LibQUAL+®: The SCONUL Experience
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LibQUAL+® is a library customer satisfaction survey developed by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) in association with Texas AM Information Control, covering the library resources and access to them; and Library as Place, assessing the physical environment. One of the key strengths of LibQUAL+® is its use of gap theory to evaluate customer expectations as well as perceptions. For each of the 22 questions respondents are asked their minimum and desired expectations along with their current perceived level of service on a nine-point scoring scale. The standardised survey enables participating institutions to benchmark their scores against one another, and against an aggregated score for their consortium.
[1] J. Stephen Town,et al. LibQUAL+ in the UK: a brief report on the SCONUL Pilot. , 2003 .