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Designing Balanced Collections- What Does that Mean?
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Change: * "An impossible dream" * It depends on the library (academic, public, medical) * Including varied points of view on a subject by overcoming your own points of view * Personalizing for your community or user base * Balance between what? One library building? A consortrium? A public library system?
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Designing Balanced Collections- What Does that Mean?
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Change:Leasing vs. Buying? Seems like the leasing costs more, but with purchasing, there is the space issue. Challenged books? Doesn’t happen much. Donated books? Discuss before adding to the collection. “No gift is free”Do we create balanced collections or representative collections? Offensive or opposing opininons?EthicsPersonal and professional
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Change:sometimes driven by what is easily available (i.e. VHS became harder to purchase, so DVDs are more widely carried)Libraries can't continue to purchase all of the different formats due to space issues.Does anyone have written format policies?Some libraries add sections to their written collection development policiesSome
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Designing Balanced Collections- What Does that Mean?
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Change:Do we have a responsibility to provide resources that aren't available other places? (i.e. DVDs available at Blockbuster, Netflix, Wegmans, etc).The Long TailFormat Balance:Is sometimesdriven by what is easily available (i.e. VHS became harder to purchase, so DVDs are more widely carried)Libraries can't continue
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Change:In the past, we haven't had the research we now have that shows that readinganything will increase literacy skills int he long run. Format Balance:Is sometimesdriven by what is easily available (i.e. VHS became harder to purchase, so DVDs are more widely carried)Libraries can't continue
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Change:Hosts: Jen Sullivan & PenelopeScott KleinNicholsonScribe: Erin DorneyResources20 Maxims for Collection Building- A contemporary system for the 21st centuryBalancing Act- Give 'Em What They Want vs. Give 'Em What They NeedIt's About Building Balanced Collections- Are Public Libraries "Dumbing Down"?
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Collection Development Best Practices
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Change:In terms of the quality of the resource, how do we teach the differences between popular and scholarly resources when looking at an html/PDF as compared to a physical copy of the journal/magazine?Ebooks:Collection development isn't really being thought about except
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Collection Development Best Practices
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Change:public just purchased some Ebooks - went with travel and languages (maybe these are things people might want small portions of that would be transportable) they have been usedOverdrive LOOK UP - people with iPods cant use them for these EbooksPlayaway LOOK UP ideally, the system
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Collection Development Best Practices
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Change:session & what are some of your thoughts about collection development best practices:practices?EveyoneEveryone talks about best practices but what are they really? ConsultingI'm consulting with member libraries and want to pass on good information to them. Organizational changes resultare resulting in the realization ofthat
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Collection Development Best Practices
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Change:usersStart small with EbooksWritten and updated policies Be proactiveResourcesTwiki"Creating a Framework of Guidance for Building Good Digital Collections" by Timothy W. Cole here."Rethinking Collections--Libraries and librarians in an open age: A theoretical view" by Heather Morrisonhere.Conference to attend (in China!)
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Collection Development Best Practices
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Change:Music - faculty wanted an online collection, almost all cd budget moved to naxos LOOK UP no marc records for these right now, trying to figure out some federated searching for these to search the music collection and Naxos at the same timeUsing Web 2.0 for
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Collection Development Best Practices
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Change:not as much of a problem for public libraries - less of an issue, stronger reliance on interlibrary loan, not as much of a need for older issuesproblem with storage & mold issues - had to get rid of a lot of pring issuesIf it's unavailable
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Change:Thanks to everyone for attending this breakout session! Feel free to add your own ideas & comments to the wiki page below. Breakout Session NotesHosts: Jen Sullivan & Penelope KleinScribe: Erin DorneyResources20 Maxims for Collection Building- A contemporary system for the 21st centuryBalancing Act
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Change:Thanks to everyone for attending this breakout session! Feel free to add your own ideas & comments to the wiki page below. Breakout Session NotesHosts: Melissa McElroy-Elve & Penelope KleinScribe: Erin DorneyResources"Creating a Framework of Guidance for Building Good Digital Collections" by Timothy W. Cole Click
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Change:Our ability to change and do it well is what has kept us alive thus far.What is the relationship of fear to change? What is "the transparent library"?Open communication (no secrets, encourages conversation)Adapting to changeScanning horizonsIs this necessarily different than a "fexible"flexible library"?What
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Change: Thank you for attending the breakout session on march 4, 2008. Feel free to log in an add your own comments to this page!Breakout Session Notes EffectingHost: ChangeJennifer leadershipSullivan and Penelope trackKleinJen openedScribe: upErin DorneyWe are seeing the sessionevolution after
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Change:. Writing center, education resource center are going to be housed in the library. LibQual:Our lookability upto onchange and do it well is what has kept us alive thus far. webResourcesKeeping Up With the Field- Ideas for staying "in-the-know"The Transparent Library-
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Change:Developed an assessment plan for the library to identify things we would like to do (facilities) and resources. We identified that what we could do
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Change:Brainstorming about what library skills were before we started focusing on technology, go back to the people skillls and basic library functions. It isn't all technology, we should work more on the people aspect of it. Have a good attitude towards different populations of users (i.e. teens). ResourcesKeeping
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Change: people along, reassuring them, nurturing them. Stages of ILS grief: look up on web. ResourcesKeeping Up With the Field- Ideas for staying "in-the-know"The Transparent Library- what makes us succeed as a teamPlanning for New Library Futures- long- range strategic planning
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