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Table of Contents
List of Participants 3
List of Tables 5
Sample Dimensions 22
Chapter One: Virtual Reference 23
Chapter Two: Information Literacy Training for Distance Learners 29
Chapter Three: Relating to Distance Learning Instructors 55
Chapter Four: Orientation 67
Chapter Five: Arranging Physical Library Facilities for Distance Learners 71
Chapter Six: Staffing 76
Chapter Seven: Assessment 85
Chapter Eight: Collection Development 109
Chapter Nine: Sending Books and Periodicals to Distance Learning Students 117
Chapter Ten: Courseware 131
Chapter Eleven: Copyright and Access Issues 133
Chapter Twelve: Professional Standing 138
Other Reports from Primary Research Group, Inc. 142
List of Participants
Arizona Western College
Benedictine University
Bergen Community College
Boston Architectural College
California State University, Dominguez Hills
Carroll Community College
Centennial College (Canada)
Central Michigan University
Century College
Citrus College
Coastline Community College
Columbia Gorge Community College
Confederation College (Canada)
Dowling College
Drexel University
East Carolina University
Empire State College
Fairleigh Dickinson University Library
Fielding Graduate University
Glendale Community College Library Media Center
Gonzaga University
Guilford Technical Community College
Gulf Coast Community College
Informatio (Ukraine)
Jackson State Community College
James Cook University
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
Lassen Community College Library
Liberty University
McKillop Library, Salve Regina University
Medicine Hat College (Canada)
Mineral Area College
Morris Library, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Mount Saint Vincent University (Canada)
Mount Wachusett Community College Library
Mt. San Antonio College
Nashotah House
New Jersey Institute of Technology
North Dakota State College of Science
North Seattle Community College
Northern Maine Community College
Nova Scotia Community College (Canada)
Oregon Health and Science University
Pace University Library
Panola College
Pellissippi State Technical Community College
Pikes Peak Community College
Randolph Community College Library
Saddleback College Library
San Juan College
Santa Barbara Business College
Seattle Pacific University
Sheffield Hallam University (UK)
Sheridan College
Simon Fraser University Library (Canada)
South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Springfield College
St. Cloud State University
St. John's University Library
Suffolk County Community College
Sullivan University
Texas A&M University-Commerce Library
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh
The College of Nursing (Australia)
Thompson Rivers University (Canada)
Thrift LIbrary of Anderson University
Tri-County Community College
Trinity Western University (Canada)
Tyndale University College & Seminary (Canada)
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
University of Calgary (Canada)
University of Central Lancashire (U.K.)
University of Georgia Libraries
University of Idaho Library
University of Illinois at Springfield
University of Nebraska Medical Center
University of New Brunswick Libraries (Canada)
University of North Carolina, Charlotte
University of Regina (Canada)
University of Richmond
University of South Florida St. Petersburg
University of South Florida Tampa Library
University of Southern California
University of St. Andrews (U.K.)
