The pie chart illustrates the categories of library users, while the table demonstrates the results of a survey regarding library user satisfaction at a university.
Overall, it is remarkable that the full-time undergraduate students constituted the largest share in total library users. Regarding user satisfaction, the helpfulness of staff and library opening hours were the most positively received aspects, whereas the availability of journals experienced the highest level of dissatisfaction.
Looking at the pie graph, it is clear that the most significant portion goes to full-time undergraduates, making up 44%, with full-time postgraduates at 25%. Part-time postgraduates represented exactly 16% of the total dataset. Meanwhile, the percentages for distance learning and academic staff exhibited a near-equal distribution, sitting at 8% and 7%, respectively.
As detailed in the table, the figures reveal library user satisfaction. Library opening hours and helpfulness of staff registered a zero-percent dissatisfaction rate, with 65% and 95% being very satisfied, respectively. In contrast, almost half of users were very satisfied with the availability of journals and reliability of wi-fi, representing 45% and 48%, respectively.