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Library board approves accessibility ("happiness") survey after edits
Summary
The board reviewed and approved a draft accessibility survey (referred to as a 'happiness' survey) with changes to wording and logic branching; the board voted unanimously to approve the survey to be circulated after staff incorporates suggested edits.
Erin (S2) presented a draft accessibility ("happiness") survey and solicited board feedback on wording, branching logic and question options. Members recommended specific edits — adding 'video games' to a question about borrowable items, including a 'not applicable' option, switching 'seasonal' to 'quarterly' for frequency, clarifying employment-status options for caregivers, and removing question punctuation — and suggested Alchemer (SurveyGizmo) or Google Forms as possible platforms for distribution.
After incorporating the proposed changes, Committee member (S7) moved to approve the survey "as presented with the corrected changes and recommendations." The board voted and the motion "carried unanimously." Erin said she would send a draft to the board before public release to ensure feedback was included.
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