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
University of Wyoming Libraries
Utah State University
Viterbo University
Walden University
Washington State University
Wayne Community College
Wesley College
List of Tables
Table 1.1: Percentage of Libraries that Offer an Email Response Box as a Virtual Reference Service 24
Table 1.2: Percentage of Libraries that Offer an Email Response Box as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 24
Table 1.3: Percentage of Libraries that Offer an Email Response Box as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 24
Table 1.4: Percentage of Libraries that Offer an Email Response Box as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 24
Table 1.5: Percentage of Libraries that Offer an Email Response Box as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 25
Table 1.6: Percentage of Libraries that Offer an Email Response Box as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 25
Table 1.7: Percentage of Libraries that Offer an Email Response Box as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 25
Table 1.8: Percentage of Libraries that Offer a Real Time Chat Service as a Virtual Reference Service 25
Table 1.9: Percentage of Libraries that Offer a Real Time Chat Service as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 25
Table 1.10: Percentage of Libraries that Offer a Real Time Chat Service as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 26
Table 1.11: Percentage of Libraries that Offer a Real Time Chat Service as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 26
Table 1.12: Percentage of Libraries that Offer a Real Time Chat Service as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 26
Table 1.13: Percentage of Libraries that Offer a Real Time Chat Service as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 26
Table 1.14: Percentage of Libraries that Offer a Real Time Chat Service as a Virtual Reference Service, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 27
Table 1.15: Use of Virtual Reference Services by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students 27
Table 1.16: Use of Virtual Reference Services by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 27
Table 1.17: Use of Virtual Reference Services by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 27
Table 1.18: Use of Virtual Reference Services by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 28
Table 1.19: Use of Virtual Reference Services by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 28
Table 1.20: Use of Virtual Reference Services by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 28
Table 1.21: Use of Virtual Reference Services by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 28
Table 2.1: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Special Classes or Training Programs for Distance Learners 33
Table 2.2: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Special Classes or Training Programs for Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 34
Table 2.3: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Special Classes or Training Programs for Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 34
Table 2.4: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Special Classes or Training Programs for Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 34
Table 2.5: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Special Classes or Training Programs for Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 34
Table 2.6: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Special Classes or Training Programs for Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 34
Table 2.7: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Special Classes or Training Programs for Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 35
Table 2.8: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Formal Kind of 0-3 Credit Course in Information Literacy for Either Distance Learners or Traditional Students 35
Table 2.9: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Formal Kind of 0-3 Credit Course in Information Literacy for Either Distance Learners or Traditional Students, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 35
Table 2.10: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Formal Kind of 0-3 Credit Course in Information Literacy for Either Distance Learners or Traditional Students, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 35
Table 2.11: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Formal Kind of 0-3 Credit Course in Information Literacy for Either Distance Learners or Traditional Students, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 35
Table 2.12: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Formal Kind of 0-3 Credit Course in Information Literacy for Either Distance Learners or Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 36
Table 2.13: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Formal Kind of 0-3 Credit Course in Information Literacy for Either for Distance Learners or Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 36
Table 2.14: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Formal Kind of 0-3 Credit Course in Information Literacy for Either for Distance Learners or Traditional Students, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 36
Table 2.15: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Kind of 0-3 Credit Online or Other Course at a Distance in Information Literacy 36
Table 2.16: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Kind of 0-3 Credit Online or Other Course at a Distance in Information Literacy, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 37
Table 2.17: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Kind of 0-3 Credit Online or Other Course at a Distance in Information Literacy, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 37
Table 2.18: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Kind of 0-3 Credit Online or Other Course at a Distance in Information Literacy, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 37
Table 2.19: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Kind of 0-3 Credit Online or Other Course at a Distance in Information Literacy, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 37
