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The article presents a chart depicting responses to a poll conducted by the periodical "Library Media Connection" (LMC) into the use of specific devices for providing U.S. students with access to electronic books (e-books), noting the lack of e-book offerings in most schools.

The article provides information on a survey of school librarians conducted by the journal which examined the use of software applications (apps) on personal mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers. According to the survey, a majority of librarians use apps for recreational purposes as well as for personal productivity and work productivity. A chart based on the results is presented.

A chart is presented of responses from school librarians regarding what kind of electronic devices they use for electronic book (ebook) distribution, such as library computers, Kindle electronic readers, and iPod music players in 2013.

The article examines the results of a survey asking school librarians about their responsibilities during back-to-school night in which parents meet with teachers. A majority of respondents indicated that they are actively working in the library during these events, as some noted they met with parents, held book fairs, and provided resources on library policies and procedures. A chart is included with information on survey answers.

The article provides results of a survey conducted by the periodical Library Media Collection (LMC) regarding Library Advisory Committees in the U.S., as well as includes a graph of the responses gathered. It reports on the demographic makeup of the Library Advisory Committees, as well as notes the existence of the Committees at one out of 10 libraries in the U.S.

A table is presented showing school policies on students' use of mobile devices during school hours in the U.S.

The article presents two charts based on the Library Media Connection (LMC) survey asking "What devices are you using for ebooks with your students?" comparing answers from 2010 and 2011.

The article discusses the results of a survey of school librarians who were asked if they would be retiring within the next two years as of January/February 2012. The majority of people responded that they will not be retiring because they are too young, while 13% reported that they would be retiring. The graph showing the results is also presented.