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How can we help you? Complete our Online Learning Survey and let us know

Here at the Health Library for North Staffordshire we offer you a number of online learning opportunities:
You can use these services to learn more about the Health Library’s resources and develop your information skills.

Online learning is sometimes also referred to as elearning, technology-enhanced learning, technology-enabled learning or learning online.

We would like to know more about what online learning opportunities you need from the Health Library and how we can best deliver them.

Please complete our  survey to let us know how we can improve our service. Even if you don’t use our services we would like to learn more about why that is.

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