Table 2.20: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Kind of 0-3 Credit Online or Other Course at a Distance in Information Literacy, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 37
Table 2.21: Percentage of Libraries that Offer Any Kind of 0-3 Credit Online or Other Course at a Distance in Information Literacy, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 38
Table 2.22: Future Plans of Libraries that Do Not Offer Any Online Information Literacy Courses 38
Table 2.23: Future Plans of Libraries that Do Not Offer Any Online Information Literacy Courses, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 38
Table 2.24: Future Plans of Libraries that Do Not Offer Any Online Information Literacy Courses, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 38
Table 2.25: Future Plans of Libraries that Do Not Offer Any Online Information Literacy Courses, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 39
Table 2.26: Future Plans of Libraries that Do Not Offer Any Online Information Literacy Courses, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 39
Table 2.27: Future Plans of Libraries that Do Not Offer Any Online Information Literacy Courses, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 39
Table 2.28: Future Plans of Libraries that Do Not Offer Any Online Information Literacy Courses, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 39
Table 2.29: Percentage of Libraries that have a Web Page on the Library Website Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners 40
Table 2.30: Percentage of Libraries that have a Web Page on the Library Website Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 40
Table 2.31: Percentage of Libraries that have a Web Page on the Library Website Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 40
Table 2.32: Percentage of Libraries that have a Web Page on the Library Website Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 40
Table 2.33: Percentage of Libraries that have a Web Page on the Library Website Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 40
Table 2.34: Percentage of Libraries that have a Web Page on the Library Website Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 41
Table 2.35: Percentage of Libraries that have a Web Page on the Library Website Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 41
Table 2.36: Percentage of Libraries that have a Blog or Listserv Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners 41
Table 2.37: Percentage of Libraries that have a Blog or Listserv Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 41
Table 2.38: Percentage of Libraries that have a Blog or Listserv Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 41
Table 2.39: Percentage of Libraries that have a Blog or Listserv Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 42
Table 2.40: Percentage of Libraries that have a Blog or Listserv Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 42
Table 2.41: Percentage of Libraries that have a Blog or Listserv Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 42
Table 2.42: Percentage of Libraries that have a Blog or Listserv Specifically Catering to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 42
Table 2.43: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of Interactive Online Tutorials Explaining Various Facets of the Library to Patrons 43
Table 2.44: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of Interactive Online Tutorials Explaining Various Facets of the Library to Patrons, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 43
Table 2.45: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of Interactive Online Tutorials Explaining Various Facets of the Library to Patrons, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 43
Table 2.46: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of Interactive Online Tutorials Explaining Various Facets of the Library to Patrons, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 43
Table 2.47: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of Interactive Online Tutorials Explaining Various Facets of the Library to Patrons, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 44
Table 2.48: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of Interactive Online Tutorials Explaining Various Facets of the Library to Patrons, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 44
Table 2.49: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of Interactive Online Tutorials Explaining Various Facets of the Library to Patrons, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 44
Table 2.50: Use of Library Sponsored, Posted or Directed Tutorials and Guides to the Library's Resources by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students 44
Table 2.51: Use of Library Sponsored, Posted or Directed Tutorials and Guides to the Library's Resources by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 45
Table 2.52: Use of Library Sponsored, Posted or Directed Tutorials and Guides to the Library's Resources by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 45
Table 2.53: Use of Library Sponsored, Posted or Directed Tutorials and Guides to the Library's Resources by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 45
Table 2.54: Use of Library Sponsored, Posted or Directed Tutorials and Guides to the Library's Resources by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 46
Table 2.55: Use of Library Sponsored, Posted or Directed Tutorials and Guides to the Library's Resources by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 46
Table 2.56: Use of Library Sponsored, Posted or Directed Tutorials and Guides to the Library's Resources by Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 46
Table 3.1: Relationship Between the Library and Distance Learning Instructors vs. Instructors of Traditional Courses 56
Table 3.2: Relationship Between the Library and Distance Learning Instructors vs. Instructors of Traditional Courses, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 56
Table 3.3: Relationship Between the Library and Distance Learning Instructors vs. Instructors of Traditional Courses, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 56
Table 3.4: Relationship Between the Library and Distance Learning Instructors vs. Instructors of Traditional Courses, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 57
