HSU Library web site questionnaire

Please help us improve the Humboldt State University Library web site! Please take a few moments to complete this questionnaire and give us your comments about the site.

Your questionnaire responses and comments will be used to help improve the HSU Library web site and will remain strictly anonymous.

2.	What do you like or dislike about the Library's web site?

	The following links are listed on the "More" pages. Are there any links you would like moved to the top page? (please check all that apply)
	Government Information	Services for Community Members
	Humboldt Room	Wireless Access in the Library
	Reference and Quick Facts	Art Inside the Library
	Web Search	Employment
	Services for Faculty	Friends of the HSU Library
	Services for Graduate Students	Library Units
	Services for Alumni	Policies

4.	The Library is considering adding new features to its web site. Please rate your interest in the following:

Personalized Portal (allows you to create a page with just the links you use frequently)

RSS Feeds (automatic data feeds) for library news

RSS Feeds (automatic data feeds) for information on new books, etc. in your subject area

Podcasts (downloadable digital audio or video programs) - on database instruction, library news, etc.

Ability to search multiple databases at the same time

Other features you would like to see added:

5.	Is there anything else you would like to comment on about the HSU Library's web site?

6.	Please identify yourself:

7.	How often do you visit the Library's web site? (choose the option that comes closest to your use)

8.	Please give us the address of a library web site that you think is well designed:

9.	We likely will be making some revisions to the Library's web site over the summer. Would you be interested in helping out by looking at test pages? If so, please include your name (optional) and e-mail address below:

Name: (optional)
E-mail address:

1.	How easy or difficult is it to locate the following:	Easy	Somewhat Easy	Somewhat Difficult	Difficult	Never Use Don't Know
	Books
	Videos, DVDs
	CDs
	Online fulltext journals or magazines
	Articles on a specific subject
	Peer reviewed journal articles
	Course reserve items (ONCORES)
	Government information
	Local or regional information (Humboldt Room)
	Encyclopedias, dictionaries, etc. (Reference)
	Items checked out to you
	Other:
	Other: