Did you know that patrons and visitors to your library will gladly share their opinions when given an easy method to do so? Just imagine how learning from patron feedback and then reaching special goals can assist with raising and maintaining necessary funds for special library expansion or basic daily library operation.

Traditionally, it has been difficult to gather opinions and make sense out of results from clipboard surveys, hand-written comment cards and mail-out surveys. Those methods took a lot of time, and it was too easy to make mistakes while manually tabulating the data.

Now, public library directors, university librarians and others find that using the TouchPoll touchscreen research system at their library is an excellent method for collecting feedback from the people who matter the most – their patrons.

Why not take advantage of an easy and affordable way to learn what really matters to those visiting your library? With the TouchPoll system, people touch their answers right onto the screen – quickly, easily and effortlessly. By using a custom TouchPoll surveys to meet the needs of your library, you can get the feedback that really counts.

TouchPoll Survey Benefits: High response rate (people like to use touchscreen computers) Honest feedback (touchscreen is anonymous) Instant results (no more waiting months to finish manual tabulation) Quick surveys (10 times faster than traditional survey methods) Affordable (most economical survey method)

Success Stories:
“ …We’ve been using the TouchPoll tablet computers for over a year now and we just really love the results we get. Whenever we need to get feedback from our students, we’ll build a short survey and walk around campus conducting the survey. It’s great!
---Gloria C. Research Director, Florida State University

“……We found this was the easiest and most affordable way to conduct a survey at our annual conference, and we were so pleased to see our members simply touch their answers right onto the screen. We certainly look forward to using the TouchPoll system again.”
-----M. Cook, Executive Director, Florida Library Association