Table 3.5: Relationship Between the Library and Distance Learning Instructors vs. Instructors of Traditional Courses, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 57
Table 3.6: Relationship Between the Library and Distance Learning Instructors vs. Instructors of Traditional Courses, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 57
Table 3.7: Relationship Between the Library and Distance Learning Instructors vs. Instructors of Traditional Courses, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 58
Table 4.1: Percentage of Libraries with an Equivalent of the Traditional Orientation Program for New Distance Learners 68
Table 4.2: Percentage of Libraries with an Equivalent of the Traditional Orientation Program for New Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 68
Table 4.3: Percentage of Libraries with an Equivalent of the Traditional Orientation Program for New Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 68
Table 4.4: Percentage of Libraries with an Equivalent of the Traditional Orientation Program for New Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 68
Table 4.5: Percentage of Libraries with an Equivalent of the Traditional Orientation Program for New Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 68
Table 4.6: Percentage of Libraries with an Equivalent of the Traditional Orientation Program for New Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 69
Table 4.7: Percentage of Libraries with an Equivalent of the Traditional Orientation Program for New Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 69
Table 4.8: Percentage of Libraries that Play a Role in the Orientation of Distance Learners 69
Table 4.9: Percentage of Libraries that Play a Role in the Orientation of Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 69
Table 4.10: Percentage of Libraries that Play a Role in the Orientation of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 69
Table 4.11: Percentage of Libraries that Play a Role in the Orientation of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 70
Table 4.12: Percentage of Libraries that Play a Role in the Orientation of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 70
Table 4.13: Percentage of Libraries that Play a Role in the Orientation of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 70
Table 4.14: Percentage of Libraries that Play a Role in the Orientation of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 70
Table 5.1: Percentage of Libraries that Maintain Agreements with Other Libraries to Offer Library Services to Any of the College's Distance Learners 72
Table 5.2: Percentage of Libraries that Maintain Agreements with Other Libraries to Offer Library Services to Any of the College's Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 72
Table 5.3: Percentage of Libraries that Maintain Agreements with Other Libraries to Offer Library Services to Any of the College's Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 72
Table 5.4: Percentage of Libraries that Maintain Agreements with Other Libraries to Offer Library Services to Any of the College's Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 72
Table 5.5: Percentage of Libraries that Maintain Agreements with Other Libraries to Offer Library Services to Any of the College's Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 73
Table 5.6: Percentage of Libraries that Maintain Agreements with Other Libraries to Offer Library Services to Any of the College's Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 73
Table 5.7: Percentage of Libraries that Maintain Agreements with Other Libraries to Offer Library Services to Any of the College's Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 73
Table 5.8: Percentage of Libraries that Provide Library Access or Services to Students Enrolled in Other Colleges' Distance Learning Programs 73
Table 5.9: Percentage of Libraries that Provide Library Access or Services to Students Enrolled in Other Colleges' Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 74
Table 5.10: Percentage of Libraries that Provide Library Access or Services to Students Enrolled in Other Colleges' Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 74
Table 5.11: Percentage of Libraries that Provide Library Access or Services to Students Enrolled in Other Colleges' Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 74
Table 5.12: Percentage of Libraries that Provide Library Access or Services to Students Enrolled in Other Colleges' Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 74
Table 5.13: Percentage of Libraries that Provide Library Access or Services to Students Enrolled in Other Colleges' Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 74
Table 5.14: Percentage of Libraries that Provide Library Access or Services to Students Enrolled in Other Colleges' Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 75
Table 6.1: Percentage of Libraries that have an Official Liaison to the Distance Learning Program 78
Table 6.2: Percentage of Libraries that have an Official Liaison to the Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 78
Table 6.3: Percentage of Libraries that have an Official Liaison to the Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 78
Table 6.4: Percentage of Libraries that have an Official Liaison to the Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 78
Table 6.5: Percentage of Libraries that have an Official Liaison to the Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 79
Table 6.6: Percentage of Libraries that have an Official Liaison to the Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 79
Table 6.7: Percentage of Libraries that have an Official Liaison to the Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 79
Table 6.8: Percentage of Libraries that have a Full Time Position Largely Devoted to Providing Library Services to Distance Learners 79
Table 6.9: Percentage of Libraries that have a Full Time Position Largely Devoted to Providing Library Services to Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 79
Table 6.10: Percentage of Libraries that have a Full Time Position Largely Devoted to Providing Library Services to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 80
Table 6.11: Percentage of Libraries that have a Full Time Position Largely Devoted to Providing Library Services to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 80
