Toward an Assessment of Academic Library Organization Effectiveness; Working Paper No. 4.

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contents Toward an Assessment of Academic Library Organization Effectiveness; Working Paper No. 4. Administration College Libraries Cost Effectiveness Librarians Library Planning Library Services Library Surveys Objectives Organization Questionnaires Staff Utilization Although library planners, managers, and administrators are beginning to investigate how to assess library organizations, most of these studies are based on an efficiency aspect of only one part of a library operation and even these are obfuscated by those promulgating the efficiency of computers in supplying library services and carrying out library operations. A study of how the Wayne State University (WSU) library staff expend their energies in keeping their organization going is reported in this working paper. The paper is presented in four parts: (1) a review of the general concepts of the methodologies for studying organizational effectiveness; (2) an outline plan for study that might be used at WSU; (3) a description of the first step in data gathering; and (4) a data gathering instrument that all library staff must complete. (Related papers are available as LI 003178, 003179, and 003180). (Author/NH)
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spellingShingle Toward an Assessment of Academic Library Organization Effectiveness; Working Paper No. 4.
Administration
College Libraries
Cost Effectiveness
Librarians
Library Planning
Library Services
Library Surveys
Objectives
Organization
Questionnaires
Staff Utilization
Toward an Assessment of Academic Library Organization Effectiveness; Working Paper No. 4. Administration College Libraries Cost Effectiveness Librarians Library Planning Library Services Library Surveys Objectives Organization Questionnaires Staff Utilization Although library planners, managers, and administrators are beginning to investigate how to assess library organizations, most of these studies are based on an efficiency aspect of only one part of a library operation and even these are obfuscated by those promulgating the efficiency of computers in supplying library services and carrying out library operations. A study of how the Wayne State University (WSU) library staff expend their energies in keeping their organization going is reported in this working paper. The paper is presented in four parts: (1) a review of the general concepts of the methodologies for studying organizational effectiveness; (2) an outline plan for study that might be used at WSU; (3) a description of the first step in data gathering; and (4) a data gathering instrument that all library staff must complete. (Related papers are available as LI 003178, 003179, and 003180). (Author/NH)
title Toward an Assessment of Academic Library Organization Effectiveness; Working Paper No. 4.
topic Administration
College Libraries
Cost Effectiveness
Librarians
Library Planning
Library Services
Library Surveys
Objectives
Organization
Questionnaires
Staff Utilization
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED055626