Direct links to ALL of the results from following surveys can be found here.
+ 2008 Library Vocabulary Results
+ Ready Reference Core Tools (Multi-Subject)
+ Collection Development Core Tools
+ Government Documents Core Reference Tools
+ Arts & Humanities ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
+ Bio-Sciences (non-medical**)’Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
+ Business ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
+ Consumer Health and Medical ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
+ Professional* Health and Medical Reference Core Reference Tools
+ Physical and Earth Sciences ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tool
+ Education and Homework Research ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
+ Engineering, Computer Science, and Mathematics ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tool
+ Genealogy ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
+ Legal ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
+ Social Sciences ‘Core’ or Essential Reference Tools
Source: Diane Kovacs
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