Table 6.12: Percentage of Libraries that have a Full Time Position Largely Devoted to Providing Library Services to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 80
Table 6.13: Percentage of Libraries that have a Full Time Position Largely Devoted to Providing Library Services to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 80
Table 6.14: Percentage of Libraries that have a Full Time Position Largely Devoted to Providing Library Services to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 81
Table 6.15: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Staff Size in FTE Terms of Libraries that have Specific Staff Devoted to the Needs of Distance Learners 81
Table 6.16: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Staff Size in FTE Terms of Libraries that have Specific Staff Devoted to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 81
Table 6.17: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Staff Size in FTE Terms of Libraries that have Specific Staff Devoted to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 81
Table 6.18: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Staff Size in FTE Terms of Libraries that have Specific Staff Devoted to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 82
Table 6.19: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Staff Size in FTE Terms of Libraries that have Specific Staff Devoted to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 82
Table 6.20: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Staff Size in FTE Terms of Libraries that have Specific Staff Devoted to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 82
Table 6.21: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Staff Size in FTE Terms of Libraries that have Specific Staff Devoted to the Needs of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 82
Table 6.22: Percentage of Libraries that have a Specific Disbursement or Line Item in the Library Budget for Distance Learning Programs 83
Table 6.23: Percentage of Libraries that have a Specific Disbursement or Line Item in the Library Budget for Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 83
Table 6.24: Percentage of Libraries that have a Specific Disbursement or Line Item in the Library Budget for Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 83
Table 6.25: Percentage of Libraries that have a Specific Disbursement or Line Item in the Library Budget for Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 83
Table 6.26: Percentage of Libraries that have a Specific Disbursement or Line Item in the Library Budget for Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 83
Table 6.27: Percentage of Libraries that have a Specific Disbursement or Line Item in the Library Budget for Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 84
Table 6.28: Percentage of Libraries that have a Specific Disbursement or Line Item in the Library Budget for Distance Learning Programs, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 84
Table 7.1: Percentage of Libraries that have ever Administered a Questionnaire to Distance Learners to Assess Their Skill in Using the Library and their Evaluation of it 91
Table 7.2: Percentage of Libraries that have ever Administered a Questionnaire to Distance Learners to Assess Their Skill in Using the Library and their Evaluation of it, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 91
Table 7.3: Percentage of Libraries that have ever Administered a Questionnaire to Distance Learners to Assess Their Skill in Using the Library and their Evaluation of it, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 91
Table 7.4: Percentage of Libraries that have ever Administered a Questionnaire to Distance Learners to Assess Their Skill in Using the Library and their Evaluation of it, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 91
Table 7.5: Percentage of Libraries that have ever Administered a Questionnaire to Distance Learners to Assess Their Skill in Using the Library and their Evaluation of it, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 92
Table 7.6: Percentage of Libraries that have ever Administered a Questionnaire to Distance Learners to Assess Their Skill in Using the Library and their Evaluation of it, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 92
Table 7.7: Percentage of Libraries that have ever Administered a Questionnaire to Distance Learners to Assess Their Skill in Using the Library and their Evaluation of it, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 92
Table 7.8: Attitude toward the Library's Efforts to Cater to Distance Learners 92
Table 7.9: Attitude toward the Library's Efforts to Cater to Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 93
Table 7.10: Attitude toward the Library's Efforts to Cater to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 93
Table 7.11: Attitude toward the Library's Efforts to Cater to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 93
Table 7.12: Attitude toward the Library's Efforts to Cater to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 94
Table 7.13: Attitude toward the Library's Efforts to Cater to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 94
Table 7.14: Attitude toward the Library's Efforts to Cater to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 94
Table 7.15: Assessment of the Information Literacy of the College's Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students 95
Table 7.16: Assessment of the Information Literacy of the College's Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 95
Table 7.17: Assessment of the Information Literacy of the College's Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 95
Table 7.18: Assessment of the Information Literacy of the College's Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 95
Table 7.19: Assessment of the Information Literacy of the College's Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 96
Table 7.20: Assessment of the Information Literacy of the College's Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 96
Table 7.21: Assessment of the Information Literacy of the College's Distance Learners vs. Traditional Students, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 96
