Browsing by Subject "Collection Development"

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    From Stacks to the Web: The Transformation of Academic Library Collecting
    (http://crl.acrl.org/content/74/2/159.full.pdf+html, 2013-03) Lewis, David W.
    The existence of a ubiquitous and cheap worldwide communications network that increasingly makes documents easily and freely available will require a transformation of academic library collecting practice. It will be driven by a number of specific developments including: the digitization of content; the development of print repositories; the development of e-readers and print-on-demand publishing; the growth of open access; challenges to establish academic publishing organizations; and the growth of new forms of scholarship based on openness and social productivity. If academic libraries are to be successful, they will need to: deconstruct legacy print collections; move from item-by-item book selection to purchase-on-demand and subscriptions; manage the transition to open access journals; focus on curating unique items; and develop new mechanisms for funding national infrastructure.
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    The History and Future of Academic Library Collecting in Eleven Pictures
    (2015-11) Lewis, David W.
    This paper reviews the history of academic library collecting and projects what will be required going forward. The paper draws on earlier work of the author and illustrates it with eleven pictures.
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    How to “Book Fair”: A New Librarian’s trip to the #FILGDL2015
    (Western European Studies Section (ACRL), 2016-03-31) Maxson, Bronwen
    The FIL (pronounced: “feel”), or Feria Internacional de Libro de Guadalajara (Guadalajara International Book Fair), is a “must go” for any librarian building a collection of Spanish-language materials. It is the largest annual Spanish-language book fair in the Western Hemisphere. At the fair, you will have access to academic, independent, and commercial publishers, networking with colleagues who do the same work you do, and Spanish-language materials from all over the world, at all reading levels, on topics ranging from general to specific interests. • Making your Case • Before leaving the US • Orientations • Working with a distributor • Attending: shopping, navigating, and using technology • Shipping materials & returning to the US [BREAK] Available from: [BREAK] [LINK]http://wessweb.info/index.php?title=How_to_%E2%80%9CBook_Fair:%E2%80%9D_A_New_Librarian%E2%80%99s_Trip_to_the&oldid=28028[/LINK]
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    Subscription Statistics for Collection and Budget Decisions
    (Indiana Library Federation, 1995) Ralston, Rick K.; Francq, Carole
    The most successful library managers in the future will plan using solid and consistent statistical data about library collection budgets.
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    Win-win purchasing: Using ILL to automate your collection development for print items
    (OCLC, 2024-04-24) Tomberlin, Cetoria
    In this session, I’ll detail the benefits of integrating a purchase-on-demand pathway into your existing ILL procedures for physical loan requests, highlighting how it improves loan fulfillment and turnaround times. I’ll discuss the basic structure and provide specific examples of parameters that individual libraries can set. Additionally, I’ll discuss various budget allocation options to support this. Finally, I’ll touch on potential issues that may arise with this automated collection development model such as savvy patrons attempting to circumvent the standard purchase request system and managing textbook requests.