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Main Author:	Disher, Wayne (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Westport, Conn. [u.a.] Libraries Unlimited 2007
Edition:	1. publ.
Series:	Crash course series
Subjects:	Collection development (Libraries) / United States Small libraries / Collection development / United States Développement des collections (Bibliothèques) - États-Unis Petites bibliothèques - Développement des collections - États-Unis Collection development (Libraries) > United States Small libraries > Collection development > United States Bestandsaufbau Bibliothek USA
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Item Description:	Includes bibliographical references and index Library collections -- The library and its community -- Collection assessment and evaluation -- Collection development policies -- Statistics for collection developers -- Managing collection budgets -- Selecting library materials -- Reviews and reviewing sources -- Acquisitions -- The publishing industry -- Collection maintenance -- Mending and preserving -- Collection promotion and merchandising -- Handling complaints about the collection -- Conclusion
Physical Description:	XIII, 179 S. 28 cm
ISBN:	9781591585596

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adam_text	Contents Introduction ................................................................xi Chapter 1— Library Collections ...................................................1 What Is a Collection? .........................................................1 What Is Collection Development? ...........................................2 Collection Management versus Collection Development .........................3 Initial Issues to Consider ......................................................3 Needs, Wants, and Demands ...................................................6 Chapter 2— The Library and Its Community ........................................7 The Goals of a Community Analysis .............................................8 Basic Steps .................................................................9 Step 1 : Defining Your Borders .............................................9 Step 2: Neighborhood Immersion ..........................................10 Step 3: Collect Your Data ................................................11 Step 4: Making Sense of Your Data .........................................19 Finishing Steps of Your Analysis ..............................................20 Charts ................................................................20 Top Collection Subject Demands ...........................................21 Community Analysis Web Sites ...............................................22 Finishing Your Analysis .................................................23 Chapter 3— Collection Assessment and Evaluation ..................................25 The Value of Your Collection .................................................25 Evaluations and Assessments .................................................26 When to Perform a Collection Evaluation ........................................27 Policy or Legal Requirement ..............................................27 Planning ..............................................................27 Need for Information ....................................................28 The Goal of a Collection Evaluation ............................................28 Starting a Collection Evaluation ...............................................29 Step 1 : Define Your Collection Evaluation Goal ...............................30 Step 2: Determine What Data You Need to Gather, and How .....................30 Step 3: Choose an Appropriate Evaluation Technique ..........................31 Step 4: Document and Disseminate the Results ................................31 Collection Evaluation Techniques ..............................................32 Collection Based .......................................................33 User Based ............................................................40 vi Contents Chapter 4— Collection Development Policies .......................................45 The Purpose of a Collection Development Policy ..................................45 The Ideal Collection Development Policy ....................................46 Are Collection Development Policies Useful in Today s Public Library? ...........46 Elements of a Collection Development Policy ....................................47 Before Writing Your Own Collection Development Policy ..........................51 Sharing Your Collection Development Policy ....................................51 Chapters — Statistics for Collection Developers .....................................53 Why Collect Data about Your Collection? .......................................54 Regulatory Demands ....................................................54 Planning ..............................................................54 Monitoring Development .................................................55 Monitoring Trends ......................................................55 Types of Data ..............................................................55 Common Formulas and Measures for Collection Developers .........................56 Percentage of Acquisitions Rate ...........................................56 Turnover Rate ..........................................................57 Circulation per Capita ...................................................57 Volumes per Capita .....................................................58 Material Expenditures per Capita ...........................................58 Presenting and Reporting Your Statistics ........................................59 Basic Rules ............................................................59 Choosing an Effective Message ............................................60 Consider Your Audience and Your Goal .....................................60 Chapter 6— Managing Collection Budgets .........................................63 