Table 7.22: Assessment of the Relationship Between the Library and the College's Distance Learning Program 97
Table 7.23: Assessment of the Relationship Between the Library and the College's Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 97
Table 7.24: Assessment of the Relationship Between the Library and the College's Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 97
Table 7.25: Assessment of the Relationship Between the Library and the College's Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 97
Table 7.26: Assessment of the Relationship Between the Library and the College's Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 98
Table 7.27: Assessment of the Relationship Between the Library and the College's Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 98
Table 7.28: Assessment of the Relationship Between the Library and the College's Distance Learning Program, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 98
Table 7.29: Assessment of the Library's Efforts to Serve Distance Learners 99
Table 7.30: Assessment of the Library's Efforts to Serve Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 99
Table 7.31: Assessment of the Library's Efforts to Serve Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 99
Table 7.32: Assessment of the Library's Efforts to Serve Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 99
Table 7.33: Assessment of the Library's Efforts to Serve Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 100
Table 7.34: Assessment of the Library's Efforts to Serve Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 100
Table 7.35: Assessment of the Library's Efforts to Serve Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 100
Table 7.36: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Reference Needs Specifically of Distance Learners 102
Table 7.37: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Reference Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 102
Table 7.38: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Reference Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 103
Table 7.39: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Reference Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 103
Table 7.40: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Reference Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 103
Table 7.41: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Reference Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 103
Table 7.42: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Reference Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 104
Table 7.43: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Information Literacy Needs Specifically of Distance Learners 104
Table 7.44: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Information Literacy Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 104
Table 7.45: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Information Literacy Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 104
Table 7.46: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Information Literacy Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 104
Table 7.47: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Information Literacy Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 105
Table 7.48: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Information Literacy Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 105
Table 7.49: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Information Literacy Needs Specifically of Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 105
Table 7.50: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Electronic Reserves Needs of Distance Learning Instructors 105
Table 7.51: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Electronic Reserves Needs of Distance Learning Instructors, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 106
Table 7.52: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Electronic Reserves Needs of Distance Learning Instructors, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 106
Table 7.53: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Electronic Reserves Needs of Distance Learning Instructors, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 106
Table 7.54: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Electronic Reserves Needs of Distance Learning Instructors, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 106
Table 7.55: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Electronic Reserves Needs of Distance Learning Instructors, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 106
Table 7.56: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on the Electronic Reserves Needs of Distance Learning Instructors, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 107
Table 7.57: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on Distance Learners and/or Faculty's Level of Satisfaction with the Library 107
Table 7.58: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on Distance Learners and/or Faculty's Level of Satisfaction with the Library, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 107
Table 7.59: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on Distance Learners and/or Faculty's Level of Satisfaction with the Library, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 107
Table 7.60: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on Distance Learners and/or Faculty's Level of Satisfaction with the Library, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 107
Table 7.61: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on Distance Learners and/or Faculty's Level of Satisfaction with the Library, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 108
Table 7.62: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on Distance Learners and/or Faculty's Level of Satisfaction with the Library, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 108
Table 7.63: Percentage of Libraries that have Conducted a Formal Assessment on Distance Learners and/or Faculty's Level of Satisfaction with the Library, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 108
Table 9.1: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Estimated Shipping Costs Accrued Annually by Sending Physical Books, Magazines or Other Educational Materials to Distance Learners, in US$ 121
