It's time for the triannual University of Toronto Libraries User Survey, and we're eager for your participation to ensure its success! This survey is aimed at enhancing our understanding of how individuals interact with our library resources and services. If you're a faculty member, staff, or a student at the University of Toronto, we warmly invite you to take part. As a token of appreciation, completing the survey gives you a chance to win one of 30 $100 gift certificates to the University of Toronto Bookstore.

Why Participate?

Tailored support: Your feedback will help us improve how we support research, teaching, learning, and overall academic journey on campus. By understanding your needs and preferences, we aim to provide tailored support that aligns with your preferences.
Community collaboration: This survey serves as a platform for fostering collaboration within the University of Toronto community. By sharing your experiences and perspectives, you contribute to a collective effort aimed at enhancing the library experience for all members.
Chance to win: As an expression of gratitude for your participation, we offer an opportunity to enter a random draw for one of 30 gift certificates to the University of Toronto Bookstore, each valued at $100.

How to Participate:

Please go to: https://secure.insyncsurveys.com.au/surveys/UTORONTOLCS2024/
The survey takes approximately 10-20 minutes to complete.
Your responses will remain anonymous and will be aggregated for reporting purposes, ensuring confidentiality and privacy.

Your involvement will guide the future of the University of Toronto Libraries. We encourage you to share your insights, which will drive positive changes within our library ecosystem. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the survey team at librarysurvey@library.utoronto.ca.

Help us understand what matters to you. Together, let's shape a future that meets the diverse needs and aspirations of our academic community.

Your opinion matters: Take the 2024 Library User Survey and shape the future of UofT Libraries!