The Budget Cycle ..........................................................64 What You Will Need to Prepare Your Collection Budget ............................65 Budget Allocations ..........................................................66 Fund Accounts .........................................................66 Creating Budget Allocations ..............................................67 Keeping Track of Your Budget Allocations ..................................67 Budget Challenges ..........................................................68 Not Enough Money .....................................................69 Lack of Control ........................................................69 Rising Costs ...........................................................69 Spending Someone Else s Money ..........................................70 Shifting or Competing Collection Priorities ...................................70 Avoiding Problems by Improving Budgeting Skills ................................71 Contents vii Chapter 7— Selecting Library Materials ...........................................73 Selection Philosophies .......................................................73 Personal Preparations Before You Start to Select ..................................75 Your Personal Preferences and Biases .......................................75 Ethics ................................................................75 Utilize Your Strengths and Battle Your Weaknesses ............................76 Before Starting .........................................................77 Popular Selection Criteria ....................................................77 Subject ...............................................................77 Demand and Usage Potential ..............................................77 Material Construction Quality .............................................78 Collection Balance ......................................................78 Other Considerations ....................................................78 Selecting Materials Other Than Books ..........................................80 Audiovisual Material ....................................................80 Journals and Newspapers .................................................81 Children s Material .....................................................81 Non-English-Language Material ...........................................82 Popular Selection Tools ......................................................83 Recommended and Best of ... Lists ....................................83 Catalogs ..............................................................83 Directories and Bibliographies .............................................84 Reviews ..............................................................84 Chapter 8— Reviews and Reviewing Sources ........................................85 The Purpose of a Review .....................................................85 A Standard Review .........................................................86 The Limitations of a Review ..................................................87 Coverage Gaps .........................................................87 Timeliness ............................................................88 Pulling Punches ........................................................88 Tags .................................................................88 Differences in Opinions ..................................................89 Finding Reviews ...........................................................90 Online Reviews ........................................................90 Journals ..............................................................91 Popular Library Review Sources ...............................................91 Publishers Weekly ......................................................91 Library Journal ........................................................92 Booklist ...............................................................93 New York Times Book Review .............................................94 Other Review Sources to Consider .........................................95 viii Contents Chapter 9— Acquisitions ........................................................97 Purchasing Basics ..........................................................97 Preparing Your Order .......................................................98 Finding the Item ............................................................98 Buying from Vendors and Jobbers ..........................................99 Buying Directly from the Publisher ........................................100 Buying Directly from the Store ...........................................101 Types of Purchases ........................................................102 Firm Orders ..........................................................102 Standing Orders .......................................................103 On Approval ..........................................................103 Leases ...............................................................104 Finishing Acquisitions ......................................................104 Chapter 10— The Publishing Industry ............................................105 What Is a Publisher? .......................................................106 The Process of Publishing a Book .............................................107 Various Types of Publishers .................................................107 Trade Publishers .......................................................108 Government Publishing .................................................108 Specialty Presses ......................................................108 Small and Independent Presses ...........................................109 Textbook and Academic Publishers ........................................109 Top Publishers in the United States ............................................109 Printing ..................................................................110 Publishing Terminology .....................................................110 Backlist ..............................................................110 Blurb ................................................................ Ill Copyright ............................................................ Ill Dust Jacket ........................................................... Ill Frontlist............................................................. Ill Galley ...............................................................112 Imprint ..............................................................112 ISBN ................................................................112 Mass-Market Paperbacks ................................................112 Publication Date .......................................................113 Remainders ...........................................................113 Title Verso ...........................................................113 Trade Paperbacks ......................................................113 Contents ix Chapter 11— Collection Maintenance ............................................115 Deleting Material, or Weeding ...............................................116 Why Collection Developers Need to Weed Material ...........................116 Why Collection Developers Try to Avoid Weeding ...........................117 The Weeding Process .......................................................119 Before You Start ......................................................120 Information You Will Need ..............................................121 Material You May Need to Take with You ..................................123 Criteria Used in the Weeding Process ......................................125 Chapter 12— Mending and Preserving ............................................135 Common Misconceptions ...................................................136 Common Problems ........................................................137 Bindings .............................................................138 Spine ................................................................138 Paper ................................................................139 Light ................................................................139 Tears or Other Damage .................................................140 Photocopying .........................................................140 Water ...............................................................141 Food and Drink .......................................................141 Resources ............................................................142 Material Protection .........................................................142 Chapter 13— Collection Promotion and Merchandising .............................143 Why Merchandise and Promote Our Collections? .................................144 It s Attractive .........................................................144 It Improves Access .....................................................145 It Meets Expectations ...................................................145 Understanding User Behavior ................................................145 The Browser ..........................................................146 Collection Organization .................................................146 Floor Plans and Customer Movement ......................................148 Types of Collection Merchandising and Promotion ...............................148 Displays .............................................................149 Face-Outs ............................................................149 End Caps ............................................................150 Multiple Copies .......................................................150 Fronting .............................................................151 Items That Complement One Another ......................................151 Shelving Fixtures ......................................................152 Challenges of Merchandising and Promotion ....................................153 χ Contents Chapter 14— Handling Complaints about the Collection .............................155 Complaints versus Challenges ................................................156 Intellectual Freedom .......................................................156 Planning for Complaints and Challenges ........................................157 Training Library Staff ..................................................157 Training Library Boards and Commissions ..................................158 Policies and Procedures .................................................158 Material Selection Philosophy ............................................159 Collection Balance .....................................................160 Community Analysis ...................................................160 A Typical Complaint-Handling Process ........................................161 Informal Complaint ....................................................161 Formal Complaint .....................................................162 Internal Censorship ........................................................164 Conclusion ..................................................................165 Index .......................................................................167