Table 9.2: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Estimated Shipping Costs Accrued Annually by Sending Physical Books, Magazines or Other Educational Materials to Distance Learners, in US$, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 121
Table 9.3: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Estimated Shipping Costs Accrued Annually by Sending Physical Books, Magazines or Other Educational Materials to Distance Learners, in US$, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 121
Table 9.4: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Estimated Shipping Costs Accrued Annually by Sending Physical Books, Magazines or Other Educational Materials to Distance Learners, in US$, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 121
Table 9.5: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Estimated Shipping Costs Accrued Annually by Sending Physical Books, Magazines or Other Educational Materials to Distance Learners, in US$, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 122
Table 9.6: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Estimated Shipping Costs Accrued Annually by Sending Physical Books, Magazines or Other Educational Materials to Distance Learners, in US$, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 122
Table 9.7: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Estimated Shipping Costs Accrued Annually by Sending Physical Books, Magazines or Other Educational Materials to Distance Learners, in US$, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 122
Table 9.8: The Library's Primary Method of Shipment of Books and Other Documents to Distance Learners 123
Table 9.9: The Library's Primary Method of Shipment of Books and Other Documents to Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 123
Table 9.10: The Library's Primary Method of Shipment of Books and Other Documents to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 123
Table 9.11: The Library's Primary Method of Shipment of Books and Other Documents to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 123
Table 9.12: The Library's Primary Method of Shipment of Books and Other Documents to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 124
Table 9.13: The Library's Primary Method of Shipment of Books and Other Documents to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 124
Table 9.14: The Library's Primary Method of Shipment of Books and Other Documents to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 124
Table 9.15: Library Staff Responsible for Satisfying Distance Learners' Requests for Physical Copies of Books or Articles from the Library 124
Table 9.16: Library Staff Responsible for Satisfying Distance Learners' Requests for Physical Copies of Books or Articles from the Library, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 125
Table 9.17: Library Staff Responsible for Satisfying Distance Learners' Requests for Physical Copies of Books or Articles from the Library, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 125
Table 9.18: Library Staff Responsible for Satisfying Distance Learners' Requests for Physical Copies of Books or Articles from the Library, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 125
Table 9.19: Library Staff Responsible for Satisfying Distance Learners' Requests for Physical Copies of Books or Articles from the Library, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 125
Table 9.20: Library Staff Responsible for Satisfying Distance Learners' Requests for Physical Copies of Books or Articles from the Library, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 126
Table 9.21: Library Staff Responsible for Satisfying Distance Learners' Requests for Physical Copies of Books or Articles from the Library, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 126
Table 9.22: Restrictions on the Delivery of Books, Articles and Other Paper Versions of Intellectual Property to Distance Learners 126
Table 9.23: Restrictions on the Delivery of Books, Articles and Other Paper Versions of Intellectual Property to Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 126
Table 9.24: Restrictions on the Delivery of Books, Articles and Other Paper Versions of Intellectual Property to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 127
Table 9.25: Restrictions on the Delivery of Books, Articles and Other Paper Versions of Intellectual Property to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 127
Table 9.26: Restrictions on the Delivery of Books, Articles and Other Paper Versions of Intellectual Property to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 127
Table 9.27: Restrictions on the Delivery of Books, Articles and Other Paper Versions of Intellectual Property to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 127
Table 9.28: Restrictions on the Delivery of Books, Articles and Other Paper Versions of Intellectual Property to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 128
Table 9.29: Entity that Covers the Cost of Shipping Library Books and Periodicals to Distance Learners 128
Table 9.30: Entity that Covers the Cost of Shipping Library Books and Periodicals to Distance Learners, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 128
Table 9.31: Entity that Covers the Cost of Shipping Library Books and Periodicals to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 128
Table 9.32: Entity that Covers the Cost of Shipping Library Books and Periodicals to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 129
Table 9.33: Entity that Covers the Cost of Shipping Library Books and Periodicals to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 129
Table 9.34: Entity that Covers the Cost of Shipping Library Books and Periodicals to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 129
Table 9.35: Entity that Covers the Cost of Shipping Library Books and Periodicals to Distance Learners, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 130
Table 10.1: Libraries that Provide Remote Assistance to Students in the Use of their Courseware Packages such as WebCT, Blackboard and Others 131
Table 10.2: Libraries that Provide Remote Assistance to Students in the Use of their Courseware Packages such as WebCT, Blackboard and Others, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 131
