The given table graphs compare the ratings regarding the print and non-print resources of a local library. It is interesting to see that almost half the above 40 age group preferred not to comment on the non-print material, which is computer software and DVDs.
Regarding the range of books, the responses of 15-39 age group and those above 40 were almost similar. Almost half the under 15s gave the rating of very good, whereas a little over a quarter each of the other two age groups thought so. Satisfactory rating was given by approximately 50% of those above 15, whereas a third of the under 15 age group rated the range of books as satisfactory. Nearly 1 in 10 of the children below 15 were not happy with the range of books, but a quarter each of the other two groups rated the range of books as not good.
When asked about the non-print material, almost 50% of the under 15s were not happy. A quarter each rated these resources as very good and satisfactory. Almost 50% of those aged between 15 and 39 said that the non-print resources were very good, 30% were satisfied and about a fifth were not happy with these resources. A very small minority of this age group did not comment on these resources. In contrast, just-under 50% of those over 40, did not comment on them. About 11% rated these resources as very good, but a fifth rated them as satisfactory and a similar proportion gave a ‘not good’ rating.
The
given
table graphs compare the
ratings
regarding the print and non-print resources of a local library. It is interesting to
see
that
almost
half the above 40
age
group
preferred not to comment on the non-print material, which is computer software and DVDs.
Regarding the
range
of
books
, the responses of 15-39
age
group
and those above 40 were
almost
similar.
Almost
half the under 15s gave the
rating
of
very
good
, whereas a
little
over a quarter each of the other two
age
groups
thought
so
.
Satisfactory
rating
was
given
by approximately 50% of those above 15, whereas a third of the under 15
age
group
rated
the
range
of
books
as
satisfactory
.
Nearly
1 in 10 of the children below 15 were not happy with the
range
of
books
,
but
a quarter each of the other two
groups
rated
the
range
of
books
as not
good
.
When asked about the non-print material,
almost
50% of the under 15s were not happy. A quarter each
rated
these resources as
very
good
and
satisfactory
.
Almost
50% of those aged between 15 and 39 said that the non-print resources were
very
good
, 30%
were satisfied
and about a fifth were not happy with these resources. A
very
small
minority of this
age
group
did not comment on these resources.
In contrast
,
just
-under 50% of those over 40, did not comment on them. About 11%
rated
these resources as
very
good
,
but
a fifth
rated
them as
satisfactory
and a similar proportion gave a ‘not
good’
rating
.