you use: *

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From this catalog, where would you click first to renew materials? Second? Third?

Under the tab for Library info on the Fountaindale catalog there is a link called “Can’t find it?”. What would you expect to find under that link?

How often do you click on the book covers/movie posters that appear in the picture?

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

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When looking at this picture, where would you click to find the item at a library?

On the book cover

On the book title "Catching fire"

On "Find it"

On "More info"

On "Place Hold"

On "Add to My List"

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What type of library material is represented?

After doing a search, a button for “Save Search” appears on the left. Why do you think you would use this feature?

The terminology we use for holds can be confusing for patrons. What do you think the following terms mean: Requested; Pending; Shipped; Held; Cancelled

In the picture below, where would you click to see which other branches the item located at?

If you could change or improve something about the online catalog, what would it be?

How did you learn about this survey?

Saw link on the Catalog

Library social media/blog post

Other:

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