Table 10.3: Libraries that Provide Remote Assistance to Students in the Use of their Courseware Packages such as WebCT, Blackboard and Others, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 131
Table 10.4: Libraries that Provide Remote Assistance to Students in the Use of their Courseware Packages such as WebCT, Blackboard and Others, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 132
Table 10.5: Libraries that Provide Remote Assistance to Students in the Use of their Courseware Packages such as WebCT, Blackboard and Others, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 132
Table 10.6: Libraries that Provide Remote Assistance to Students in the Use of their Courseware Packages such as WebCT, Blackboard and Others, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 132
Table 10.7: Libraries that Provide Remote Assistance to Students in the Use of their Courseware Packages such as WebCT, Blackboard and Others, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 132
Table 11.1: Access to the Library's Databases by Distance Learners vs. On-Campus Students 134
Table 11.2: Access to the Library's Databases by Distance Learners vs. On-Campus Students, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 134
Table 11.3: Access to the Library's Databases by Distance Learners vs. On-Campus Students, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 134
Table 11.4: Access to the Library's Databases by Distance Learners vs. On-Campus Students, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 135
Table 11.5: Access to the Library's Databases by Distance Learners vs. On-Campus Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 135
Table 11.6: Access to the Library's Databases by Distance Learners vs. On-Campus Students, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 135
Table 11.7: Access to the Library's Databases by Distance Learners vs. On-Campus Students, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 135
Table 11.8: Extent to which Copyright Issues Relating to Access, Faxing and Photocopying Issues for Distance Learners is a Problem 136
Table 11.9: Extent to which Copyright Issues Relating to Access, Faxing and Photocopying Issues for Distance Learners is a Problem, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 136
Table 11.10: Extent to which Copyright Issues Relating to Access, Faxing and Photocopying Issues for Distance Learners is a Problem, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 136
Table 11.11: Extent to which Copyright Issues Relating to Access, Faxing and Photocopying Issues for Distance Learners is a Problem, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 136
Table 11.12: Extent to which Copyright Issues Relating to Access, Faxing and Photocopying Issues for Distance Learners is a Problem, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 137
Table 11.13: Extent to which Copyright Issues Relating to Access, Faxing and Photocopying Issues for Distance Learners is a Problem, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 137
Table 11.14: Extent to which Copyright Issues Relating to Access, Faxing and Photocopying Issues for Distance Learners is a Problem, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 137
Table 11.15: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Amount Spent Annually by Libraries that have a Formal or Informal Budget for Copyright Materials for Databases, Ebooks and Other Copyright Materials that will be Used Largely by Distance Learners, in US$ 137
Table 12.1: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of FTE Positions Allotted to Distance Learning Librarianship Among Libraries with Distance Learning Librarianship Staff 138
Table 12.2: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of FTE Positions Allotted to Distance Learning Librarianship Among Libraries with Distance Learning Librarianship Staff, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 138
Table 12.3: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of FTE Positions Allotted to Distance Learning Librarianship Among Libraries with Distance Learning Librarianship Staff, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 139
Table 12.4: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of FTE Positions Allotted to Distance Learning Librarianship Among Libraries with Distance Learning Librarianship Staff, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 139
Table 12.5: Mean, Median, Minimum and Maximum Number of FTE Positions Allotted to Distance Learning Librarianship Among Libraries with Distance Learning Librarianship Staff, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 139
Table 12.6: Annual Salary of the Librarian Dedicated Largely to Distance Learners or who Heads a Distance Learning Librarianship Team or Division Among Libraries with Such a Position, in US$ 139
Table 12.7: Annual Salary of the Librarian Dedicated Largely to Distance Learners or who Heads a Distance Learning Librarianship Team or Division Among Libraries with Such a Position, in US$, Broken Out by U.S. and Non-U.S. Libraries 140
Table 12.8: Annual Salary of the Librarian Dedicated Largely to Distance Learners or who Heads a Distance Learning Librarianship Team or Division Among Libraries with Such a Position, in US$, Broken Out by Carnegie Class 140
Table 12.9: Annual Salary of the Librarian Dedicated Largely to Distance Learners or who Heads a Distance Learning Librarianship Team or Division Among Libraries with Such a Position, in US$, Broken Out by Public or Private Status 140
Table 12.10: Annual Salary of the Librarian Dedicated Largely to Distance Learners or who Heads a Distance Learning Librarianship Team or Division Among Libraries with Such a Position, in US$, Broken Out by Number of FTE Students at the Institution 141
Table 12.11: Annual Salary of the Librarian Dedicated Largely to Distance Learners or who Heads a Distance Learning Librarianship Team or Division Among Libraries with Such a Position, in US$, Broken Out by Number of FTE Distance Learners 141
Table 12.12: Annual Salary of the Librarian Dedicated Largely to Distance Learners or who Heads a Distance Learning Librarianship Team or Division Among Libraries with Such a Position, in US$, Broken Out by Percentage of Distance Learners Living More than 50 Miles from Campus 141
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