adam_txt	Contents Introduction .xi Chapter 1— Library Collections .1 What Is a Collection? .1 What Is Collection Development? .2 Collection Management versus Collection Development .3 Initial Issues to Consider .3 Needs, Wants, and Demands .6 Chapter 2— The Library and Its Community .7 The Goals of a Community Analysis .8 Basic Steps .9 Step 1 : Defining Your Borders .9 Step 2: Neighborhood Immersion .10 Step 3: Collect Your Data .11 Step 4: Making Sense of Your Data .19 Finishing Steps of Your Analysis .20 Charts .20 Top Collection Subject Demands .21 Community Analysis Web Sites .22 Finishing Your Analysis .23 Chapter 3— Collection Assessment and Evaluation .25 The Value of Your Collection .25 Evaluations and Assessments .26 When to Perform a Collection Evaluation .27 Policy or Legal Requirement .27 Planning .27 Need for Information .28 The Goal of a Collection Evaluation .28 Starting a Collection Evaluation .29 Step 1 : Define Your Collection Evaluation Goal .30 Step 2: Determine What Data You Need to Gather, and How .30 Step 3: Choose an Appropriate Evaluation Technique .31 Step 4: Document and Disseminate the Results .31 Collection Evaluation Techniques .32 Collection Based .33 User Based .40 vi Contents Chapter 4— Collection Development Policies .45 The Purpose of a Collection Development Policy .45 The Ideal Collection Development Policy .46 Are Collection Development Policies Useful in Today's Public Library? .46 Elements of a Collection Development Policy .47 Before Writing Your Own Collection Development Policy .51 Sharing Your Collection Development Policy .51 Chapters — Statistics for Collection Developers .53 Why Collect Data about Your Collection? .54 Regulatory Demands .54 Planning .54 Monitoring Development .55 Monitoring Trends .55 Types of Data .55 Common Formulas and Measures for Collection Developers .56 Percentage of Acquisitions Rate .56 Turnover Rate .57 Circulation per Capita .57 Volumes per Capita .58 Material Expenditures per Capita .58 Presenting and Reporting Your Statistics .59 Basic Rules .59 Choosing an Effective Message .60 Consider Your Audience and Your Goal .60 Chapter 6— Managing Collection Budgets .63 The Budget Cycle .64 What You Will Need to Prepare Your Collection Budget .65 Budget Allocations .66 Fund Accounts .66 Creating Budget Allocations .67 Keeping Track of Your Budget Allocations .67 Budget Challenges .68 Not Enough Money .69 Lack of Control .69 Rising Costs .69 Spending Someone Else's Money .70 Shifting or Competing Collection Priorities .70 Avoiding Problems by Improving Budgeting Skills .71 Contents vii Chapter 7— Selecting Library Materials .73 Selection Philosophies .73 Personal Preparations Before You Start to Select .75 Your Personal Preferences and Biases .75 Ethics .75 Utilize Your Strengths and Battle Your Weaknesses .76 Before Starting .77 Popular Selection Criteria .77 Subject .77 Demand and Usage Potential .77 Material Construction Quality .78 Collection Balance .78 Other Considerations .78 Selecting Materials Other Than Books .80 Audiovisual Material .80 Journals and Newspapers .81 Children's Material .81 Non-English-Language Material .82 Popular Selection Tools .83 "Recommended" and "Best of ." Lists .83 Catalogs .83 Directories and Bibliographies .84 Reviews .84 Chapter 8— Reviews and Reviewing Sources .85 The Purpose of a Review .85 A Standard Review .86 The Limitations of a Review .87 Coverage Gaps .87 Timeliness .88 Pulling Punches .88 Tags .88 Differences in Opinions .89 Finding Reviews .90 Online Reviews .90 Journals .91 Popular Library Review Sources .91 Publishers Weekly .91 Library Journal .92 Booklist .93 New York Times Book Review .94 Other Review Sources to Consider .95 viii Contents Chapter 9— Acquisitions .97 Purchasing Basics .97 Preparing Your Order .98 Finding the Item .98 Buying from Vendors and Jobbers .99 Buying Directly from the Publisher .100 Buying Directly from the Store .101 Types of Purchases .102 Firm Orders .102 Standing Orders .103 On Approval .103 Leases .104 Finishing Acquisitions .104 Chapter 10— The Publishing Industry .105 What Is a Publisher? .106 The Process of Publishing a Book .107 Various Types of Publishers .107 Trade Publishers .108 Government Publishing .108 Specialty Presses .108 Small and Independent Presses .109 Textbook and Academic Publishers .109 Top Publishers in the United States .109 Printing .110 Publishing Terminology .110 Backlist .110 Blurb . Ill Copyright . Ill Dust Jacket . Ill Frontlist. Ill Galley .112 Imprint .112 ISBN .112 Mass-Market Paperbacks .112 Publication Date .113 Remainders .113 Title Verso .113 Trade Paperbacks .113 Contents ix Chapter 11— Collection Maintenance .115 Deleting Material, or Weeding .116 Why Collection Developers Need to Weed Material .116 Why Collection Developers Try to Avoid Weeding .117 The Weeding Process .119 Before You Start .120 Information You Will Need .121 Material You May Need to Take with You .123 Criteria Used in the Weeding Process .125 Chapter 12— Mending and Preserving .135 Common Misconceptions .136 Common Problems .137 Bindings .138 Spine .138 Paper .139 Light .139 Tears or Other Damage .140 Photocopying .140 Water .141 Food and Drink .141 Resources .142 Material Protection .142 Chapter 13— Collection Promotion and Merchandising .143 Why Merchandise and Promote Our Collections? .144 It's Attractive .144 It Improves Access .145 It Meets Expectations .145 Understanding User Behavior .145 The Browser .146 Collection Organization .146 Floor Plans and Customer Movement .148 Types of Collection Merchandising and Promotion .148 Displays .149 Face-Outs .149 End Caps .150 Multiple Copies .150 Fronting .151 Items That Complement One Another .151 Shelving Fixtures .152 Challenges of Merchandising and Promotion .153 χ Contents Chapter 14— Handling Complaints about the Collection .155 Complaints versus Challenges .156 Intellectual Freedom .156 Planning for Complaints and Challenges .157 Training Library Staff .157 Training Library Boards and Commissions .158 Policies and Procedures .158 Material Selection Philosophy .159 Collection Balance .160 Community Analysis .160 A Typical Complaint-Handling Process .161 Informal Complaint .161 Formal Complaint .162 Internal Censorship .164 Conclusion .165 Index .167
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topic_facet	Collection development (Libraries) / United States Small libraries / Collection development / United States Développement des collections (Bibliothèques) - États-Unis Petites bibliothèques - Développement des collections - États-Unis Collection development (Libraries) United States Small libraries Collection development United States Bestandsaufbau Bibliothek USA
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